Fortune are coming back in the DP Podcast game (remember this one and this one).

It starts as a pretty sensual mix making you believe that your are going to have a smooth time but then switches on a complete delightful and bizarre non stop dance track.

The scene might probably be something like that:
you are dancing on joyful sounds when a firm hand coming from behind lays on your shoulder, you turn around and you perceive the whole Fortune band staring at you and pointing at a dark room from where a massive early dance music escapes.
This invitation comes at the minute 32 with the classic track from A Number Of Names. You’ll decide to follow them or not…a choice will have to be made. Choose wisely, listen carefully.

FORTUNE - Staring At The Ice Melt
1st album coming out early 2010

> Toute dernière interview de FORTUNE (French only)

♬ DP Podcast 71 by Fortune
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Tracklisting
Ball players- American Worker
Dâm-Funk - 10 West
Dj Eli Escobar - Heavenly break
My Tiger My Timing - This is Not The Fire
Tom Tom Club - Wordy Rappinghood
Prince - The Future
Blondie - Do The Dark
Pony Pony Run Run - Hey You (Fortune Remix) [EXCLUSIVE]
Bot’Ox - Rue de l’Aresnal (Yuksek Remix)
Drums Of Death - Got Yr Thing
A Number Of Names - Shari-Vari
Rebotini - 777 (revised by Discodeine)
A Certain Ratio - Knife Slits Water (7″ Mix)
Dj Hell - The Dj (Feat. P.Diddy)
Charlotte Gainsbourg - IRM (Diskjokke Remix)
The Units - High Pressure Days (Rory Phillips)
Clipse - Eyes On Me feat. Keri Hilson & Pharrell
Azari & III - Hungry For the power (Matias Aguayo & Cosmo Vitelli Remix)

An hard heart beating and an endless stormy state of mind with a body dealing with a complex balance between sadness and happiness desperately searching for simple things that life could brings.

Yeah, this is how I’m feeling these days, strictly and exactly like this sequence of electro noise from Fuck Buttons mixed with aNYway from Duck Sauce (I mean our cousin A-Trak + Armand Van Helden) that will carry you to Goon & Koyote’s wellness is wild (Dre Skull mix).

Do you get it ? I hope you’ll like this 70th one, let us know.

Party
I’ll be trowing some digital files while Black Joy will be mastering Cdjs at the next Poyz & Pirlz’s party.

♬ DP Podcast 70 by La Mesch
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Tracklisting
Phoenix - Lisztomania (A Fight for Love 25hrs A Day Remix)
Cymbals eat Guitars - And The Hazy Sea
Jack Of Heart - Pony Tail
The Flaming Lips - Watching the planets
Sing Fang Bous - Catch the light
Cant - Ghosts
Whashed out - get up
Fuck Buttons - surf solar
Duck Sauce - aNYway
Goon & Koyote - wellness is wild (Dre Skull Mix) > Download this track
Yatch - Waste of time (dub)
Feneck Soler - the cut of romance ( Alan Braxe remix)
Jessy Dixon - love lifted me (Black Joy edit)

Ok, I told you we were starting this Friday Disco Juice section for good. I’ll make sure to have it happen every friday.
So let’s drink up !

Historically speaking this Barrabas’s song might not be the perfect introduction since disco at its beginning was about Black & Latin underground club music, but anyway, it is here more about to put you in the mood for this first Friday Disco Juice and I hope this Barrabas‘ song will do the trick.
Well, apart from these considerations, I also find the invasion of the stage by these white chicks in panties kind of fascinating, even if the singer, that mostly looks like the owner of your local dirty club where you just go when you are way boozed, doesn’t look that right in his snaky t-shirt…

The song is about making out with girls while you are touring, to me it is a disco version of Adam Kesher’s Local Girl song in a less oneiric way…

This Manu Dibango’s track, was apparently and originally a French pressing on the Fiesta Label (how cool this label name is?) and recorded in Paris.
A Classic

In 98 I bought this first Chemical Brothers CD mix “Brother’s Gonna Work It Out” that came right after their first album, I couldn’t really find out where this intro was coming from. Any blaxploitation expert would think it’s obvious but now I know, it’s actually an extracted scene from the movie The Mack.

Willie Hutch is the author of all the soundtrack for this movie and specially of this major track Brothers’s gonna work it out

Friday Disco Juice #2 is on its way.

I’ve been hidden my love for disco for too long like if I’ve would have hidden a repressed homosexuality. It’s time for my coming out, the party begins this Friday right here.

And here is I think my oldest memory of a song, remembering chasing the disco ball light reflections on the floor. I’ve noticed very late that the lyrics were kind of tough and they made one of the biggest hit with a cheesy and unforgettable disco instrumentals.

Remember the two first ones

Red Baron video game (1980)