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Disco Deviance Vinyl Sampler Vol. 1

Listening notes

Released in 2003 on Deep Freeze Recordings, Disco Deviance Vinyl Sampler Vol. 1 carries the catalog number DF008 and presents three tracks across its two sides. The release sits at the intersection of deep house, disco, and electronic music — a grouping of genres that the label chose to represent together on a single vinyl sampler format.

The A side is occupied entirely by "Symphonic Tonic," while the B side is divided between "T's Theme" in the B1 position and "Wanna Be Up" at B2. No individual artist credits, track durations, or additional personnel details are available from verified sources, which is not uncommon for various-artist sampler releases of this period, where the focus was often on the label identity rather than individual contributors.

The sampler format itself was a practical and widely used tool among independent house and electronic labels in the early 2000s, allowing labels to present a curated cross-section of their output to DJs and record buyers without committing to a full artist album. Whether this release served that function specifically for Deep Freeze Recordings cannot be confirmed beyond what the catalog number and format suggest — DF008 places it as the eighth release in the label's catalog.

Beyond the genre tags of deep house, disco, electronic, and house, and the basic release metadata, little else can be confirmed about this record from available sources. Readers with additional documentation, sleeve notes, or verified personnel information are encouraged to submit corrections through the site's standard process.