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Video + MP3 : mix of The Michael + impressions Mail to a friend
Dimanche 11 4 2010 - 18h18
We can unfortunately not put Bottin's mix online as he plays unreleased tracks but here you can download the 2h17min mix of The Michael after logging in. (you'll have to scroll down as there are many mixes online for the coming parties too)

Sing along at 00:24:00
In the evening the real me comes alive
I can feel it
In the evening
Something happens that I can't describe
But it helps me to survive
It's like magic


Videos: Long Live Italo Disco - Fun Fun Mail to a friend
Samedi 10 4 2010 - 09h08
Not to confuse with "disco" or "italian disco" ..

Lots more videos and info here


Video : Disco for the Devil Mail to a friend
Dimanche 04 4 2010 - 21h14
Not every party we are able to offer an italo disco star dj and a near-star dj at dumping price. You really shouldn't miss Bottin and The Michael next Saturday. Your feet will love you for it!

Made by Bottin, released on Bear Funk, remixed by Inflagranti

The original by Bottin


Video: The Stud (1978) ; The Bitch (1979) Mail to a friend
Jeudi 01 4 2010 - 10h03
"Your trendy disco is dying"... (quote from "The Bitch")

See Joan Collins at the Finger party next Saturday April 10 like you might not have seen her before ...

The Stud

The Stud is a 1978 film starring Joan Collins and Oliver Tobias. It was based on the novel by Jackie Collins. (sister of..)
Fontaine Khaled is the London wife of a wealthy but boring businessman. She spends his money on her nightclub, Hobo, and partying. She hires a manager, Tony, to run her club, but it is understood that his job security is dependent on him satisfying her nymphomaniac demands. Tony loses interest in Fontaine, and turns his attention to her young stepdaughter, who uses him to get back at Fontaine for cheating on her father. Fontaine then dumps Tony. At the end of the film she is divorced by her husband for adultery. The film featured a famous pool orgy scene which was supposed to be set in Paris but was actually filmed in a health club in Covent Garden. In one clip she was seen naked on a swing and the film was banned or cut in many countries.

The Bitch

Fontaine Khaled (Collins) is the owner of a trendy disco who is now facing financial problems. At the same time, she also has to deal with the various men in her life, as well as the Mafia.
The film features a disco soundtrack, in a similar vein to Saturday Night Fever, and the theme song to the film performed by The Olympic Runners became a UK Top 40 hit single in August 1979. Like its predecessor, the film is considered to be softcore porn. Both have since become cult films, and were among the first to be released on home video.


Video mp3 : Bottin and Stevie Kotey made Hot Ring Mail to a friend
Mercredi 24 3 2010 - 15h27
The internet can bring people together, yes musical minds can flourish without the need for expensive flights between studios. William Bottin & Stevie Kotey are such a case, after sending each other inspirational tracks they loved via the internet, they where able to make use of Bottin's Synthesiser prowess and Kotey's drums & arranging skills to provide us with "Hot Ring" and ode to the hot ring modulator circuits Bottin has devised in his Venice home.

Hot Ring bounces around like Pamela Anderson's front end whilst running up and down Malibu beach. Sharp stabs and spooky synths lines put this straight in modern electronic disco box. Things go even dirtier and deeper with Bottin's stripped down Espresso Dub version which feels precisely like a double caffeine punch that will kickstart any stagnating dancefloor.


MP3 : Bottin reedit of "Theme of V" Mail to a friend
Vendredi 12 3 2010 - 11h08
This is Bottin's contribution to "From The Stars Vol 1" a compilation of sci-fi cover versions – out march 29th on NANG Records UK.

V - the visitors was one of his favorite shows when he was in elementary school. He re-watched the whole show before sitting down and producing this version. That means the 1983 two-part movie, the 3-part "V: Final Battle" of 1984, as well as all 19 episodes of the TV series!! He even tried to watch the new V (2009) but it's just doesn't compare well. Guess all those 3D graphics are not as amusing as the cheap sfx and props of the 80s.

This cover version/remix is very different from the original, it includes elements of the main theme of V the final battle as well as of the TV series soundtrack. He straightened the time signature form 12/8 to 4/4 to make it work on the dancefloor. The result is very early-italo-electro.

Click here to listen to the track