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Disco Potential is a music blog devoted (but not limited to) disco, house and synthpop records. It is maintained by Kevin Church, who also writes comics, occasionally talks about other people's work, takes pictures and does internet marketing for hire.

If you have a record you think would fit in here, email a link/mp3 to kevin@discopotential.com

Disco Potential has had a monthly residency at River Gods in Cambridge, MA featuring the sort of music presented here, mixed live. The final event will be held on Friday, June 7.

Click here to view every Disco Potential mix currently available.
(If you scroll down, there is a list featuring links to individual ones.) Collect them all!

To enjoy Disco Potential's music nonstop, visit the site's Trntbl.me page.



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In addition to Disco Potential, Kevin also maintains the Agreeable Comics tumblr, which acts as an adjunct to his small publishing concern as well as They Boldly Went, a tumblr dedicated to Star Trek: The Original Series. His personal tumblr is located here.

DJ Mixes For Download:
Fighting Off Winter: November 2010
Disco Potential: December 2010
Disco Potential: January 2011
Disco Potential: Live, January 2011
Disco Potential: March 2011
Disco Potential: Live, March 2011
Disco Potential: May 2011
Disco Potential: Five Tracks 001
Disco Potential: Five Tracks 002
Disco Potential: Five Tracks 003
Disco Potential: June 2011
Disco Potential: Five Tracks 004
Disco Potential: The Premium Mix
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Disco Potential: Five Tracks 006
Disco Potential: Five Tracks 007
Disco Potential: Retrospective 2011
Disco Potential: Five Tracks 008
Disco Potential: Five Tracks 009
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Disco Potential: Autumn 2012
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Posts tagged plastic plates

Strange Talk, “Cast Away” (Plastic Plates Remix)

We love that 80s electro bassline that pins this whole track together.

Yes, there’s another one of these so soon after the previous one, but there were some new records and we were practicing anyway and etc, etc, etc. At least time we remembered that “Five Tracks” means that there should only be five tracks in any given mix. Right click here to download, of course, for optimal sound quality.

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  1. Discokicks (Original Maxi Version) - Casio Social Club
  2. Bounce (Drop Out Orchestra Extended Remix) - Nine Lives
  3. Things I Didn’t Know I Loved (Amine Edge & Dance Remix) - Plastic Plates
  4. In Public - Tigerskin
  5. Turbo Dub (Extended Mix) - Ren Riz

And we’d like to take this moment to remind Boston locals that Kevin will be playing records like this at the Disco Potential residency at River Gods in Cambridge, which is takes place this Friday from 9pm until 1am.

If you’re in the Boston area and haven’t been yet, you should try to make it down because it’s a great little bar and the sound is actually terrific. You don’t even have to show up the whole night — the first hour or so is just warmup material, really, just to get the mood set.

Plastic Plates, “Things I Didn’t Know I Loved” (Amine Edge & DANCE Remix)

Plastic Plates have a new single on Kitsune and this is the best remix of a very strong batch. If you click the link there, you can download it for free!

Sneaky Sound System, “Friends” (Plastic Plates Remix)

We like it when dance records sound like they were recorded on a spaceship, and that is exactly what this sounds like.