There it is (again)

Less than a year ago we shared this post with the Ezlv rework on Shalamar's "There it is", a track that always makes my wrinkles form, cause it really makes me smile -wow, what the fuck did I just say?

Well, there's one more reason to smile with this one.



A smooth take on the original tune, a bit extended and remaining smile-inducing from Disco Tech Edits. Don't miss out on his soundcloud page. There are really great stuff goin' on there. Stuff like this. And this. And this.

I better stop now, you're on your own.

track's info:
Shalamar - There it is (Disco tech edit)
2014

(original)
-Shalamar - There it is
Friends 
Solar 1982

Shadow dancing across the floor

It looks like the Shadow Dancing Project continues, cause I just can't believe my ears with the "Across the floor" track that Deadly Sins and Giant Cuts brought to my speakers.



Andy Gibb's original tune is transformed into this frisky, contemporary sound and still can't leave all the creative producers out there alone -my guess is it never will. Not to mention the "Cloudy days" track, that gave a new, bouncy meaning to "Taste of bitter love" by Gladys Knight & the Pips.

Bring it on!

info:
Deadly Sins - Cloudy Days EP
Giant Cuts 2014

-Andy Gibb - Shadow Dancing
Shadow Dancing
RSO 1978

-Gladys Knight & the Pips - Taste of bitter love
About love
CBS 1980

Why?

David Pope

track's info:
Timmy Thomas - Why can't we live together
Why can't we live together
Glades 1972

With bells on

Mike Oldfield's "Tubular Bells" may have spinned Linda Blair's head around, but the Champ's Boys Orchestra disco, synthpop version definitely came close to spinning mine. In a different way. Let's see how you can deal with this gem.

Believe me when I say I truly didn't mean to wish you "happy new year" with music bringing the Exorcist in mind...

Happy new year, mates!

tracks' info: 
Champ's Boys Orchestra - Tubular Bells
Vogue 1976