ARTIST DJ Sneak
RELEASE TITLE House Sounds
LABEL Reptile Dysfunction
CATALOG RD027
GENRE Jackin’ House
AUDIO FORMAT AIFF Lossless 1411kbps
RELEASE DATE 2020-05-15
https://www.beatport.com/release/house-sounds/2911114
2 TRACKS:
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DJ Sneak – House Sounds
Posted on May 27, 2020
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Miami Music Week 2020 Sampler FLAC / Reptile Dysfunction
Posted on March 17, 2020
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ARTIST VA
RELEASE TITLE Miami Music Week 2020 Sampler
LABEL Reptile Dysfunction
CATALOG RD026
GENRE House, Disco / Nu Disco, Jackin House
AUDIO FORMAT FLAC Lossless 16bit
RELEASE DATE 2020-03-13
https://www.beatport.com/release/miami-music-week-2020-sampler/2851868
10 TRACKS:
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ADE 2019 Sampler Reptile Dysfunction RD020
Posted on October 13, 2019
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ARTIST VA
RELEASE TITLE ADE 2019 Sampler
LABEL Reptile Dysfunction
CATALOG RD020
GENRE House, Disco
QUALITY FLAC Lossless 16bit
RELEASE DATE 2019-10-11
https://www.beatport.com/release/ade-2019-sampler/2699079
10 TRACKS:
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Think Sideways Edits, Vol. 1 RD009 Reptile Dysfunction
Posted on April 2, 2018
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ARTIST VA
RELEASE TITLE Think Sideways Edits, Vol. 1
LABEL Reptile Dysfunction
CATALOG RD009
GENRE Disco, Indie Dance / Nu Disco
QUALITY 320kbps CBR
RELEASE DATE 2018-03-30
4 TRACKS:
- soul clap – Moov To Tha Beat (Original Mix) 06:29
- Doorly – Lads Lads Lads (Original Mix) 05:49
- Charlie Rope – All For You (Original Mix) 05:35
- Rick Trainor & Noah Schy – Take It Down (Original Mix) 05:32
Reptile Dysfunction’s latest EP is packed to the rafters with peak-time fare. It’s the first volume in what the label promises will be a continuing series and offers up a quartet of slamming, disco-fired “Club Edits”. Predictably, Soul Clap steals the show with “Moov to Tha Beat”, a swirling, string-laden workout laden with dreamy pads, well-placed delay effects and bubbly analogue drums. Doorly does a brilliant job combining aquatic P-funk bass and thrill-seeking disco samples on the superb “Lads Lads Lads”, while Rick Trainor and Noah Schy’s “Take It Down” is an impressively sweaty sample-house workout built around the principle of teasing out the action for maximum impact. As for Charlie Rope’s “All For You”, it’s a shirts-off disco-house stomper that just gets bigger and bigger throughout.
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