As we dive into some of the best Disco & Funk tracks that March had to offer, let’s remember that this music represents love, light, and hope. Let’s celebrate the artists who continue to create magic!
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Jessie Ware – Automatic [EMI]
Jessie Ware’s new album Superbloom will finally be released on April 17th, and the sensual final teaser track is “Automatic,” a slow Disco burner that will more than set the mood. The track is full of lush strings and Ware’s signature blend of sultry, breathy vocals, taking you on a journey to a beautiful place.
Ursula 1000 – Disco Aperitivo feat. Sarah Maison [Insect Queen Music]
Ursula 1000 has been pleasing our ears with his unique brand of music since 1998, exploring genres ranging from Disco and Funk to Techno. “Disco Aperitivo” is a pure nod to Italo Disco with Sarah Maison providing the seductive vocals. Like most of Ursula 1000’s music, this track will take you to a better place and time.
Peter Matson & JKriv – Facile feat. Olivya [Favorite Recordings]
Peter Matson and JKriv have a long history of recording together, so the easy feeling of their Facile EP is no surprise. The title track, “Facile,” features the stellar vocals of Olivya and the live instrumentation of both artists. The Disco flows freely from here, and the analog approach is always appreciated.
Rikky Disco – Feel You on the Dancefloor (Monsieur Van Pratt Remix) [Stockholm Disco Sounds]
Rikky Disco are now considered royalty in the dance scene. Monsieur Van Pratt is a seasoned veteran who adds his signature Disco gloss to “Feel You on the Dancefloor.” Fanacy’s cooing vocals are next level on this track, making it a surefire winner.
D.C. LaRue – I’ll Still Be Here For You (Mannix 12 Inch Disco Remix) [Dafia Records]
When D.C. LaRue’s Ca-The-Drals LP dropped in 1976, he likely never imagined producers would be remixing it 50 years later. Mannix’s “I’ll Still Be Here For You” Disco remix caught our attention due to its light touch and modern mastery of what Disco sounds like on a contemporary dancefloor.
A-P Connection – The Right Time (feat. Alex Lewis) (Extended Mix) [A-P Connection]
A-P Connection takes you back to the glory days of early 80’s Disco and Boogie. The soulful vocals of Alex Lewis ease you into the groove, while guitar riffs from Marlon McClain and the Horn House complete the sound.
Kraak & Smaak – Real Love (Harvey Sutherland Remix) [Boogie Angst]
Harvey Sutherland has stripped down Kraak & Smaak’s “Real Love” to its core, revealing a layer of cosmic funk that is undeniable. This remix offers a daytime Nu-Disco vibe that is perfect for any house music enthusiast.
Ben Banjo Field – 54 On The Floor [See-Saw]
Ben Banjo Field delivers a love letter to the legendary Studio 54. Utilizing press coverage of the club intermixed with jammy guitars, chunky bass, and killer synths, the result is an irresistible invitation to dance.
Da Lukas – Rhythm Heritage [Fulltime]
Da Lukas dips his toes into Afro-rhythm sounds on his Rhythm Heritage EP. The title track blends Afro-influences with the classic Disco sound we have come to expect from this talented producer.
Yan Valer – Told You So [Duchesse]
London-based DJ Yan Valer delivers “Told You So,” a Latin-infused Disco and House track designed to get your hips moving. Check this one out on the Duchesse label.
Ladies On Mars & Daddy Plays Disco – Groove It Up [Feverball]
Rome’s Daddy Plays Disco has teamed up with Ladies On Mars for “Groove It Up.” This track features nods to late 70s Disco mixed with early 80s grooves, ensuring you will be shaking it down on the dancefloor.
Birdee – Do U Feel [Pleased As Punch]
Los Angeles-based Birdee delivers a track that demands you feel the power of Disco and House. With sirens, strings, and a funkin’ bassline, “Do U Feel” is a call to action for every dancer.
Satin Jackets – Bring On Up Our Love (Flashbaxx Extended Remix) [Golden Hour Recordings]
Flashbaxx’s remix of Satin Jackets’ “Bring On Up Our Love,” featuring Kimchii, adds more tempo to the original, transitioning the track from a daytime vibe to a sunset Disco anthem.
David Bay – We Owe This World (Extended Mix) [Toy Tonics]
David Bay, who has worked with artists like Purple Disco Machine, proves why his solo work is in such high demand with this Nu-Disco and House jam. Check out his new Jeopardy EP on Toy Tonics.
Asha Puthli & Say She She – Pawa! [Naya Beat Records]
At 81 years young, Asha Puthli continues to make Disco music that sounds as fresh as her 1970s classics. Say She She adds their signature vocal blend to “Pawa!,” a testament to the power we all hold within ourselves.