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Label
Artist
Title
To The Disco '77
Catalog
ATJ021
Release Date
2026-06-15
TIP 12"
House
WW EXCL
Artist: Move D
Title: To The Disco '77
Label: All That Jelly
Release Date: June 15 2026
Catalogue No.: ATJ 021
Tracklisting (in order):
A To The Disco '77 (2025 Remaster)
B To The Disco '77 (Move D Live Rework – 2025 Remaster)
Direct order: https://dbh-music.com/shop/release_view/16389
Few producers embody the soulful heart of House Music quite like Move D. Being a
mentor of the label since day one, All That Jelly brings together two defining and desirable
cuts from David Moufang’s recent history to one record.
'To The Disco ’77' 2013 original version for the A-side and the 2017 live rework finds its
way to the B-side, both freshly remastered by the amazing and sought after Andreas
Kauffelt. 'To The Disco ’77', opens with a clean, electro-styled beat that has a restrained
power and a controlled tension that gradually blooms as the keys start to lift the mood into
something lighter. When the iconic 'to the disco' vocal sample cuts through, it’s like a wink
from the past, threading disco’s golden exuberance through the disciplined swing of
classic house. The track is a seamless blend of Funk, Disco, House and Electro with each
element raw yet playful, woven into a groove that never stops urging you forward. It’s a
masterclass in balance: sleek but deeply human, nostalgic but alive in the moment. It's like
listening to the history of dance music in one special track.
'To The Disco ’77 (Move D Live Rework)' stretches the idea out into something even more
fluid. The groove loosens, the funk rises to the surface and the extended runtime gives
space for guitar and bass lines to share center stage, riffing around each other with
organic warmth. The 'to the disco' mantra remains, grounding the track in its celebratory
intent. It’s the kind of tune that closes a night perfectly and makes you not want to leave
the dancefloor. Reissued together, these versions show Move D’s masterful ability to
bridge eras and genres, reminding listeners that the dancefloor is as much about emotion
as it is about motion.
Liner notes: Tim Humphrey artwork: Lecsicu
Distributed by DBH www.dbh-music.com; remastered by Lopazz, cut by SST
Title: To The Disco '77
Label: All That Jelly
Release Date: June 15 2026
Catalogue No.: ATJ 021
Tracklisting (in order):
A To The Disco '77 (2025 Remaster)
B To The Disco '77 (Move D Live Rework – 2025 Remaster)
Direct order: https://dbh-music.com/shop/release_view/16389
Few producers embody the soulful heart of House Music quite like Move D. Being a
mentor of the label since day one, All That Jelly brings together two defining and desirable
cuts from David Moufang’s recent history to one record.
'To The Disco ’77' 2013 original version for the A-side and the 2017 live rework finds its
way to the B-side, both freshly remastered by the amazing and sought after Andreas
Kauffelt. 'To The Disco ’77', opens with a clean, electro-styled beat that has a restrained
power and a controlled tension that gradually blooms as the keys start to lift the mood into
something lighter. When the iconic 'to the disco' vocal sample cuts through, it’s like a wink
from the past, threading disco’s golden exuberance through the disciplined swing of
classic house. The track is a seamless blend of Funk, Disco, House and Electro with each
element raw yet playful, woven into a groove that never stops urging you forward. It’s a
masterclass in balance: sleek but deeply human, nostalgic but alive in the moment. It's like
listening to the history of dance music in one special track.
'To The Disco ’77 (Move D Live Rework)' stretches the idea out into something even more
fluid. The groove loosens, the funk rises to the surface and the extended runtime gives
space for guitar and bass lines to share center stage, riffing around each other with
organic warmth. The 'to the disco' mantra remains, grounding the track in its celebratory
intent. It’s the kind of tune that closes a night perfectly and makes you not want to leave
the dancefloor. Reissued together, these versions show Move D’s masterful ability to
bridge eras and genres, reminding listeners that the dancefloor is as much about emotion
as it is about motion.
Liner notes: Tim Humphrey artwork: Lecsicu
Distributed by DBH www.dbh-music.com; remastered by Lopazz, cut by SST
| # | Artist | Title |
| 1 | Move D | ATJ021 - A -snippet |
| 2 | Move D | ATJ 021 - B - snippet |
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