Always In Goodform

I dedicate this post to my friend Rob V who always seems to be operating at a higher frequency or wavelength than the rest of us. Whenever I see him rubbing his hands together a la' Mister Miyagi before a dj set I know were in for some scintillating disco. So this is my homage set in the spirit of winnipeg's Rob V. I have new and old on here (mostly old actually) but its a round set that would be perfect for luncheons, pre cocktails, or afterpartys..

Aujourd’hui c’est le disco qui est à l’honneur. Je dédie ce post à mon ami Rob V qui semble toujours exister à une fréquence plus élevée que la plupart d’entre nous. Ceux qui le connaissent bien savent que lorsqu’il frotte vigoureusement ses mains ensemble avant son set (à la Monsieur Miyagi), on peut s’attendre à une soirée magique de disco. Voici alors mon set en homage au Winnipégois, Rob V. Il y a du nouveau mais surtout du vieux. Parfait pour les soirées cocktail et les after parties.

First up is French producer Kelton Prima with some newer sounds of the classic 70's groove.

DL : Kelton Prima - Disco Megalo

No respectable set is complete without some Arthur Russell, here's one of his aliases.

DL : Felix - Tiger Stripes (Extended Version)

This spacey afro adventure will bust a funk safari on your ass with it poly rhythms.

DL : K.I.D. - Hupendi Muziki Wangu (you dont like my music)

This New Order sounding quirk house from James Curd is perfect breakdown material.

DL : James Curd - We Just Won't Stop (instrumental)

Manchester's Greg Wilson had a huge role in creating what we think of as electro.

DL : Greg Wilson - C'Mon You Can Get It

This just makes me gush like Tanlines so I love it. I realize its borderline trance from Lithuania.

DL : Downtown Party Network - Heart Break Dancing