Essential Italo Disco (-inspired) underground vinyl tracks from 1983 until today for DJs, Italo Disco lovers, vinyl collectors & influential tastemakers
June 30, 2012
Danny Boy & The Serious Party Gods - Castro boy (1983)
Kind of hysterical electronic gem with a gay-touch - no wonder because of the title ;-) First release was in 1983 in the U.S. and in 2005 there was following a re-release from the Netherlands.
June 28, 2012
Anne Clark - Our darkness (1984)
No words necessary - Anne Clark has a great voice and the power of this tune is indescribable.
Miss Kittin - Pollution of the mind (2007)
Stunning and uplifting - Booby "O"-bassline and the hypnotic voice of Caroline Hervé from France.
June 26, 2012
Freak Electrique - Symphonie electrique (Short) (2005)
This is one of Freak Electrique's masterpieces in epic NuItalo-electronic music. The short version which is featured here is "only" about seven and a half minute long but on the A-Side of the 12inch you can find the long version with huge 16:30 min. A really must have!
BOSE - Rock the world (1987)
I've to show you again that I'm also a huge fan of the Oldschool Electro gems :-)
June 24, 2012
Automat - (The) rise, (the) advance, (the) genus (1978)
I guess everyone who's in this kind of music knows this masterpiece from 1978 which is definitely out of this world and ahead of its time back then. The video shows the full length version!
... and if you like it you'll also like "The Robot Scientists' Rise of the Gen(i)us Remix".
June 22, 2012
Sally Shapiro - I know (2006)
This one has been released on the album "Disco romance" together with "I'll be by your side" and some others more. It's more upspeeded but although has a romantic touch because of the voice of Sally Shapiro that remembers at Valerie Dore.
Sally Shapiro - I'll be by your side (2006)
The project of Sally Shapiro also includes the Swedish composer and producer Johan Agebjörn. Both are living in Gothenborg and are heavily influenced by the real Italo Disco from the 80s. Real great stuff.
June 19, 2012
The Jonzun Crew - We are The Jonzun Crew (1983)
Sorry but I can't help to post some more oldschool electro shit. I find that soooo cool!!!
Sébastien Léger - Seems so far (2001)
The French DJ and producer joins modern clubhouse music with the real disco from the 70s and adds a voice which sounds like Mickey Mouse would be singing. Strange but cool idea.
Mount Sims - How we do (2003)
US based producer Matthew sims created an electro touched vocal track which remembers me on the analogue times many years ago.
June 16, 2012
Mark Du Mosch - Space helmet (2007)
Greetings from Rotterdam again. Don't forget your helmet for this space-ride.
Man Parrish - Man made (1982)
Early 80s Electro time again by the ingenious Manuel Joseph Parrish. Did you know that he has produced, mixed and performed on over forty records including among his own recordings, The Village People, Michael Jackson, Boy George or Gloria Gaynor? These are some informations you can find on discogs.
Malcolm J. Hill - Take a chance (Dub version) (1988)
HiNRG Italo or already more Eurobeat? Whatever - this thing rocks.
June 11, 2012
The Jonzun Crew - Space is the place (instr.) (1982)
Oh yesssss!!! This is another oldschool electro classic mixed by legendary John "Jellybean" Benitez.
... five, four, three, two, one ... ignition!
Rational Youth - Dancing on the Berlin Wall (1984)
This is another electro synth-pop wave classic from Canadian "Rational Youth". They basically existed from 1981 to 1986 and have been re-united in 1997 for a synthpop festival in Sweden.
June 9, 2012
Bose - Don't knock it (till you try it) (1987)
Something more electro hiphop breakdance music - this time from the later era of the 80s when most pieces of music were losing quality; but not this one.
Freestyle - Party has begun (1984)
Old school electro gem to rock the floor with your back- and headspins.
Egyptian Lover - Egypt, Egypt (1984)
... is the place to be!!! Is it really these days? However - this tune is cult.
June 5, 2012
Crown Of Thorns - Pictures (1983)
'83 wasn't not only THE year for Italo ... There are lots of great tunes of other genres as well - like this one:
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