Tracklist:

1. Social Disco Club & Maia - The Way You Move (Greg Wilson Version)
2. Ronda - Folana
3. The Diaphanoids - Mermaids Of Lunaris (A Blackjoy Disco Mix)
4. Jan Ken Po - Rhapsody In Leather
5. Billy Bogus & Sal - Terror Island (Enzo Ponzio Mix)
6. Altz - Orympia Rocks
7. Filipsson & Ulysses - Fluffy Amadeus
8. Roberto Auser - Secret Can
9. King DJ - Ex Memory
10. Sleazy McQueen - One Extra Day
11. Free Disco - The Kelp Man
12. Kotey Extra Band - Daybreak
13. Weirdo Police - Ghost Boat (Many People Died)
14. Lordy - Off With His Head (Altz Remix) - DIGITAL

>>We're not quite sure if Hibernation is the right title for our latest compilation album. We are definitely not sleeping! In fact we are busier than ever. So much amazing music out there... and so little time. Hibernation Volume 1 is the first of a new series of compilations. These unmixed CDs feature a few greatest hits of the previous months, the future smashes and some exclusives unavailable elsewhere.

Things open up with the slick vocal styling and chilled bar grooves of Social Disco Club and "The Way You Move", our pal Greg Wilson on the edit. Ronda, Jan Ken Po (a new guise for Max Essa), King DJ and Billy Bogus/Sal deliver us some fine nu-disco gems. Old label favorite and Japanese buddy Altz gives us an exclusive track "Orympia Rocks" and label head-bear gets busy with Lindstrom with their collaboration Daybreak. Talking of Altz and Mr Kotey, there is a digital only exclusive mix of the Lordy track "Off With His Head".

Things get all George Clinton with newcomers Free Disco and their Psychedelic Disco romp "Kelp Man". Dutchman Roberto Auser gets filmic and leftfield with "Secret Can" while duo Filipsson and Ulysees deliver some NYC house flavored disco beats. Florida based Sleazy Mcqueen gets his percussive groove on, while uber-cool French favorites Black Joy remix the Barbarella-esque Diaphonoids classic "Mermaids Of Lunaris". Things end up on a more downtempo affair with Matt Playford's Weirdo Police project on the haunting closer "Ghost Boat".

There we have it. A fine Bear-tinted slice of what's at the cutting edge of today's Disco spectrum. <<