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17.02.2019 DiscoARTIST:Fairbanks, Fingerman, Get Down Edits, Jay-Ru, Lossless, Micko Roche Label Get Down Edits Read more

Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Family EP
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Get Down Edits – GDEF 001
Genre: Nu Disco
Quality: MP3
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 01:10:24
Total Size: 157 mb

Tracklist:
1. Conor Rogan – Strong (06:56)
2. Ed Wizard & Disco Double Dee – Get It Together (06:32)
3. Bass Fly & Laurent – You (06:05)
4. LTJ – Music (07:13)
5. Smart Edit – All This Love (06:13)
6. Shit Hot Soundsystem – Satisfy (07:44)
7. Get Down Edits – Do What You Wanna (08:06)
8. G & D – Cake (06:38)
9. JMRS – Music In Me (07:52)
10. Jay Ru – If You Dont Wanna Be (07:02)

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27.05.2014 DiscoARTIST:Get Down Edits Read more

Get Down Edits Vol 4

Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Get Down Edits Vol 4
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Get Down Edits / GDE 004
Genre: House, Nu Disco
Quality: MP3
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 00:40:55
Total Size: 88 mb

Tracklist:
1. Get Down Edits – S’ Punk (Deo Groove)
2. Fingerman – Too Much
3. Get Down Edits – Heaven Sent
4. Deadly Sins – I Left My Heart
5. Jay Ru – Nothing (In This World)
6. Dave Gerrard – People Of The World

Get Down Edits return with Vol 4 in the series with all killer no filler disco edit biznizz from GDE, Fingerman and Deadly Sins.

Up first, Get Down Edit’s head honcho flips the Bob James “Spunky” sample Moodymann based “Shades of Jae” on into a relentlessly bouncing midtempo disco house gem. It keeps all the wonderful rhodes noodles, but lets the 4/4 take the lead for when the dancefloor isn’t ready for some beatless and rough Detroit action. Up next, oh my word, Fingerman has looped up Luther to devastating effect. “Too Much” is one of the naughtiest edits I’ve heard in a long time, the way that guitar lick rolls over one of the fattest bottom ends this side of the Grand National keeps your head nodding for days before Fingerman lets the original play out.
If “S’Punk” was GDE’s peak time number, “Heaven Sent” is the after hours jam. On this one Stanley Clarke gets put through the wringer for some early morning heavy boogie, sublime. Deadly Sins are given the unenviable task of closing a stella release and do it in fine form. “I Left My Heart” is a groove driven disco rub of Ned Doheny’s “To Prove My Love”, now with a bigger bump and all those sultry touches from the original intact.