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Review: The legendary Dimitri From Paris & DJ Rocca are back on Berlin via Munich's Gomma imprint. Dimitri comes from the Parisian school of disco. He first appeared with his debut album Sacrebleu in 1996 alongside with the first French house wave, such as St.Germain, Super Discount and Daft Punk. Some years ago he teamed up with Italian producer, DJ and man of many talents DJ Rocca. He might be known to many for his work as Ajello and Crimea X. Among the many names he produced music for, he also made tracks with cosmic disco innovator DJ Daniele Baldelli. When Rocca and Dimitri are in the studio together, they somehow have a magic touch: as heard here on these sleek and sexy four tracks. The neon-lit and pop inflected '80's groove of "One For Frankie" is a surefire party starter: it's all about the Moog bassline and those epic panpipes. "Don't You Feel The Same" channels that classic French Touch sound like contemporaries such as DJ Falcon or Alan Braxe on this feelgood late night anthem.

Review: With his last three maxis Tomboy has established himself as the new talent of "neo Balearic acid/Italo disco". His fame has grown to the point that now even Tiga's Turbo records, Get Physical and Kitsune have asked him for 12". This features three new tracks.

Review: LCD Soundsystem and The Juan Maclean muse Nancy Whang heads to the north of England to create two consummate disco covers. First up is a cover of Dennis Parker's "Like An Eagle", a track that gave us one of house music's most timeless vocal samples. Audiojack's beats are a space-aged carpet ride into the furthest of cosmoses while Nancy's voice wafts dreamily in and out of the modulations. Next up; collaboration with PBR Streetgang's Bonar Bradberry with a cover of Donna Summer's "Working The Midnight Shift". Slow and sultry, Bonar's synths purr and skulk as Nancy's delivery takes centre stage with a full dynamic range. For added pleasure, Gomma have also delivered a killer jacking bass house remix from Black Loops and Maik Yells. Gomma have gone the extra mile on this one!