Hey everyone - welcome back at the discotheque! As it was on Saturday - I've had a pretty eventful day in Oklahoma (to be exact, I was in Tulsa!) so I apologize if this entry is a little short. Regardless of that, today's duo of (very damn fine!) picks are a little bit different from what's mostly been covered so far - on the menu is some sweet electro house, and also some smooth, modern stuff from one of my good friends in the French house scene - so I hope you enjoy the tracks today. Let's begin! Strip Steve and Das Glow - Snake Abs Now, like I said above - I'm very pleased to report that there's finally gonna be some electro house on the Dreamer In America series (and as much as I love filter house, disco and future funk, some variety is always nice!) and who better to provide that than French masters Strip Steve (known for his incredible work on Boysnoize Records and Arcade Mode, alongside buckets of killer remixes!) and Das Glow (also known for his BNR work...

Hey everyone - welcome back at the discotheque! We're now just over halfway into the 'Dreamer in America' series and from this point forward, I'm going to be trying my best to give you readers some recommendations that are a little more diverse (including some more future funk and of course, some sweet, sweet electro stuff - finally!) whilst also providing buckets of nu disco and French house to level up most of this week. For my trio of picks today, I've selected some blog-era stuff (which is pretty standard, by this point!) and some golden era future funk from a set of producers that are underrated as hell in my eyes - so I hope today's selections serve you well and brighten up the worst day of the week - Monday. Let's begin! Junior Senior - Move Your Feet (Agrume Rework) Released as a bonus track on his excellent Days of Future Funk EP from the summer of 2017 - this club-ready edit of Junior Senior's smash hit from the early 2000s, produced by Future ...

Hey everyone - welcome back at the discotheque! Just as I promised at the end of the last 'Dreamer in America' post, today I bring you three awesome filter house / nu disco jams from some of my favourite artists to date (and major influences on my sound!) hailing from a pretty huge range of places - namely England, Poland and Italy, all of which initially made their name during the late 2000s, internet fueled French house wave - so I hope you enjoy reading my (rather odd, at times) commentary on these classics, and most importantly, listening to them this fine Sunday. Let's begin! Louis La Roche - Tonight Aside from his latest record The New Now - it's only just dawned on me that I haven't really talked all that much about the dazzling nu disco work put out by Norwich-based artist Louis La Roche in recent years, and that needs to change - so I thought I'd start this post off by talking about one of my new favourites from the legend, that being a very underrated,...

Hey everyone - welcome back at the discotheque! It's been a fairly eventful day for me (I had a huge family gathering, and I'm rather tired!) so I apologize for not getting this post out sooner - to make up for it, here's your daily dose of great selections from me - on the cards today are two killer French house cuts from New York and California, so get ready for your ears to be blessed! Mr. Hoosteen - Delite (feat. Chello) If you've been reading this blog for a long time, or are a personal friend of mine - then you know that I almost never stop singing my praises for one of New York's finest artistic talents. He's the founder of OMEAC Records, an excellent graphic designer specializing in pop-art influenced works that are futuristic, colourful and full of glamour, but most importantly, he's an absolutely incredible producer that (somehow) is still very underrated, cooking up the finest in filter house, nu disco, rave and acid techno - this of course being ...

Hey everyone - welcome back at the discotheque! As per usual - it's now that time again for me to drop a small selection of fire tracks into your daily listening, and boy do I have some great stuff for y'all today - including two French-flavored club weapons coming from Scotland and New York and some sweet future funk from the blog's resident Baltimorean FIBRE - I hope you enjoy reading! Go Go Bizkitt! - Reach Up! By the time the early 2010s had rolled around, things were going exceptionally well for Scottish producer and DJ Tom Nelson - who's also known as the guy with the brown paper bag on his head, or Go Go Bizkitt! when he's aiding the universe with his club-ready take on filter disco - having released a slew of remixes, original self-released material and outings for labels such as Deepfunk and Shiny Disco Club. The opening track from his debut EP for American label Stardust has been one of my personal favourites for months, but I've decided to put it on t...

Hey everyone - welcome back at the discotheque! Just as I promised at the end of yesterday's post - I have three new bangers to share with you readers from multiple different eras - there's bound to be a certain duo you'll recognize (I don't think they need further introduction...) alongside some of my favourite talents as of late - so I hope these tracks serve you well for your day, and let's begin! Modjo - Rollercoaster I'm a big fan of the only full-length record Parisian duo Modjo put out in late 2001 for pretty much all of the obvious reasons - it contains some absolutely massive hits (namely Lady and Chillin') whilst also being very fun, summery and a welcome blend between the classic filter house sound and acoustic, romantic pop. However, my personal favourite from it has always been the album's ninth track - the Cerrone sampling classic Rollercoaster, which to me, feels playful, exciting and in many ways, super joyous. I initially discovered it t...