Crescent Street Hustlers - Wake Up - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

In 1982, Ronny Verrept & Fonny de Wulf (Rofo) produced their first songs in their own 8 track studio. Fonny played all instruments, Ronny produced it and Peter Vriends was responsible for the vocals. After the departure of Peter, Rofo searched for a new vocalist and they found John Sauli. IA few years later, Rofo offered up InchI Want YouInch and in 1986 InchBeach Love,Inch which was composed and produced by Rob van Eijk and Michiel van der Kuy. Both tracks did well and in 1987 came the Rofo full-length album with a few new songs including Rofo's Theme, an excellent slice of synth-pop that began to attract a wide audience. All these years later, InchRofo's ThemeInch is considered a synth-pop classic. The Crescent Street Hustlers, the prolific and forward-thinking dance music production gurus, produced a brilliant remake of the classic track and present their labors here with 5 exclusive mixes including bonus instrumental versions and special InchelementsInch mix that cuts to the very heart of the tune.

The Crescent Street Hustlers are a Montreal based dance collective on a mission to modernize and revive the Canadian disco scene, celebrating the great dance music that thrived in that city primarily in the late 1970s, at the height of the global disco explosion. One of Canada's most prolific disco producers, the Montréal based songwriter, record company executive and producer Tony Green was at the forefront of the Canadian disco scene, operating under a number of aliases - one of which was the group known as Colorblind, who scored a hit with the track InchKalei-DiscoInch in 1977. On their latest single, Crescent Street Hustlers pay tribute with their own version of the classic track, while still holding true to it's original essence with an updated sound aimed at both the modern dance music fan and the traditionalists, featuring 3 exclusive mixes including an extended mix plus a bonus stripped-down element mix to keep things interesting.

The Montreal based dance collective known as Crescent Street Hustlers are on a mission to revive and modernize the Canadian disco scene, celebrating the great dance music that thrived in that city primarily in the late 1970s, at the height of the global disco explosion. One of their favorite artists from that era was Andre Gagnon, the late Canadian pianist, arranger, composer, and actor, known for his fusion of classical and pop styles - who became very popular in the disco and pop fields. Among his many hits was the 1976 single, a funky percussive instrumental, simply titled InchSurpriseInch which still holds up well all these years later. The Crescent Street Hustlers pay tribute to Gagnon with their own modern version of the disco masterpiece. The new single features 3 original mixes, including a radio mix, disco mix, and a bonus stripped-down element mix for this exclusive .