Nu Disco / Disco
Top 100 Chart placements for Nu Disco / Disco
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#9
Feat. Staff Picks in Nu Disco / Disco
Put Some Love
Beat Le Juice delivers his take on Put Some Love, one of The Niceguys standout recent releases. Once again showcasing his impressive musical chops, Beat Le Juice stays true to the soul of the original while infusing it with his signature electronic funk flavours. A driving, 80s disco-funk-inspired rhythm gives the track a solid foundation, with synth riffs and bass parts creating the perfect backdrop for Bobby Saints nusoul-drenched vocals to shine. BLJ: The groove on Put Some Love hooked me straight away, those vocals and smooth guitar lines really caught my ear. I wanted to channel that energy into an 80s-inspired boogie funk direction; bright, bouncy, and full of synth lines. Id been listening to a lot of Jafunk at the time, so that influence definitely crept in. This remix is my way of giving the original a fresh new shine.
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#13
Feat. Staff Picks in Nu Disco / Disco
I'm Watching You (So Many Times)
Disco-dipping an evergreen house classic, Nick Reach Up presents his delightfully funky remix of Gadjos Im Watching You (So Many Times). A proven crowd favorite at Reach Up events and festival DJ sets, this rendition brings some fresh energy into a beloved piece of house music history.
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#17
Feat. Staff Picks in Nu Disco / Disco
Classic Classic
2025-10-31 Classic Music Company
Blaze, Honey Dijon, Hadiya George, Luke Solomon, Amy Douglas, Queen Rose, Isolee, Iz & Diz, Diz, Midland, Red Rack'em, Crazy P, Seven Davis Jr., Eli Escobar, Roy Davis Jr., Dam Swindle, Floorplan, Girls of the Internet, Folamour, Kenny Hawkes, Louise Carver, Herbert, Sophie Lloyd, Dames Brown, Freeform Five, Greenskeepers, Markus Nikolai, JT Donaldson, Liv.e, DJ Ali, Tim Fuller, Chris Nazuka, Soul Reductions, Loods, Oliver Dollar, Nils Ohrmann, DJ Spen, Rachel McDonald, Gemini, Brett Johnson, Home & Garden, Colette, Jeremy Glenn, Grand Corporation, Scoper & Bubba, Bubba, Groovestyle, Powerdance, Boe & Zak, Matthew Styles, Dan Beaumont, Mystic Bill, Sundowners, Metro Area
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#22
Feat. Staff Picks in Nu Disco / Disco
Thinking About Your Love EP
Andromeda Orchestra – Thinking About Your Love EP (FAR064) Originally released on the Andromeda Orchestra LP (FAR063), Thinking About Your Love quickly became a dancefloor favourite with its jazz-funk influence, soulful changes and irresistible groove. If you havent heard the album version yet, seek it out. This EP offers fresh takes built for DJs: a deep, atmospheric Dub for late-night, musically tuned-in crowds; a stripped Instrumental for those who want the groove without vocals; and an L.E.D remix that swaps the organic feel for tense breakdowns, huge crescendos and a deep, bassline-led drop guaranteed to lift any floor. Love, longing and dancefloor release — three new ways to feel it.
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#23
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TDE100 (100th Release Special)
2025-10-24 The Disco Express
Ayce & Spirit of House, The WildViolets, Inaya Day, Golden Gate, Michelle Weeks, Gabriel Deb, Derrick Carter, Milfredo, Monsieur Van Pratt, Suki Soul, Magnolia, Bustin' Loose, Catalina, Disco Feelings, La Felix, Relaye, Felmann, Bayside, Generoco, Dirty Supercar, Third Attempt, Meridian, Aleisha Lee
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#25
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The Reason
The third reference from High Society arrives with a soulful twist. The Reason blends House and Nu Disco into a heartfelt journey, driven by Maddy Blues emotive vocals and lush instrumentation. A track full of soul, groove, and timeless feeling crafted for dancefloors that crave both energy and emotion.
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#28
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ADE Sampler 2025
Jackies Music Records presents the ‘ADE 2025 Sampler’, a forward-thinking collection crafted to celebrate the energy of Amsterdam’s world-renowned electronic music festival. Bringing together standout talents Janika Tenn and Del-30, Kideko, Dale Move and Andrew Nak, this year’s compilation delivers a powerful blend of house and underground grooves, perfectly tuned for dancefloors worldwide.
