following strong releases on disco deviance and to rack n ruin, dutch disco fiends shmlss return with 2 killer reworks on special edition. both cuts work the trackier and clubbier side of the discotheque and are 100% guaranteed to shake the dance floor. so take the trip!

new label on the block, special edition, deliver two more quality cuts for the more discerning and eclectic djs out there. this time around disco deviant dicky trisco joins forces with in demand producer peza to turn out two mighty jams. both cuts blend elements of disco, funk, balearic and acid in the mix. so take the trip!

new imprint special edition launches in some style with a top release from the rather talented, emerging italian producer kiu d. this guy has been grabbing a lot of influential peoples attention recently and it is not surprising on this kind of devastating form. the man can produce and has a fine taste in music to match. pulling on influences from funk, disco and house music, he turns out 3 top class jams with super hi fidelity that are destined to set any dance floor on fire. definitely one to look out for and a great start for special edition!

from the executive producer chez damier come a special edition release marking the 20th anniversary of balance and prescription records. side a. the mission: lavida (life) is a project and group from switzerland that was produce by chez damier and italian producer demetrio giannice, the track is deep with choped vocals of chez and chaka khan, very chord driven with a jazzy feel as the break of the track. a2. is a young group of french producers from paris called siler & dima , thomas zander with track called: inappropriate, a deep driven track with spoken words , more minimal and was inspired by some of ron and chez early works, this is for sure new school and very club friendly. side b is a remastered version of the rare prescription underground mix of ron trent and chez damier s classic --the choice-- this is one of the dance classics that helped shaped a new underground sound for the club, with ripping synth, raw snares and high strings, this 20 year old track hold up as well as a track made today.