Top 100 Chart Placements
Updated 2 years ago
The Seamus Haji cover of the Larry Levan classic 'Weekend' gets the midas touch from one of the original disco mixers of the day, John Morales. Here he takes us back to the vibe of the original version by Phreek full of lush strings and orchestration, taking you on an epic dancefloor journey whilst the UK's Angie Brown nails the vocal emotion to perfection.
The Seamus Haji cover of the Larry Levan classic 'Weekend' gets the midas touch from one of the original disco mixers of the day, John Morales. Here he takes us back to the vibe of the original version by Phreek full of lush strings and orchestration, taking you on an epic dancefloor journey whilst the UK's Angie Brown nails the vocal emotion to perfection.
Fast-rising Italian producer Gledd steps up to remix the recent release 'Urdaone' from the French producer Art Of Tones. He retains most of the vocal arrangement but completely flips it over a more electronic-driven groove, making it a lot more adaptable to broader dancefloors that love the hi-octane nu-disco sound.
Fast-rising Italian producer Gledd steps up to remix the recent release 'Urdaone' from the French producer Art Of Tones. He retains most of the vocal arrangement but completely flips it over a more electronic-driven groove, making it a lot more adaptable to broader dancefloors that love the hi-octane nu-disco sound.
Legendary US DJ, Producer & songwriter Mark Picchiotti is back on Big Love with another top drawer vocal cut called 'My Soul Cries Out' featuring the amazing vocals of Candice Chavez. Mark is known for big gospel-tinged house tracks and this one certainly doesn't disappoint. He's written and produced a driving disco gospel house track topped with a song that's full of pure positivity and demands your attention on the dancefloor. A big return to the label from Mr. Picchiotti\n
The perennial Chicago house classic 'Brighter Days' by Dajae is back with a gospel house makeover by Baltimore's DJ Spen & cohorts Thommy Davis & Gary Hudgins. They've really gone to town on this remix using all the familiar vocal hooks from the original dub but also added additional new vocal parts by Inaya Day & Shout. The result is a totally awesome remix!
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Big Love Music Nu Disco / Disco
DJ Fudge makes his Big Love return to remix label boss Seamus Haji's uplifting beauty feat the heartfelt vocals of NYC diva Kathy Brown. The original had a soulful, boogie-inspired vibe but now DJ Fudge gives it a lot more energy plaving it firmly on the disco dancefloor super-charged with brass, strings and a bubblng bassline that would make Chic proud.
DJ Fudge makes his Big Love return to remix label boss Seamus Haji's uplifting beauty feat the heartfelt vocals of NYC diva Kathy Brown. The original had a soulful, boogie-inspired vibe but now DJ Fudge gives it a lot more energy plaving it firmly on the disco dancefloor super-charged with brass, strings and a bubblng bassline that would make Chic proud.
Memroyman aka Uovo is a former member of the infamous Italian trio Pasta Boys. Here he teams up with relative Italian newcomer Discoplex to make their debut on Big Love with 'My Love'. It's an upbeat disco house affair swimming in lush strings and full-blown sax topped with an effective female chorus hook.
Memroyman aka Uovo is a former member of the infamous Italian trio Pasta Boys. Here he teams up with relative Italian newcomer Discoplex to make their debut on Big Love with 'My Love'. It's an upbeat disco house affair swimming in lush strings and full-blown sax topped with an effective female chorus hook.
Stockholm's fast-rising duo have been making a name for themselves with a slew of EPs all with a disco spirit and fresh, new angle. Their latest EP' sees them debut on Big Love and commences with 'Spoon Bait', a dubbed-out trippy affair with a contagious male vocal hook. 'Tuborg Translate' is dominated by a mesmeric philly-style groove and chopped up dubby vocal & string snippets. The title cut 'Silja Line Superstar' takes the tempo up and evokes memories of the 70's disco era a la DJ Snaek with driving beats and lastly, the curiously titled 'Kenneth Knaster' drops the bpms in favour of a sweeping string section and skippy drums awash in vocal effects.