Top 100 Chart Placements
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Faze Action return with Journey Through Your Mind, the first single taken from their forthcoming album Distant Dreams. An uptempo British jazz-funk / disco track rooted in live musicianship and an analogue approach. Built around a locked-in rhythm section of live drums, bass, congas and percussion, the groove moves with ease and natural swing. A warm Rhodes piano leads the way, stretching into a fluid solo, while the vocals sit loose and soulful, riding the rhythm rather than forcing it. Unshowy and unpolished in the best sense, Journey Through Your Mind feels closer to a forgotten UK session cut than a modern disco record focused on touch, tone, and feel, and letting the music do the talking.
Raga makes a slick return to Super Spicy Records with Slow Down, a super-funky, 80s-leaning Disco cut dripping in neon charm. Elastic bass, snappy drums, and glossy synths lock into a groove that's playful, confident, and built for the dancefloor, retro in spirit, sharp in execution. It's a tight, feel-good roller that nods to classic boogie without getting stuck in the past, and a reminder of why Raga and Super Spicy Records make such a natural pairing. Grab your copy now!
The boogie & disco-loving Sammy Deuce is back on Re-Loved with the 'Copasetic EP'. The title cut is driven by a catchy brass riff sounding like a prime tune from the bygone rare groove era topped by an infectious female vocal hook whilst 'Home Call' drops the tempo and takes us back to an early 80's synth-led vibe.
Powered by a stellar array of vintage gear and a shared fascination with the grooves of yesteryear, the L.A.-based, cross-Californian duo Introverted Funk have returned to the Windy City's Star Creature Universal Vibrations for 'Body's Groove,' an airtight 12' EP that unifies a variety of global influences into one forward-thinking, hybrid slab of soul. Their H-O-T two-sider Tell You / Fan Out 7' debut on Star Creature appears in the mix with a fresh flow of funk that draws on smooth downtempo R&B, cosmic, breezy synths and masterfully-executed disco, all urging you to take that first step into their Groove.
Kiko Navarro and DJ Fudge, long-time friends and collaborators, reunite on Show You The Way, a feel-good disco production that also marks the first release on Kiko Navarros new label, Discoterraneo. The origins of the track go back to 2016, when Kiko Navarro released his album Everything Happens for a Reason on BBE. One of the songs featured a short sampled vocal hook that later became the inspiration for this new production. This time, the idea has evolved into a fully written song with lyrics co-written by Kiko Navarro and DJ Fudge, and brought to life by the soulful voice of Tia Collins. Built around live musicians, including bass, horns and guitars, Show You The Way delivers a warm, uplifting disco sound with a timeless feel. The song carries a strong positive message inspired by classic anthems such as Love Will Save The Day by Whitney Houston and Believe by Jocelyn Brown — a celebration of self-belief, confidence and the power of following your own path. With their shared musical history and deep roots in house and disco, Kiko Navarro and DJ Fudge deliver a track full of groove, optimism and authenticity. Show You The Way sets the tone for Discoterraneo: music made with soul, energy and purpose.
Nico Raibak steps out swinging on his Super Spicy Records debut with the Boogie Powder EP, a tight two-tracker built for both sweat-soaked peak times and smouldering after-hours moments. Opening cut, Boogie Powder, does exactly what it says on the tin: a fast-paced disco-funk workout driven by sharp sampling, punchy drums, and an irresistible groove that locks in from the first bar. It's So Good' shifts gears into deeper territory. Slowing the tempo and turning up the sensuality, Raibak delivers a laidback, sexy groove with warm low-end, subtle swing, and a confident restraint that shows serious range. It's the kind of track that sneaks up on you, perfect for late-night transitions and heads-down moments. A strong debut for Super Spicy Records, Boogie Powder EP sets Nico Raibak up as a producer who knows how to balance fun, funk, and finesse. Grab your copy now!
Following the success of Small Town Boy, DE SOFFER returns with a new disco reinterpretation of Make It Wit Chu, originally recorded by Queens of the Stone Age. Already known for turning iconic vocals into modern disco floor records, DE SOFFER brings his signature disco warmth and tight, contemporary production to this 2007 classic. Groove-led bass, crisp drums, and shimmering synth textures transform the original into a confident new disco cut built for peak time crossover sets. Genres: Nu-disco Key use: Peak time disco crossover For fans of: Modern disco, indie dance adjacent sets, confident vocal floor moments
Spooki teams up with Maysay for a smooth slice of modern Disco-Funk, driven by tight basslines, crisp rhythm guitars, and warm analog touches throughout. MaySay's soulful vocal sits front and center, adding a timeless, emotive edge that nods to classic disco while keeping things firmly rooted in the now. A classy crossover cut for fans of contemporary Disco, Funk, and Nu-Soul-leaning grooves.
French talent Lukus (also of SWRN) channels a tinge of Metro Area in the classy, slinky disco of 'LV', with a taut groove punctuated by fizzing chord stabs, toight slap bass and fierce strings that unfolds into joyous piano chords that nod to gospel euphoria. Monologues boss ramps things up on his remix, turning it into a ballsy house chugger with big breakdown energy.