A dazzling track from 1983, Affinity’s ‘Don’t Go Away’ was produced by Warren Doris and Mark Kamins. Released on Island Records’ offshoot, Mango records, this cult Garage anthem is all

Coming out of the early-’80s Britfunk movement, London’s Funkmasters may seem an unlikely source for a New York disco classic. Though this record did not do well in good ol’

Released in 1983 on the famous Roulette Records, David Keaton’s funky cosmic excursion has a loose Italo elasticity with a nice electronic boogie. Slightly camp, this will have you bouncing

Taken from his 1977 album Cosmic Wind, Mike Theodore is one of the unsung soul and funk music heroes of the seventies and eighties. Working with the prolific Dennis Coffey

A nice, subversive campy SOTD to end the week from ‘legendary’ British dance troupe Hot Gossip. ‘Circus of Death’ was taken from the groups’ 1981 album ‘Geisha Boys and Temple

What happens when Bollywood meets ABBA? Well, today’s offering is the answer!  Originally released in 1981, Salma and Sabina Agha’s cult album is a Hindi tribute to our favourite pop

I was devastated to hear about the passing of Loleatta Holloway this morning, who died of a heart failure at the age of 64. As one of the most distinctive

Released in 1984 on the legendary Sleeping Bag Records, Felix was the brainchild of Arthur Russell and Gallery DJ Nicky Siano. ‘You Can’t Hold Me Down’ was the b-side to

Taken from her fourth album Asha L’Indiana, today’s Single of the Day is a sublime and down-tempo disco groover from renowned Indian singer and performer Asha Puthli. Having worked with

Kid Creole and his wonderful Coconuts played an exclusive gig at London’s Barbican Centre last night, so in honour of that stupendous occasion aaand the glorious sunshine, here’s a cheeky

Taken from his 1982 album Face to Face, legendary Canadian disco producer Gino Soccio is the provider of this week’s Friday wind down track with the superb ‘You Move Me’.

Break out the poppers and get your dancing shoes on! This lively Members Only re-edit of Tempest Trio’s 1979 sleaze classic loops and deliciously distorts the original in a manner