Disco Deviance is all about keeping quality groove based music alive. Our definitition of 'disco' is very wide and inclusive in the tradition of open minded DJ pioneers like Larry Levan, David Mancuso, Nicky Siano and Tee Scott. Some call it 'Balearic'. But musically speaking, we don't care if it's disco, funk, electrofunk, electro, Italo, post-punk, cosmic, afro, house or whatever as long as it's got the funk and makes people want to dance and party. We seek out the very best tracks, editors and DJs to put our music together. We want it to be essential.
The Disco Deviance idea came about in 2004 when Dicky Trisco first met legendary electrofunk DJ Greg Wilson. A shared love of disco and electrofunk lead to a decision to hold one off events together to showcase the sounds they loved. Things grew from there ultimately leading to an imprint dedicated to keeping the vibe alive.
Looking ahead, there's lots more great music to be discovered. We don't do it or less it's going to be really good. So look out!
And if you are interested in putting on a Disco Deviance event in your club then get in touch through My Space and we'll try to work something out together. We want to take our definition of 'disco deviance' and our sound to as many places and people as possible and keep those people dancing!
And don't forget to check back regularly for some previews of up and coming edits on our player and download links to DJ mixes.
The second in the Tribute series comes from the Situation posse.
Continuing Tribute’s aim to supply festival inspired battle weapons and
club anthems for DJs, ‘We Love Leon’ rips a guitar riff from a rather
well known pop band and surrounds it with played Situation-style
Balearic goodness and then blends it all together with an ace vocal by
Gill Scott Golden. The result is a highly original and stunning melt of
sound which has already had big support from DJs like Greg Wilson and
which really captures that festival vibe of old.
Cut loud on single-sided heavy weight vinyl, the Tribute series is set to inflict some serious dancefloor damage.
‘Kicked off with this on a number of occasions since the guys gave me a
copy earlier in the year. Really love the way it builds before the
vocal comes in - sets the tone perfectly!’
Greg Wilson
‘BAGGY end of the night hand-raiser!’
Jim Stanton (Horse Meat Disco)
‘Love the vocals. Really cleverly fused with a Balearic groove. Stomping without the pace...ACE!’
Crazy P
‘BIG HIT ALERT ! I Love This! The Vocal is stunning and the feel of this track is so good. I will play this for sure.’
Marius
MD003 Marius - Jetset (Ray Mang Versions) OUT NOW!!
Taken from the up and coming LP 'Jet Set' by Marius which will be released in March 2010!!
DJ Play: Laurent Garnier, Popular Peoples Front, The Revenge, Dimitri
From Paris, The Unabombers, Faze Action, Trevor Jackson, Rocky, Horse
Meat Disco, Jaques Renault, Nick Chacona, Leo Zero, Mock & Toof,
Jimpster, Harri, Atjazz, Deep Party Netowork, Roller Boys, Charles
Spencer, Toby Tobias, Dicky Trisco, Marcus Worgull and many many more.
DJ Feedback:
'Really love the Ray Mang versions! Will play a lot.'
Laurent Garnier
'Bonus Beats mix is incredible - guarnateed dancefloor decadence!'
Popular Peoples Front
'Very nice. I like it a lot!'
The Revenge
'Another nice remix from our ever dependable Ray chap.'
Dimitri From Paris
'Fantastic stuff boys. Fierce shit. Ray Mang just seems to do everything with that magic touch.'
The Unabombers
'It's big and it's Ray!'
Faze Action
'Mr Mang has been a sparkling talent for eons. Great to hear him back again creating genuine dancefloors gems.'
Trevor Jackson
The launch of
the first in history man-made sputnik was held on 4th October 1957.
This day is considered to be the beginning of the mankind space era. The first
man-made sputnik was placed into orbit by a rocket vehicle from Baikonur
spaceport. A radio beacon was installed on a board of sputnik for monitoring
the flight and carrying out an investigation.
The launch
of the first in history man-made sputnik was held on 4th October 1957. This day
is considered to be the beginning of the mankind space era. The first man-made
sputnik was placed into orbit by a rocket vehicle from Baikonur spaceport. A
radio beacon was installed on a board of sputnik for monitoring the flight and
carrying out an investigation.
