You Should Be Dancing

October 7, 2022

in New Catalogue

You Should Be Dancing

We’re expanding our collection of 90s dance music, having recently completed a deal for Edward Ball’s side projects The Chemical Pilot (the album Journey To The Centre Of The Mind, 1998) and The Playboy Revolutionary (The Matrix, 1999), adding to his Love Corporation material. We also represent the Planet Dog repertoire – an independent label active in the 90s – spanning ambient, techno, breakbeat, psych and trance and featuring such acts as a Future Loop Foundation, Eat Static, Children Of The Bong and Time Shard.

Our highest charting dance track is ‘I Believe’ – a massive hit for British house studio project Happy Clappers, featuring singer Sandra Edwards on vocals. The song peaked at No. 7 in the UK and No. 1 on the Dance charts.

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90s dance

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Noosha Fox and friends injected some sophisticated glamour into the UK charts of the mid-1970s. Fox‘s ‘Only You Can’ peaked at No. 3 while ‘S-S-S Single Bed‘ peaked one place lower. ‘If I Point At The Moon’, taken from their 1975 self-titled album, is a lilting, sublime pop ditty that sounds remarkably timeless. The song is featured in the US drama mini-series A Friend Of The Family, which aired recently on the Peacock network.