The ultra rare 1986 Susy Pintus italo-disco single, originally issued on a scarce 7". Remastered and reissued by Disco Segreta on 12". Features original versions plus three remixes by Cosimo Mandorino aka Cosmo Dance.
Limited 250 on 180g black / Ultra limited 50 on 180g bicolor orange/blue / Digital (features the bonus track "Fragile" (Cosmo Dance Dub)

Disco Segreta resurrects an extraordinary chapter from the captivating world of late 1970s Italian disco music!In this installment, we pay homage to the Sicilian producer Franco D’Accardi, hailing from Palermo. Born into a family deeply immersed in the arts, his father, Girolamo D’Accardi, had a history as a choreographer and dancer alongside the legendary Fred Astaire.Franco assumed the helm of the small record label ASA (Artisti Siciliani Associati), known for its diverse catalog, which included progressive rock, folk, and a sprinkling of disco. Alongside his wife, Alba, who managed the renowned local record store, "ELLEPI," Franco quickly became a pivotal...

DS M 022 - Dana - Estate/S’Inghelada Disco Segreta sets your summer on fire introducing the reissue of one of the rarest and most obscure Italian disco records ever! Dana was the moniker of the very first band led by Sardinian singer Gianni Virdis. The band had a short life, from 1977 to 1980, and later disbanded to be renamed into another band called "Mediterraneo" and only released a 45 single. It contained two tracks: “Estate” and “S’Inghelada”. The first one is sung in Italian and is a sexy, summer-infused lyrics disco track with gummy moogs, while “S’Inghelada” - with the typical 70s falsetto singing...

Disco Segreta is happy to introduce you the official reissue of one of the most sought after italo disco records ever! Born in London, Karen Louise Freeman experienced vast popularity in Italy in 1982-83, where she appeared on Sunday’s most popular TV program of the era, Domenica In, where she sang the show opening and end tracks: “Wow Mamma Mia” and “Play the music”. But only the hardest italo diggers know that Louise made another single, “Aa Ee Oo Uu” b/w “Mirage”, which was released in 1983 with close to no success. Over the years, both “Aa Ee Oo Uu” and “Mirage” turned...

Disco Segreta is incredibly proud to introduce one of the most obscure and sought after Italian disco tracks ever released ! Salvatore “Sal” Vito Panzera is originally from Lequile in Apulia, and as many Italians of his generation, his parents moved to Canada in 1967. He was already there by the time of his first single “Era Scritto Cosi/Il Vento” in 1969. There he formed a band with “paisà”  Giovanni “Johnny” d’Orazio and his brother Sergio Panzera, playing every Saturday for italian weddings in Montreal. It was during one of these gigs he met Jerry Cucuzzella, a disco producer from...