Mystical Circles Is a brand-new imprint with its eyes firmly on the dancefloor. The label's first missive comes courtesy of Island Times Deejay, a DJ/producer/re-editor previous best known for his DJ mixes, which were uniformly full of obscure, hard-to-find disco gems. We have no idea what the source material is for either of the edits here, but they sound like Caribbean disco records. 'Disco Smoking' is unfeasibly heavy, driving and stomping, with mazy horn solos, jazzy funk guitars and hazy vocal snippets riding a booming bassline and sweaty, non-stop drums. 'Dawson Street' is a more relaxed, and rubbery affair, albeit one rich in chiming melodies, spacey synth solos, winding sax lines and elastic bass guitar. As the Welsh would say: tidy! Limited run of 250 copies, vinyl only. The tracks are remixes and edits of rare NYC disco records from the 70's. a1. Disco Smoking b1. Dawson Street