Baby G & Robin Crafoord production duo Dance Disorder turns the dark original track of spanish newcomer Shelby Grey into a cosmic disco piece for Vicknoise’s label Factor City.

recorded on a wave of inspiration following the completion of the last lindstrom & prins thomas long player II, the self-titled album swims in the currents that prins is so rightly well regarded for – a groove filled mix of disco, krautrock, house and balaeric tinted pop. you can get the record (released on full pupp) from march 29th at your favourite local record store.

to celebrate this friday the 12th full pupp take over corsica studios(still one of the best venues in london) for an album launch shindig. joining prins for the ekstravaganza 3 party are full pupp labelmateespen haa and hamburg’s tensnake who will be playing live. you can get the full details for what promises to be a first class night out here.

whilst you wait dive into this gorgeous psyche-minded selection brimming with warm crackly goodness.

We hope you enjoy this piece of music, timeless and classic it seems to last forever.

Cosmic disco and leftfield grooves from Erol’s partner in psychedelic crime…

After forging his name as one half of The Grid, Richard Norris teamed up with electro champ Erol Alkan a few year’s back to create their Beyond The Wizard’s Sleeve project – celebrating all the weird and wonderful in psychedelic and cosmic music, and fusing it to lush Balearic style grooves.

A very in demand pairing, their reworkings of tracks (or “reanimations” as they call them) are amongst the best in electronic music, as witnessed on their debut compilation earlier this year. Get yourself in the mood for a mellow Christmas with this charming mix from Mr. Norris, and see for yourself what lies beyond the sleeve….

Richard Norris plays The Fantasy Island NYE party at Camino in London on 31st December. More at http://camino.uk.com

Andy lays down a raw, tasty mix of old school deep house, synthy cosmic disco and groove filled slow burners. A room warming combination of soul, darker grooves, sexy vocals and atmospheric house and disco that chugs along at a pace of its own. A new direction and a new vibe set, making for quite the toe tapping, booty shaking start to deepcast 009!

Myles serves up a dancier mix, combining house classics with new cuts sampling groovy disco and warm dance floor vibes! Bridging the gap between the old and the new, this mix delivers a fresh combination of deep groovers, party starters, easy listeners and more, rounding out an all new and very different app

To this end, we present a round up of this year’s Cross Section download albums. Each bursting with a month’s worth of tunes from the band’s we write about.

Check out your favourites and discover 2009′s wealth of great, new talent.

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Jay is a kick ass DJ and solid producer with the bulk of his catalog on Munich’s Compost Records and Compost Black. Remix-wise he’s done work for Buzzin’ Fly, Four:Twenty, Dirt Crew and Faze Action to name a few. But that’s not really the point, the point is that after drinking many very tall beers and talking plenty of shit, we went back to Jay’s place (conveniently located across the street from the Neo-Nazi’s) to skin up and talk some more shit. While shit-talking, Jay put on this mix he recorded LIVE and we were like, ROCKINNNNN! So, away we go…

After a while her attention started to shift towards other styles of music and soon she became fascinated by the robotic sound of the synthesizer disco produced in early eighties by artist like Giorgio Moroder. So she started to dig deeper in her quest for the more obscure sound of disco music. This has resulted in a rare collection of italo disco, spacedisco, new wave, synthpop and old Chicago house-classics as well as The Hague electronics today.

She has played the decks at various clubs in her hometown and the rest of Holland. She is also one of the deejays at the Chicks on Technics-parties in Rotterdam.

She gets her inspiration from artists like Loud e, David Vunk and I-f and his former radio station CBS, which has now made room for the new Intergalactic FM.

Thanx Groove n’ vibes for the playlist ;)

http://www.littlewhiteearbuds.com/tracks/2009/LWEPodcast19JohnDaly.mp3

01. Frankie Flowerz, “Break the Barriers” (John Daly remix) [Internasjonal]
02. Ray Valioso, “Groove Memories” [Real Soon]
03. Open House ft. Pace, “Seven Day Weekend” (Motor City mix) [Tu Rong]
04. The Beat Broker, “My Way Or the Highway” [Flexx]
05. DJ Koze, “I Want to Seep” [International Records Recordings]
06. Odessa, “Sketch (Original) [Disco Praline]
07. Tako, “Flotation Dance” [Ambassador's Reception]
08. Brendon Moeller, “Ignition” [Apnea]
09. René Et Gaston, “Pouah! Ours Savant Edit” [a.r.t.less]
10. Saturn V, “Locomotion” [Nation]
11. Creepy Autograph, “The Gray Mans Theme” [Valentine Connexion Records]
12. Lerosa, “Circadia” [Millions of Moments]
13. Unknown artist, “Beyond Jupiter” [Moxie]

Only three years ago John Daly was just an upstart from Cork, Ireland, whose raw and ready tunes on his own Feel Music made small waves. These days each highly anticipated Daly release (and there are a lot of them) rocks the boat, as his dubbed out grooves for Francois K’s Wave Music, IRR, Plak and Drumpoet Community becomes a fixture of many house and techno DJs’ sets. The effortlessness of his inviting and varied productions have well earned the crate space. In kind, we wanted to hear what’s pulling its weight in Mr. Daly’s crates, and thus was born our exclusive 19th podcast. Moving from hypnotic deep-house to interstellar disco and future primitive techno, Daly’s set speaks louder than his tight-lipped interview. Strap on your headphones and absorb what the man has to say.

When and where did you make the mix?

John Daly: Last December in my bedroom.

What’s the concept behind the mix?

No concept, just music I like.

Who are a few of your favorite DJs and why?

Most of my favourite DJs wouldn’t be names people would really know, guys I would have played with back in the day, that kind of thing.

You sure you wouldn’t want to mention them anyways?

Yeah, OK: Graham Payne, the man who taught me everything I know about real house music, Chilli Philpott, Rico Heffernan, and of course the One Eye, my partner in Feel Music.

What can we expect from you for the rest of the year?

Got some things in the pipeline at the moment.

(From Little White Earbuds)