Description
A boogie gem born in the NYC underground in 1983. The long-awaited first reissue of this premium boogie disco produced by Elliot Rosoff & John Gomez.
Opal's "Nice And Slow" receives its first official reissue from Remote Destination. Originally released in 1983, this hidden gem of NYC boogie/disco has long been supported by collectors and DJs.
Produced by Elliot Rosoff and John Gomez, this boogie track stands out with its sophisticated urban arrangements and sweet, smooth melodies, as supple basslines, sparkling synths, and light rhythms intertwine comfortably. Its appeal lies in its perfect balance—not too flashy, yet powerful enough to move the dance floor.
The original vinyl featured the main version on Side A, with the Short Version and Instrumental Version on Side B. This reissue omits the Short Version and includes only the 12-inch Version and the Instrumental, making it easy to use for DJ sets.
Remastered by Grammy Award-winning Frank Merritt of The Carvery. It brings the original track back to life with a clearer sound while carefully preserving its charm. A must-have reissue for fans of NYC boogie and modern disco. Given that original copies trade for around 30,000 to 48,000 yen, don't miss this opportunity.
A1. Nice And Slow
B1. Nice And Slow (Instrumental)
Comes in a plain disco sleeve.
The long awaited first time reissue of the this NYC Boogie bomb. Originally released in 1983, now a hugely sort after piece.
Produced by the highly acclaimed, Elliot Rosoff & John Gomez,.
Remastered by the grammy award winning studio The Carvery's Frank Merritt.
