Moon Boots

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  • Accapellas 6
    BeatTracker #11 Top Releases in DJ Tools / Acapellas

    Big Love label boss Seamus Haji brings together the latest batch of essential accapellas featuring some of his own productions with the likes of Mike Dunn, Kathy Brown and Rimarkable as well as Shawn Christopher, Mr V, Moon Boots, Michael Gray and many more

  • Get On Up
    BeatTracker #11 Top Tracks in Funky House

    Get On Up

    Moon Boots , Pinto (NYC)

    Beatport Top Tracks
  • Get On Up (Main Mix)
    BeatTracker #33 Feat. Staff Picks in Funky House

    Get On Up (Main Mix)

    Moon Boots , Pinto (NYC)

    Beatport Staff Picks

    When Moon Boots and Pinto (NYC) shared the booth during a residency at Brooklyn’s iconic Public Records, the energy was too palpable to leave behind in the DJ booth. The duo didn’t just swap tracks; they swapped studio hours, and the result is “Get On Up”—a high-voltage Disco-House heater landing on Jackies Music Records. The Story This wasn't a forced collaboration via email. It was born from late nights and loud speakers. "I've been playing Joey's music for years," Moon Boots notes. "We did a session shortly after our set, and the tune just materialized. It’s got that classic Disco-House soul that hits exactly how it should every time we drop it." The Sound “Get On Up” doesn't try too hard because it doesn't have to. It leads with a thick, rolling bassline and percussion that snaps with funk-laced precision. It’s a masterclass in balance: The Groove: Laid down by Pinto (NYC) to provide a relentless, driving foundation. The Soul: Polished and brought home by Moon Boots’ signature melodic touch. The Secret Weapon: As the man himself says, “Don’t forget to peep the 2nd breakdown ;)”—a cheeky, high-energy pivot designed to catch the floor off-guard. The Verdict Tested in the heat of Brooklyn and refined for global dancefloors, "Get On Up" is more than just a collaboration—it’s a celebration of two masters of the craft finding a common language. It’s nostalgic, it’s fresh, and it’s unapologetically House.