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#32
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Feeling Wide
Feeling Wide is an expansive new wave funk jam that evokes 1980s New York City downtown disco. An original from the mind of FSQs Chuck Da Fonk, its a song about self-deprecation with lines like I cant get out of my own way, Im feeling wide today. Walking down the street, I cant get around myself as if to say we are our own worst enemies. The sentiment of the song is brought to life by the layered vocals and sassy delivery from MoFunk Records star Moniquea. While Feeling Wide might have a somewhat cutting attitude, the song is both funky and fun - and it really opens when its punchy bridge hits with heavy percussion and thick layers of synths, including a solo from XL Middleton. The track features members of FSQ including One Era (Matt Coogan) and Tate Masimore on multi-instrumentalist duties, and G Koop turning in a ukulele performance.
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#34
Feat. Staff Picks in Nu Disco / Disco
Stomp Your Feet
Sonic Soul Orchestra and Mishelle Ivon bring pure joy to the floor with their new double-sided single, comprised of Stomp Your Feet and One Love. Leading the charge, Stomp Your Feet is party-inducing disco house at its finest: upbeat, infectious production paired with Michelles rich and fervent vocals. On the flip, One Love carries the same spirit forward, radiating positivity and demanding movement from the dancefloor. Together, they capture the timeless essence of house music, transporting listeners to an era built on pure soul and good vibes.
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#43
Feat. Staff Picks in Nu Disco / Disco
I Will
SITARA I WILL Co-produced by Pawas Remixes by Alexander Robotnick, CYRK, and NHAR Release: 03.10.2025 (T.B.C) I WILL was written by SITARA in her early twenties, a time when life was measured in nights on the dancefloor, moving from techno party to techno party across the world. The lyrics capture that period of freedom and exploration, a love letter to dancing, traveling, and taking life as it comes not, as she puts it, taking the hard way to heaven. Now, decades later, the song returns with fresh production and a lineup of inventive remixes, carrying both the joy of that moment and the perspective of the years since. Co-produced with her brother, Berlin-based electronic artist Pawas, the original track pulses with shimmering Italo disco grooves and indie pop sensibility, anchored by SITARAs luminous, emotive vocals. SITARA makes her debut on Hot Elephant Music, the label run by Italo disco legend Alexander Robotnick, who also contributes a playful, synth-rich remix full of vintage charm. Berlin-based duo CYRK deliver a disco peak-time anthem of a remix, injecting sharp electro edges and a cosmic club punch, while French producer NHAR offers a lush, dreamy reinterpretation that expands the emotional scope of the original. With I Will, SITARA weaves together the past and present of her musical expression, creating space for lightness and play while encouraging us to embrace who we are and simply go with the flow. Be wild, be child - just be who you are.
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#51
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Linger
Prins Thomas & Isoebel drop yet another teaser from their collaborative project, this time in the form of a low slung house rendition of The Cranberries Linger. A full album will be unveiled in 2026. Thanks to Todd Terje for helpful advice, Marita Sørli for the backing vocals and Klas Lindblad for the additional mixdown and mastering. PTM HQ September 2025
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#65
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Ottimo!
Balearic sounds and Mediterranean warmth are the inspirations for Bruno Belissimos Bordello A Parigi debut. Drawing on disco, house and funk, Ottimo! is a four tracker of electronic exuberance with Belissimos musical ability and range immediately spilling from the speakers. Guitar strings curve around synthlines in the title piece, percussive textures giving way to the mantra-like refrain of Ottimo! Thick bass echoes into beaming keys for Meduse. Bright notes cascade, grooves melting with vocoder lyrics as classic disco tones are reimagined in this modern mirrorball medley. Organic rhythms introduce the flip. Mirage opens to ripples of bongos and toms as a loose structure takes hold. Hedonistic chants rise to a shimmering chord, kicks and snares funnelling the building energy as bold blasts and samples shriek with delight. Las Piramides De Ibiza brings the quartet to a close. Clean drum patterns support joyous notes, a machine dipped voice calling time.
