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Summer’s here and sometimes you can’t beat a bit of filtered disco house. The new single, ‘Incredible’ from Cut La Mac (CLM) is a filtered disco record and marks the first anniversary of the label Jack said What headed by author Irvine Welsh, producer Steve Mac and journalist Carl Loben.
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This is the 22nd release on the label and is co-produced by Cut La Roc, who is the Skint Records veteran who has spent half a lifetime scratching records and looping breaks. He recently hooked up with Jack Said What big boss Steve Mac — himself also a hip-hop and disco aficionado — in the studio to come up with ‘Incredible’.
Steve Mac: “I had a love for filtered disco in the mid-90s from my Rhythm Masters days, when I first got inspired by the second coming of Chicago artists via the likes of Derrick Carter, DJ Sneak and Mark Farina. Me and Lee La Roc both share a passion for crate-digging and we caught a vibe off this loop and threw it into my old school analogue machines. We messed around for a while, and this is what we came up with.”
The track is set to spearhead a summer full of feel-good house music. A filtered disco groove, it lands on the first birthday of the label.
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