Edits | Manuel Kim

Silk Tymes Leather – New Jack Thang
(Manuel Kim Edit)

Posted on February 20, 2013 by Manuel Kim

Originally released on Geffen Records 1990. Produced by Jermaine Dupri and Joe “The Butcher” Nicolo. Edit made from the “Kick Ass Mix” and “Hack-O-Matic Mix”.

New edit, this one’s for a 1990 oldschool tune by female hip-hop trio Silk Tymes Leather. First production by the great Jermaine Dupri who later went on to produce acts like Kris Kross, Run DMC, Destiny’s Child, Usher, and many more!

Bohannon – Let’s Start A Dance (Manuel Kim Edit)

Posted on November 15, 2012 by Manuel Kim

Edit of the classic Larry Levan Mix of Bohannon‘s “Let’s Start The Dance”

Once again came across this classic track while compiling a Larry Levan Tribute mixtape.. always love to play it but I felt the arrangement could be even more effective.. so this edit starts with the best part: the last two minutes with only the funk guitar :)

Manuel Kim – The Edits Mixtape

Posted on May 21, 2012 by Manuel Kim

My new podcast for Gomma: 11 edits from the late 80ies / early 90ies, one of my favorite periods of club music… music by Lil Louis, Arnold Jarvis, Soft House Company, Shannon, Turntable Orchestra etc..

Tracklist:
1) A Guy Called Gerald – Voodoo Ray (Manuel Kim Edit)
2) Lil Louis – Club Lonely (Manuel Kim Lonely People Edit)
3) Turntable Orchestra – You’re Gonna Miss Me (Manuel Kim Edit)
4) Soft House Company – What You Need (Manuel Kim Edit)
5) Shannon – Let The Music Play (Manuel Kim Edit)
6) Aleem – Release Yourself (Manuel Kim Edit)
7) Raven Maize – Together Forever (Manuel Kim Edit)
8) Lil Louis – French Kiss (Manuel Kim Saxy Conversation Edit)
9) Arnold Jarvis – Take Some Time Out (Manuel Kim Edit)
10) Mission Control – Outta Limits (Manuel Kim Edit)
11) Fallout – The Morning After (Manuel Kim Edit)

Fallout – The Morning After (Manuel Kim Edit)

Posted on May 8, 2012 by Manuel Kim

Here’s the final piece for my upcoming Edits Compilation, one of the most wonderful pieces of electronic music ever produced: “The Morning After” by Fallout from way back in the late 80ies.