DIKSO 011 - V/A - Super Sound Single Volume 8

Dikso is back after the summer break with some new stuff for lovers and beloved. They were a hairbreadth away from their first strictly German Super Sound Single but they couldn’t resist to sign Shur-i-kan’s slowmo romeo called “In Love”. Also in Love…: Larse from Dortmund, This time he is hitting us up with his new boogie funk monster “Tonite”. Daniel from the Dikso headquarter in Berlin and Satin Jackets from Essen who completes the hat-trick with his third achievement on Dikso.

Satin Jackets feat. Eric Cozier - Hollywood (Chris Jylkke Miami Mix)

Having popped up on Mullet and House of Disco Records, German nu-disco types Satin Jackets have decided to launch their own label. Naturally, they kick things off with something they've penned themselves, the typically Balearic, synth-heavy "Hollywood". Blessed with a lazy, laidback vocal from Eric Cozier, it sounds a bit like late '80s Pet Shop Boys (think Introspective or Behaviour rather than "It's A Sin") after sharing a fistful of E's and a string of super-strength spliffs with Johnny Marr. Swede Chris Jylkke remixes, emphasizing the Balearic elements on a long, lazy rework that's probably destined to grace a 'Beefa chill out compilation.

Satin Jackets preserve their reputation for delivering infectious dance floor tracks with "How Long Can I Wait For Your Love", producing echoes of Robin S’ ‘Show me Love’, which it undeniably has shown and much more. With heavy influence from the likes of Madonna, Roxy Music and Trevor Horn, the trio looks certain to be fiddling with a number of immortal tunes throughout the year.