354 mixes taggeddisco electronic

alright, this mix just kicks ass: picture your favorite indie / electro / dance acts, spun up to ~130 BPM by the best remix artists in the business, for pumping electronic beats that keep coming and don't stop (for a full 75 minutes)... prepare for the best run / workout / epic dance-off you've had in a long time. with Bloc Party, Dragonette, Foster the People, and extra awesome. because let's face it, you've worked out to random house music a million times already... it's time to get serious.

EAT ACID SEE GOD, Most of these song came from post-punk/no wave era, they blur the line between punk (in attitude) and dance (in rhythm). 11 Tracks including: Yoko Ono, Sonic Youth, Maximum Joy, ect...

Corresponds to Electric Shepherdess' musical post 'Wednesday What' on May 23rd. Enjoy!

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8 tracks including music by NERD , Roisin Murphy , Jamiroquai

I was once walking down the street late one night and a hooker called to me from the curb, asking me if I was looking for some fun. "No thanks, Miss," I replied, pulling out a pair of headphones. "I've got Disco House, the most fun there is." She nodded completely in agreement. "Word. Be on your way, then." -- Ishkur

These songs may sound like they come from the decade of neon and big hair, but surprisingly they're not. Fifteen songs inspired by the 80's featuring music from RAC, Penguin Prison and Twin Shadow.

Mix image is by Keith Haring.

summer dancing future disco...

Funky, groovy, discoey goodness all in one playlist. These are new electro/house tasty jams that you have never heard before. This mix will get you pumped for the summer. Overdosing is acceptable.

Artists from Grum, Basement Jaxx, and Kaskade.

Cheers

...that won't peel the enamel off your teeth :) perfect for just plain old dancing, too. The very best of the 80's/90's in terms of dance, groove, funk and acid jazz.