Midnight Riot Vol. 8

Label/Cat#: Midnight Riot – MIDRIOTVOL 8
Year: 8 December, 2014
Source: WEB
Format: mp3
Quality: 320 kbps
Size: 437 MB
Genre: Electronic
Style: Nu Disco

Tracklist:
1. 80s Child – Cocktails For 2 (The Dead Rose Music Company remix) (6:49)
2. B G Baarregaard – Luvs Treatin (7:12)
3. Rayko – Never Too Late (6:06)
4. Late Nite Tuff Guy – Do U Wanna Get Down (8:12)
5. Groove Motion – Money (7:27)
6. Mr Absolutt – Im So Crazy Bout You (6:02)
7. Ziggy Phunk – Just A Memory (6:49)
8. Lemon Mint – Young People (6:35)
9. Korama – New Math (7:16)
10. Richard Seaborne – Do I Really Know You (6:16)
11. Goldboy – Scopin 4 Love (5:48)
12. The New Black – Coming Back (7:51)
13. Lloyd Van Lee – Toniite (4:23)
14. Weedyman – Nyte Tyme Fun (5:54)
15. Phil Jaimes – White On Rice (5:06)
16. South Beach Recycling – Mainline (7:50)
17. GG Edits – Burn This (6:10)
18. Fran Deeper & James Rod – Flauta Guayaba (5:29)
19. Guy Dee – Back & Forth (6:46)
20. Cosmocomics – Midnight Music (6:39)
21. Wonkar & Casual Connection – Im The Best (6:10)
22. Coutel – Its Amazing (5:31)
23. Basement Love – Too Young (4:33)
24. Marce D P – Aquas De Cristal (4:47)
25. Formix – Rhythm Composer (7:38)
26. Lotus Disco – Release You (3:41)
27. TV – Disco Futuristico (6:42)
28. Boogie Filtered – You Gotta Change (Funk Vision mix) (6:39)
29. Hober Mallow – Spell It Out (6:37)
30. Young Pulse – Back For More (7:27)
31. Tony Johns – Midnight Riot Love Affair (5:24)
32. Midnight Riot, Vol 8 – The Dead Rose Company DJ Mix (1:8:54)

You’d struggle to find a more passionate champion of the nu-disco and re-edits scene than Yam Who. His edit-focused Midnight Riot label does a great job in spotting and showcasing talent. Somewhat predictably, this eighth installment in the label’s self-titled compilation series is another winner. It features some 31 tracks, plus a bonus mix from the Dead Rose Music Company, and bristles with the kind of floor-friendly material that blurs the boundaries between electrofunk, nu-disco, house, funk, soul and, of course, straight-up disco. Given the sheer scale of the collection, picking highlights is tough, but look out for some urgent boogie business from Rayko, a dose of spinetingling, sax-laden sweetness from Goldboy, and a live bass and vintage synthesizer rinse-out from Fran Deeper and James Rod.