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TwICE and Blend it! records are back with the 8th release of the BLACK AROMA edits. Expect the trademark sounds that made this series in demand and sought after: side A is sure to hit the jazz - funk heads, whilst side B is a treat for 80’s boogie and soul lovers. Grab hold of a copy quick, these don’t last long!

G-Machine returns to planet earth with five boogie bangers from space!

Boils n’ Ghouls it’s the god damn return of Unit Black Flight on Giallo Disco!  4 newly mastered tracks plus an exclusive remix from LA’s night phantom Umberto.

Shara Music starts 2017 with the second vinyl of our label called “Basic Drink”.Signed by one of the most prolific Italian producers of this past 2016, Dj Rocca. Also along with the Marc Piñol remix. It’s the beggining of a year loaded with great references.

Jex Opolis presents "Ravines," a nine-track collection of music for all seasons. The record is a hopeful exploration of melody and atmosphere, and the title is a nod Jex's childhood expeditions in the woods of rural Canada. Coming on Good Timin' in April 2017.

From his roots in early italo disco , a sound that inspired him since his childhood, this mysterious producer comes out with a genuine gem of pure balearic and disco mood, among the use of real hardware and various instruments creating this classic extended disco version that sounds in an actual disco edit style, even if the song is brand new.

Patrick Gibin aka TwICE is back with the 9th release of his BLACK AROMA edits. Check!

New year, new start and a long overdue introduction of some female sensibilities into the Slow Motion stable. System Olympia hails from Calabria and was formerly part of London based Royalty. You know the drill by now, tear jerking synths, chest crushing bass and that indefinable slow-motion disco swagger that we have made all our own. Dance floor, after party, headphones, locked groove tools – we got it covered.

Chit Chat head south for fusion inspiration as they embark on another full-spread voyage. Two Brazilian acts and two LA acts remixing Brazilian cuts, the party's as balanced as it is vibey. Local talent comes from Poolside & Fatnotronic (slinky new disco) and Joutro Mundo (raw P-funk) while LA twists come courtesy of Daniel T's sweaty take of Antonio Carlos E Jocafi and Tony Adam's beautiful shimmering sheen and subtle acid on Tony Bizaro's "Estou Livre". Freedom.

Folamour is a new name in the Roots For Bloom family but by all accounts he fits right in. The opening track Nights Over You rocks an original and an edit from the label boss himself Jamie Trench. It focuses on emotive chords, mesmerising key lines and as always on RFB a great groove and low end. The vocal sample cuts the break and takes the limelight of the track. The A2 last morning screams sunshine again focussing on a strong vocal sample "when the morning comes" which you cant help but picture sunsets to. Folamour's last offering is $0$ which reminds us of the likes of 90s disco cut samples with great strings and keys throughout. A strong offering from a new head on the RFB scene.

Between Unthank, Firecracker, Cocktail d'Amore Music, Mule Musiq, Permanent Vacation, and ESP Institute, it is safe to say that Lord Of The Isles is a much coveted artist. It would also be safe to say that he makes pretty damn good music that has landed on some pretty damn good labels. But, this is no surprise, each one of the man's releases is drenched in quality, and he has a knack for delivering spaced-out house music that sits at the very outer edges of disco. He returns with a new LP for ESP, a label that is constantly on our radar these days, and it feels like a match made in heaven; fifteen tracks of pure electronic freedom, whichever lens they're being filtered through, and from raw, disjointed boogie, through to kinetic ambient scores, or even segments of shimmering deep house, this is the stuff you need. A masterful and perfectly executed album.