Dee D. Jackson - Automatic Lover (1978)

Some space age disco from Dee D. Jackson. Messiah would borrow the chorus from this for their classic rave track Thunderdome in 1993.

Lightning Seeds - Why Why Why (1994)

British pop from Ian Broudie's Lightning Seeds with guest vocals by Marina Van-Rooy

Baby O - In The Forest (1980)

Disco club classic out of the UK...

The Blue Ox Babes - There's No Deceiving You (1988)

Splinter Dexys project with a very catchy Dexys like track

Shampoo Tears - Tidal Wave (2024)

Breezy track from Shampoo tears out on Shore Dive Records in the UK

Zum - F.U.N.K (1997)

Follow-up to Blue Boy's Remember Me on the Pharm Label. Sure Is Pure with the addictive funky disco house remix of Zum's F.U.N.K.

Ivy - All I ever Wanted

Ivy with a new track dug up twenty four years later from what looks like the 2000 Long Distance Sessions and produced by Lloyd Cole