Dirty Disco Episode #471: The Best Electronic Music, Here Are Your Weekend Weapons.

Yonatan Rukhman – Solitary Sweet Funk EP | Deep Clicks.

Yonatan Rukhman is excited to announce his new EP, Solitary Sweet Funk. This EP is a true milestone for Yonatan and will be released on one of his favourite labels to date – Deep Clicks. This is his first 4 track EP where he feels all tracks are connected in genre and spirit. As part of his musical research in the realm of electronic music, Yonatan would define the melange of this composition as two parts Deep House and one part NuDisco. He hopes that listeners will enjoy these tracks as much as he enjoyed making them.

Sgt Slick – White Treble Black Bass (Hotmood Remix) | Vicious Recordings.

This 1988 release, which was honored with the ARIA for ‘Best Dance Album,’ is a bona fide classic and a tough one to remix. We’re delighted to welcome Mexico’s Hotmood boss of disco to handle the remixing duties for the 30th anniversary of Vicious Recordings.

Hotmood has made huge waves in recent years with his re-edits and stand alone releases finding a place in the music collection of any DJ that plays a funkier disco styled sound. Keeping this trademark slinky funky style alive in his remix, Hotmood glides through the groove, weaving in and out of the original, dropping the title vocal line and the huge original sax parts… A very cool re-interpretation of this always awesome track.

Shiba San – I Wanna (Tchabi Remix) | Basement Leak.

Shiba San’s latest single, “I Wanna,” is heating up the dancefloor, and the remix package from Tchami, Tim Baresko and Millad is sure to keep the fire burning.

Tchami, the Parisian producer and head of Confession, kicks things off with a rare remix. A master of his craft, he shines a fresh light on the original with innovative sounds and textures while staying true to the core tenets of house music. His rework is sure to get bodies moving on the dancefloor.

Tim Baresko, another Frenchman, delivers a groovy remix that will have listeners hooked. And finally, Millad rounds out the package with a bass-heavy remix that is sure to get the party started.