Horse Meat Disco

Co-produced by Classic Music Company boss Luke Solomon, the nightlife champions have finessed their unstoppable strutting disco style with 'Falling Deep In Love', perfectly representing the Glitterbox sound at its freshest on this release, offering a sublime preview to their forthcoming album. Sledge's unmistakable soulful vocals paired with the impeccable production and live instrumentation give this record that classic disco sound reminiscent of some of Sister Sledge's classics. Joey Negro also delivers his funk-laden Disco Blend, with the house master demonstrating his spotless knowledge of the genres to create a cut destined to light up Glitterbox dancefloors and beyond. bit.ly

The four-strong DJ collective of Luke Howard, Severino Panzetta, James Hillard and Jim Stanton started their disco shenanigans on New Year’s Day, 2004 at The Eagle, Vauxhall www.youtube.com

Kathy Sledge of the legendary group Sister Sledge on vocals! glitterboxrecordings.bandcamp.com

Sister Sledge founding member Kathy Sledge on vocals! glitterboxrecordings.bandcamp.com

XLR8R: Why did you name your party Horse Meat Disco? Hillard: It came from a headline in a newspaper 11 years ago. “Horse Meat Discovered in Salami”—but it was partially covered to reveal “Horse Meat Disco.” I thought it was a good name for a party and things spun off from there. The name conjured up ideas of taboos, big willies, and, er, disco. So it was bound to be a winner with the LGBT community.