In a testament to Ireland’s vibrant musical history, Allchival presents an anthology celebrating the disco era’s hidden gems from Stuart Bingham's Sunshine. Culled from the annals of his studio recordings, this collection shines a light on the country’s lesser-known contributions to the global disco phenomenon. Kicking off the compilation with Sunshine's electrifying "Boogie on Up," a testament to the band's prowess in embracing disco rhythms despite their pop cover origins. Produced by the acclaimed Paul Curtis, the track embodies the infectious spirit of disco, marking a pivotal moment for Irish disco hits. Accompanying it is "Don't Stop Me," radiating with Euro-disco vibes, further exemplifying Sunshine's versatility. Bingham recounts the bittersweet journey of "If This Is Free." Initially slated for success under Curtis's wing, the disco era's abrupt demise altered its trajectory, leading to an independent recording that retains a raw, garagey edge reminiscent of the era's ethos.

The "Erotic Soul" album by the Larry Page Orchestra is a collection of instrumental tracks that blend elements of soul, funk, and orchestral music. Larry Page, known primarily as a music producer and manager, orchestrated this album to capture the essence of the sultry and sensual side of soul music. The album typically features lush string arrangements, smooth brass sections, and groovy rhythms, creating a seductive and laid-back atmosphere. While detailed track listings and specific release information might be less commonly found, the album's title and its association with Larry Page suggest a focus on evocative, soulful compositions designed to appeal to fans of instrumental and orchestral soul music from the 1970s and 1980s.

Relive the year 1983 in the best possible audio quality with this 100% Hi-Res playlist, featuring hits from Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, Donna Summer, Spandau Ballet, Tina Turner, Cyndi Lauper, David Bowie, Eurythmics, Billy Joel, Paul McCartney, The Pretenders, New Order, Dire Straits, The Rolling Stones, Paul Young, The Romantics, Rod Stewart, Dolly Parton, Depeche Mode, Madonna, Journey, Asia, Iron Maiden, ZZ Top, The Smiths…

Cool collection of 70s music from pop to rock - timeless classics. And all this in the highest sound quality!

Eight disc box set of disco band Chic's studio albums spanning from 1977 to 1992. Includes albums: Chic, C'est Chic, Risqué, Real People, Take It Off, Tongue in Chic, Believer, and Chic-Ism. Dance your way through all eight discs!

Record Store Day Exclusive limited to 4500 copies worldwide. "Made in Germany" on outer rim of label. Also present on a sticker on the back cover of some releases.

By the late '70s, brothers Ron and Russell Mael were at an impasse. Their outlandish and theatrical glam rock band Sparks had achieved notable success earlier in the decade when they moved from Los Angeles to England and released a string of oversexed, over-produced, over-the-top albums that would be some of their best-received work, starting with 1974's stellar (and ridiculous) Kimono My House. Things quickly cooled off after a couple years, however, as the brothers returned to their native Los Angeles, reconfigured their backing band, and put out one disappointing record after another. With poor record sales, a dwindling fan base and their fate in the balance, they made a bold about face. Disco was in full swing, and Italian producer Giorgio Moroder was one of the principle voices of the genre, visible for both hits under his own name and his iconic production on Donna Summer's 1977 number one hit "I Feel Love." In 1978, Sparks and Moroder began work on what would become No. 1 in Heaven, abandoning rock and guitars for synthesizers, sequencers, and disco beats.

Plunge into the carefree atmosphere of the 70s. Listen and dance to disco rhythms. A magnificent collection of the best disco compositions of all time

Plunge into the carefree atmosphere of the 70s. Listen and dance to disco rhythms. A magnificent collection of the best disco compositions of all time

The new album by Quantic aka multi instrumentalist, DJ, composer and producer Will Holland is in many ways an evolution. Now 20 years into his career, ‘Dancing While Falling’ is the British born New York based artist’s most live sounding, euphoric and, in his own words, grown up release to date.

All DJs have their own way of building their set. Some pick records entirely on the spur of the moment and trust their instincts, others write down a precise list on a piece of paper and never stray from it; the set is a kitchen where the DJ is the Chef. It doesn't matter how it’s done, as long as it's done properly and enjoyed by everyone, that's what matters the most.

Any DJ set tells you, unconsciously or not, about its author. Through the record choices and the way they are organized, one can feel the DJ’s state of mind and find out a bit more about the musical deposit discovered that is being shared and dug through by him or her at the moment.

Back in the 80s when the rules of hip hop came crashing into our teenage heads, some of us took to the microphone, others choose a can of spray of paint, others bought a rolls of lino to practice breakdancing on. For me however, it was DJing. Before I became interested in production or beatmaking, or even directing other musical artists, turntables were my first true love. Hours spent practising, scratching and cutting my first two records together. Those two records are now two of many in my collection. A collection that holds an integral (and imposing) part of my life.

17 unique single edits and mixes from the Eurodisco creators and dancefloor innovators. Contains hits including the Grammy-winning 'Fly, Robin, Fly', 'Save Me', 'Get Up and Boogie', and more.

Mörk have consistently been producing some of the finest jazz funk and psych soul for years now. A central player in the Budapest jazz scene, their performances as a band are energised and effortless. It's their songwriting which really places them on another level though. Tight hooks, delivered by vocalist (and occasional electric sitarist) Mark Zentai, glide across a rhythm section that can oscillate from driving and syncopated to comfortably laid back without effort. Astral Visions is a new collection of songs that displays the full range of inspirations and influences of the band. From psychedelic soul to disco infused jazz and afrobeat. A deep feature from Brother Portrait really projects the cosmic ambitions of this beautiful set of songs.