Summer is officially over, but don’t despair, because there are always fresh Disco & Funk tracks to keep you in a perpetual Summer state of mind. Let’s check out 15 songs that kept us grooving in September.
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Davide Dev – Superwow (Extended Version) [Toy Tonics]
If you are craving classic Disco grooves, Davide Dev‘s extended mix of “Superwow” will scratch that itch! Driven by super funky bass licks and a sparse but effective female vocal, this track will make you want to run to the dancefloor!
Leisure – Ride It Out (Poolside Remix) [Nettwerk Music Group]
When Poolside met Leisure in Mexico, it was just a matter of time before they collaborated. The Poolside mix of “Ride It Out” is a chill, late-Summer affair, bringing beach vibes laced with R&B/Disco sounds. If the original version relaxes you, get ready to chillax to this version!
Thorgan Wolff – Never Did I… [Do It Anyway Recordings]
Sweet and full of Disco warmth, co-label boss Thorgan Wolff (Rhett Hill) is back with “Never Did I…”, recorded with Robin Lee of Faze Action. Lee provided the live instrumentation that gives the song a classic feel. This is a can’t-miss collaboration, and I can’t wait to hear what they come up with next!
Morttimer Snerd III – Dancin’ 4 Yo’ Luv (Miggedy’s Full Dizko Slap) [Miggedy Entertainment]
Morttimer Snerd III‘s “Dancin’ 4 Yo’ Luv (Miggedy’s Full Dizko Slap)” has a comfortable, easy energy to start the track, and then the soulful vocals kick in, taking the track to Disco heaven! This song could have been released in 1977, but 2026 is lucky enough to get this quality of Disco music now!
Kraak & Smaak and Izo FitzRoy – Velvet Seas (Ray Mang Remix) [Boogie Angst]
Kraak & Smaak‘s 2025 Velvet Seas release has gotten the full remix treatment, featuring some of the hottest Disco/House producers on remix duties. Ray Mang has added his signature Nu-Disco touch to the album’s title track, giving the song a faster, more danceable tempo and breathing fresh life into an already excellent track!
Mark Lower and Dyanna Fearon – Came To Dance [The Disco Express]
If you didn’t come to dance, turn this song off right now! Mark Lower and Dyanna Fearon are at it again with a more club-forward track in “Came To Dance”. The track keeps a steady rhythm that keeps the energy flowing. Make sure to check this one out on The Disco Express label!
Phenomenal Handclap Band – Breaking Glass [Nublu Records]
Phenomenal Handclap Band is always on the unconventional side of Nu-Disco, and their new track “Breaking Glass” is no exception! This band is always pushing the boundaries of the genre, which is why it’s always worth listening to. This track has a fresh, space jam vibe, with echoing vocals, jammy rhythm guitars, and an excellent use of cowbell to drive the beat.
France Joli – Gonna Get Over You (Adra & Save The Robots Disco Rescue Rejig) [Adra Music]
I always have to pause when I see modern producers remaking classic Disco tracks, and when I saw Adra and Save The Robots took on France Joli’s “Gonna Get Over You”, I did have that reaction. Sometimes it pays to listen, because these two artists have made this track sound so fresh, it’s hard to believe it isn’t a new record! There isn’t a poolside party in the world that shouldn’t be playing this one!
Suki Soul and Dr Packer – Missing You (Extended Mix) [Fool’s Paradise]
I’ve been waiting a long time for powerhouse vocalist and producer Suki Soul to collaborate with true Disco OG producer/DJ Dr Packer, and “Missing You” was worth the wait! This track is everything you would expect: smooth as silk vocals and effortless Disco vibes, courtesy of strings, some funky synths, and subtle rhythms that draw it all together.
Third Attempt – Shine Your Light on Me [The Disco Express]
Third Attempt has wasted no time making an impression on the Nu-Disco landscape! “Shine A Light On Me” has an ease to the music that reminds of early 90s music made by Ultramarine, while sounding at home in today’s Disco/House genres.
Rikky Disco – Summer´s Gone (Maryag Remix) [Stockholm Disco Sounds]
Rikky Disco are completely in the Disco zone right now, and to honor the end of the Northern Hemisphere’s Summer season, their new track is “Summer’s Gone”. October will have a handful of remixes to check out, and we are going to preview the Maryag remix, which takes the 80s feel of the original and replaces it with funky Disco vibes. The end result is quite sexy and will make you long for the return of Summer!
Bienk – How Am I Supposed to Feel? [LESIXTYNINE MUSIQUE]
Bienk‘s “How Am I Supposed to Feel?” has a cool ocean-breeze vibe. This track is Summer, mixing Disco strings and piano to ease the strain of everyday woes and invite the listener to chill out and relax. Now, if someone would grab me a Piña Colada, that would be great!
Satin Jackets & Scavenger Hunt – Satellite Eyes [Golden Hour Recordings]
It’s been 10 years since Satin Jackets and Scavenger Hunt recorded together, but on “Satellite Eyes”, it sounds like not a minute has passed. This track has a dreamy quality about it, making every listen feel like the last days of Summer, even if it isn’t.
Zapp & Tuxedo – Genius of Love feat. Gavin Turek [Funk On Sight]
It’s hard to take on a classic song like Tom Tom Club’s “Genius of Love”, but that is exactly what Zapp and Tuxedo have done, and to great effect! There is a funky quality that these artists have added to the track, and Gavin Turek‘s vocals nod to the original while sounding distinctly her own. The song was always fun, and now it is 2026 fun!
Disco Dom – There Is Life [Insomniac Records]
Dombresky’s alter ego Disco Dom is giving us love and light energy with “There Is Life”, a modern Disco/House jam that will make you feel good and want to dance your blues away! Expect to hear this track during one of Dom’s worldwide stops on his current tour. Check out the dates here.
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