The Patchouli Brothers, Canadian diggers extraordinaire, make their Razor-N-Tape debut with a quartet of soulful edits.
From an early night floor-filler to a peak-time bomb, a gospel disco chugger, and an end-of-night slow roller, this 12″ has it all.
It’s a standout record showcasing the Brothers’ mastery of disco edits.
I’ve centered in on “Emotional Dancing“, which is a fine fine reworking of The Emotions‘ “I Should Be Dancing” from 1979.
This is straight forward anthemic Disco from the height of the heydays. Patchouli Brothers add a danceable precision to it, maintaining it’s soul and finesse.
Decadent quality once more from the house of Razor-N-Tape.
