“this is work i’m proud of for lots of reasons. delivers smooth bars with a coolness that masks her feelings of fondness: “Come through boo you got the addy/ We can get rowdy,” she suggests, before later concluding, “You just my Saturday love and I lowkey don’t wanna stop it… If I closed my eyes and I made a wish, I’d hope that everything could turn out just like this.” “Saturday Love” is hip-house big enough for festival stages, yet intimate enough to make your crush blush. Over Lunoe’s production - a brisk rhythm built on bouncy pads, jacking percussion and swelling synth-string ambiance - Chicago rapper Lulu Be. The five-track collection is a brilliant showcase of the Aussie artist’s many takes on house, from the sugar-rushed giddiness of “Alright” to the deeper, warpier strains of “Peach House” featuring Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs.Īrriving this week with the latter song is the EP’s title track. With this collaboration he succeeded once again in helping spread the spirit of disco.”Īfter announcing her new EP last month with her single “Like Me”, Anna Lunoe has finally released Saturday Love on Nina Las Vegas’ NLV Records. “I was immediately seduced by Purple Disco Machine’s work as soon as I first heard it. “I have had the privilege of being sampled a lot of times throughout the years, and this track means my music now crosses 5 generations, thanks to the many talented artists and producers that have been a part of my work,” Cerrone says.
This team-up is the first taste of Cerrone’s forthcoming album Cerrone by Cerrone (out on October 14 via Because Music), which celebrates the dance legend’s 50th anniversary in music with 16 tracks revisiting his greatest works, with help from guest collaborators. Built upon a sample from French artist Don Ray’s 1978 song “Got to Have Loving” - produced by Cerrone - “Summer Lovin’” sounds like what a DJ would play in a swanky nightclub in outer space, with its galactic arpeggios, cascading strings, lush drums and synths ready to soar with you into the stars. A disco pioneer meets one of the genre’s modern-day flagbearers on new single “Summer Lovin,’” an intergenerational collaboration between Cerrone and Purple Disco Machine.
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