March’s chart is a terrific mix of well-established artists like Little Boots, Anoraak, Yuksek, and Monsieur Van Pratt, but we also get to say hello to amazing tracks by Rodney Hunter, Lisa LeBlanc, and Da Chick! Collectively, this chart will have you moving and grooving from start to finish!
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Chewy Vega as Disco Lust has had an incredibly fruitful 2022. This is the fifth track that has been produced this year, and there are no signs of slowing down.
This music veteran is giving us a little history lesson with “We Have Disco”, showing that if you love dance music enough, you will always come back to disco.
Lisa LeBlanc‘s new album Chiac Disco is unusual, especially since it’s considered pop music. Most of the tracks have a major disco/funk vibe and “Veux-tu Renter Dans Ma Bubble?” is one of the finest examples of the wonderful ’70s influences that permeate the album.
LeBlanc’s voice is thoroughly modern and the music that holds the track together is retro in all the right ways!
“Come Around” is a standout track for Tonbe, who regularly produces music in multiple electronic genres. The instrumental version of this track shows off the free-flowing nature of the music and how beautifully funky and smooth it really is. This is definitely poolside disco!
Give me all of the “Hot Sand”! With so many of us dying to go on a tropical vacation, Scruscru provides the soundtrack to beach life, even if you are just having a cocktail at home!
The bright brass notes make you long for a time when there were no cell phones, no computers, no distractions. Just hot sand, cool water, and good friends!
The label Discotexas is legendary and Da Chick has been a presence with the label for some years. It’s great to hear this quirky little funk gem “Funk You Want” after the last few terrible years! This song is fun in a nutshell. This jam has summer written all over it, so make sure to add it to your beach/pool playlists!
Ezirk is a busy producer right now! “Hotish” is bringing the heat with its ’80s funk, and sounds like it could have jumped off the soundtrack of any early ’80s movie. The saxophone is the backbone of this track alongside the pumping bass and the synths that are unmistakenly influenced by the era. Check it out on Dynamite Disco Club now!
