Johnny D: Disco Jamms

For some discounters may just be "gay" - apart from the fact that the gays very much with the origin and history of the genre has to - it is the mother of many types of electronic games which are today. This is caused directly and audibly HOUSE! So far so good and also not really groundbreaking news. Dimitri from Paris and Joey Negro Disco music probably would not simply remain just a waiter or butcher.

Disco has just as much to prepare the way and of course is not only meant Daftpunk'sches Filter House. Disco music is groovy, especially among the friends of the rare original of something frowned upon, that they have already testicle cramps when they are only told of it or something hinted at in the right direction. In fact, the era of disco and dirty Souls Orchestra has ended. For those nerds that's still the same again - too little dirt, too little soul, and in general to be very cheesy, very glamorous, very pop and coke. And right here there are so many pros and cons, that one simply can and focus on the benefits of DISCO just once enters an (or do not). The very first hip-hop heroes like Herc, Theodore, Flash and Caz had way at all Nothing against the massive disco and put on! Unfortunately, that was too often on retro ringing and jam Keep-it-real-events mistakenly told is around.

Johnny D. DeMairo is an absolute expert when it comes to Disco and House. There is nothing to discuss. With his label Henry Street Music, he has contributed significantly to the switch between disco and house. On the new BBE compilation he put together his own 80s Disco secret weapons and the tensioned back here arc within the genre from Italy to New York. He mixes great Dubversionen rare and classics. The result includes as much music which is reflected in the current (synth) madness between hip-hop, wonky, glitch, dubstep, house and techno. Except that this is simply a fine mix of the mother ship, then you can dance in the club like Grandma on carnival and ecstasy. And yes, it's poppy, it is often nasty and somehow Cheey 80s - but damn it for the dance floor, and often just plain funky!