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Rainbow Disco Club and Rush Hour, the culmination of a long-standing relationship that spans continents!! House, disco, new wave, Caribbean, rare groove, leftfield... the world's greatest aesthetic sense by Rush Hour's Antal. Compilation album to be released!!
Rainbow Disco Club's latest offshoot label, Beyond Space And Time, which has become one of the world's most watched festivals!! Rainbow Disco Club is the most trusted for the second compilation series, following works supervised by DJ Nobu. Headliner, Amsterdam's prestigious record shop/label Rush Hour's boss, and a total of 11 songs selected by world-famous TOP DJ Antal, recorded in a 2-disc set 12" + bonus 7", career outside of his own label. The first compilation album!! From local Dutch newcomers, cult music from Japan in the 80's, rare groove roots, house that is directly connected to the dancefloor, and unparalleled Caribbean soul, we try to link with RDC. A portrait that reflects the 30-year DJ career of music lover Antal Heitlager, with a carefully selected collection that will reach all music fans!!
An unknown journey that was recommended by South African collector DJ Okapi, who worked with him on the 2017 masterpiece compilation "Pantsula!: Rise Of Electronic Dance Music In South Africa: 1988-90", which became a benchmark for Kwaito's reevaluation. Afro Electronics A-1.
Improvised organic deep house A-2 by a newcomer from New Zealand.The only unreleased version left by Larry Heard in 1989 under the name of Trio Zero.Rare Breezin' Boogie wanted by collectors as a cult Balearic. B-1.
From the 2015 album released by LA funk maker DAM-FUNK on the prestigious US label Stones Throw, LO-FI beats reminiscent of early Rush Hour works and synthetic beatdown B-2 with 90's house roots.
1984 Japanese new wave disco C-1 recorded on the debut single B-side of the idol unit Shojo-tai, which is associated with Haruomi Hosono.
The nostalgic oriental disco C-2 produced in 1985, the sound image of the Japanese shoujo manga "Touring Express" that will be engraved in Cloud's heart as the final epilogue of RDC.
Connecticut jazz vocalist Dianne Mower's 80's silky mellow soul D-1, which has been reissued by the prestigious Numero Group from a rare groove that speaks of her own roots.
A masterpiece left by French Guadeloupe zouk singer Jocelyn Mocka in 1983. A new edit by Bonnefooi while keeping the emotional melody that has been handed down as a masterpiece while drawing a line from the danceable zouk sound. D-2.
In addition, the 7” bonus disc, which comes with a limited edition of 500 copies, features a Dutch artist.Jazz Samba A-1 of the Han Litz Group led by local Amsterdam jazz flutist Han Litz.
Brazilian and Klaus Weiss-inspired freestyle percussion jam B-1 by the duo Los Calxunxos Tuyos, derived from the band Zuco 103 formed by students of the Rotterdam Conservatory.
Contains mysterious electronic pop B-2 drifting between dance floor and listening by producer Kamma with Rush Hour.
Melting the boundaries of genres and eras, presenting to the city of Amsterdam, to the world, and to Rainbow Disco Club, a total of 11 selections, all genre-oriented masterpiece compilations that package the love of music that is exactly "Beyond Space And Time" as it is! !
A1.Tlale Makhene - "Emabhunswini" (feat ZiyawaKaZitha)
A2.Benny Salvador - "Cardboard Box"
B1.Trio Zero - "Twilight"
B2.Dam-Funk - "OBE"
C1.Shohjo-Tai & Red Bus St Project - "Electric City"
C2.Ishida-Express I - "China Romance"
D1.Dianne Mower - "The Secret Sign"
D2.Jocelyn Mocka - "Doudou" (BNF edit)
Rainbow Disco Club's latest offshoot label, Beyond Space And Time, which has become one of the world's most watched festivals!! Rainbow Disco Club is the most trusted for the second compilation series, following works supervised by DJ Nobu. Headliner, Amsterdam's prestigious record shop/label Rush Hour's boss, and a total of 11 songs selected by world-famous TOP DJ Antal, recorded in a 2-disc set 12" + bonus 7", career outside of his own label. The first compilation album!! From local Dutch newcomers, cult music from Japan in the 80's, rare groove roots, house that is directly connected to the dancefloor, and unparalleled Caribbean soul, we try to link with RDC. A portrait that reflects the 30-year DJ career of music lover Antal Heitlager, with a carefully selected collection that will reach all music fans!!
An unknown journey that was recommended by South African collector DJ Okapi, who worked with him on the 2017 masterpiece compilation "Pantsula!: Rise Of Electronic Dance Music In South Africa: 1988-90", which became a benchmark for Kwaito's reevaluation. Afro Electronics A-1.
Improvised organic deep house A-2 by a newcomer from New Zealand.The only unreleased version left by Larry Heard in 1989 under the name of Trio Zero.Rare Breezin' Boogie wanted by collectors as a cult Balearic. B-1.
From the 2015 album released by LA funk maker DAM-FUNK on the prestigious US label Stones Throw, LO-FI beats reminiscent of early Rush Hour works and synthetic beatdown B-2 with 90's house roots.
1984 Japanese new wave disco C-1 recorded on the debut single B-side of the idol unit Shojo-tai, which is associated with Haruomi Hosono.
The nostalgic oriental disco C-2 produced in 1985, the sound image of the Japanese shoujo manga "Touring Express" that will be engraved in Cloud's heart as the final epilogue of RDC.
Connecticut jazz vocalist Dianne Mower's 80's silky mellow soul D-1, which has been reissued by the prestigious Numero Group from a rare groove that speaks of her own roots.
A masterpiece left by French Guadeloupe zouk singer Jocelyn Mocka in 1983. A new edit by Bonnefooi while keeping the emotional melody that has been handed down as a masterpiece while drawing a line from the danceable zouk sound. D-2.
In addition, the 7” bonus disc, which comes with a limited edition of 500 copies, features a Dutch artist.Jazz Samba A-1 of the Han Litz Group led by local Amsterdam jazz flutist Han Litz.
Brazilian and Klaus Weiss-inspired freestyle percussion jam B-1 by the duo Los Calxunxos Tuyos, derived from the band Zuco 103 formed by students of the Rotterdam Conservatory.
Contains mysterious electronic pop B-2 drifting between dance floor and listening by producer Kamma with Rush Hour.
Melting the boundaries of genres and eras, presenting to the city of Amsterdam, to the world, and to Rainbow Disco Club, a total of 11 selections, all genre-oriented masterpiece compilations that package the love of music that is exactly "Beyond Space And Time" as it is! !
A1.Tlale Makhene - "Emabhunswini" (feat ZiyawaKaZitha)
A2.Benny Salvador - "Cardboard Box"
B1.Trio Zero - "Twilight"
B2.Dam-Funk - "OBE"
C1.Shohjo-Tai & Red Bus St Project - "Electric City"
C2.Ishida-Express I - "China Romance"
D1.Dianne Mower - "The Secret Sign"
D2.Jocelyn Mocka - "Doudou" (BNF edit)
