I doubt there is a night of my disco life that Joey Negro hasn’t provided the soundtrack in some way. Be it a Sunburst or Reachin‘, Saturday or Sessomato, Akabu or a Love Hangover, Z Factor or Moody and Making A Move, with Horse Meat Disco or on endless boogie sessions, its hard to imagine getting high on the dancefloor with out him. From seminal … Continue reading Joey Negro comes to Brighton Remixed With Love
In the beginning there was Jack and Jack had a groove. And we came to this groove because of the groove of all grooves, disco. And from disco came house, came Chicago, came Frankie and Ron and Larry and Marshall and Louis. And from disco came New York and The Loft and The Gallery and Paradise Garage and David and Nicky and Larry. And from … Continue reading Bringing the disco to a history of Chicago House at Patterns
Us and disco and our city of Brighton. The love affair continues. Here’s what we are up to this summer as we get to grace the decks for another year of disco by our saucy seaside. Thanks to everyone who keeps on making it so, be it wiggling or booking us to play. The grins are gonna be as mighty as the grooves this summer. … Continue reading Disco with Wildblood and Queenie this summer
Daisha delivers the second in Wild Family’s series of scorching mixes this summer and yes it’s as sunshine infused as you knew it would be. A joy from the moment you press play, Daisha finds a groove so hot it should come with a health warning – or at least some Wild Family Factor 50 sunscreen. Which makes it just what we need to ward … Continue reading Wild Family continue their summer mix ventures with Daisha
As if the sun shining wasn’t enough Wild Family have decided to up the heat with the first of their new mix series on Mixcloud. Stuffed with scorchers it is just the teaser we need for the hot, hot, hot summer they have planned for us in 2018. From your speakers to your heart via your wiggling what-ya-mam-gave-ya this fine mix is all you need … Continue reading Wild Family’s summer of sunshine sound teaser
When your family are throwing a birthday party you just have to be there. And when that fam are 1BTN you know the tunes are gonna be as sound as the airwaves, as the people, as the city from which it came. So that’s where we’ll be this weekend. Taking part(y) in a weekend of celebrations as 1BTN does its 3rd birthday in some style. … Continue reading The 1BTN 3rd birthday blowout weekend
Horse Meat Disco. The club night where you have a deep and meaningful at 4am with a lad young enough to be your grandson about the joys of Luther Vandross. Horse Meat Disco. The place where gender, sexuality and age matter not a jot as long as you’ve sequins in your soul. Horse Meat Disco. The disco heat we all need to get us through … Continue reading Get your Easter buns hot with Horse Meat Disco at Patterns
Feel the love of our city’s specialist music community radio station as the 1BTN start their monthly residency upstairs at Brighton’s finest late night venue Patterns tonight. With loads of top tunage from the stations finest DJs, it will be a payday night to remember as 1BTN share their one love for our world of sounds. And with the promise of drinking and dancing, love and … Continue reading 1BTN launch Patterns Brighton monthly residency tonight
You know us. We love a wiggly worm as much as the next person. Which is all good as Big Miz shows his affection for the worm in the most jackin’ of ways on his latest EP the glorious Build / Destroy on the Glasgow label Dixon Avenue Basement Jams. If his track Our House doesn’t get your inner Jill up Jacks hill then nothing will. Yes this is … Continue reading Perfect Distraction: Big Miz’s Our House
What would Brighton be without Mr Charles Green? There would be less grins, giggles and grooves thats for sure. Because he’s the kinda King Charles whom I always want to rule my dancefloor. And with action as good as his latest Soul Fingers EP on the ever pert ASOK label, it is a cert he’ll continue to do so. Be it the techno jam hot happening … Continue reading Perfect Distraction: Charles Green’s sublime Soul Figures EP
Wildblood and Queenie 