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1/8 Of Your Love (formely known as DJ11 DJ Mix Track) is a formerly unidentified Disco song by Pennsylvania based songwriter Gregg Diamond, released in 1979 on the album Hardware.
Search History[]
The song was posted to SoundCloud by user Trackidhelp on July 31st, 2018. It originates from a 1979, but itโs unknown who the DJ that played the song is.
On August 5th, 2018, the song was identified by OP as 1/8 Of Your Love by Gregg Diamond.
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Gregg Diamond[]
Gregg Diamond (Mayโฏ4th,โฏ1949โฏโโฏMarchโฏ14th,โฏ1999) was anPennsylvania based pianist, drummer, songwriter, and record producer who played a pivotal role in the 1970s disco and funk scenes; he gained widespread recognition for coโwriting and producing the global hit "More, More, More" (1976) for the Andrea True Connection, which topped the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart and sold over two million copies. Diamond also created the disco group Bionic Boogie, helming their albums "Bionic Boogie" (1977) and "Hot Butterfly" (1978) โ the latter featuring early vocals by Luther Vandross and spawning the Topโฏ10 U.S. dance hit "Hot Butterfly". As part of the Diamond Brothers production team, he contributed to other chartโtopping tracks like Bionic Boogieโs "Dance Little Dreamer" (1978), and released his solo effort "Star Cruiser" (1978), which peaked at #7 on the U.S. dance chart. Earlier, he played drums for Jobriathโs backing group, the Creatures, before shifting to disco production in the midโ1970s. Though his career was cut short by his death at ageโฏ49, Diamondโs innovative arrangements โ marked by lush string sections and tight rhythmic interplay โ left a lasting imprint on disco, bridging underground club culture with mainstream success.
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At The Discotheque (formerly known as AD01 DJ Mix Track) is a formerly unidentified Dico song by German band Lipstique, released in 1977 as a single in Italy and on the album with same name in Canada.
Search History[]
The song was posted to SoundCloud by user trackidhelp on December 26th, 2017. It originates from a 1979 DJ mix, but itโs unknown who the DJ that played the song is.
On January 5th, 2018, the song was identified by user Tasos Birgiolos as At The Discotheque by Lipstique.
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Backstreet (formerly known as BH100 DJ Mix Track) is a formerly unidentified Disco song by California based band Patti Whatley, released in 1979 as a single.
Search History[]
The song was posted to SoundCloud by user Trackidhelp on May 26th, 2025. It originates from a 1979-1980 DJ mix, but itโs unknown who the DJ that played the song is.
On June 14th, 2024, the song was identified by YouTuber Q as Backstreet by Patti Whatley.
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Funktified is a formerly unidentified Funk, Disco song by British band Hi-Tension, released in 1979 as a single.
Search History[]
On February 6th, 2025, user xltall posted the snippet of the song on WatZatSong.
On the same day, user CotaCat posted the song on r/Lostwave.
On February 8th, 2025, the song was identified by user leerosevere as Funktified by Hi-Tension.
Hi-Tension[]
Hi Tension were a band from north west London who started as Hot Waxx and included Phil Fearon (Galaxy and Kandidate) and Lloyd Phillips, brother of Paul (Kandidate), in the early '70's before becoming the famous Hi-Tension. They had major chart success with hit tracks British Hustle and the very funky Hi Tension. The group comprised: brothers Paul Mclean (lead guitar) and Patrick Mclean (saxophone), brothers David Joseph (keyboards / lead vocals) and Ken Joseph (bass guitar), uncle and nephew Jeffrey Guishard (percussion/ lead vocals) and Leroy Williams (congas), Paul Phillips (rhythm guitar / vocals), David Reid (drums) and Courtney Pine (sax on tour).
The band split in the early '80's with David Joseph pursuing a solo career.
In 1984 Ken, Leroy and Jeff reformed the band (with other members David Joseph and Paul Phillips on the recording sessions) and released 'Rat Race' in 1984, and 'You Make Me Happy' (originally recorded as 'Happy' by Surface) in 1985. Both versions scored in the Top 40 at the same time. Paul Phillips was first seen as a Record Producer in 1981 with AD 2000 and then DC Allstars and for Record Label Streetsounds.
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Free Your Mind (formerly known as We Don't Mind) is a formerly unidentified Funk, Soul song made by Illinois-based singer Billy Chears, released in 1978 as the B-side of the single Do You Miss Me, Girl?.
Search History[]
On June 29th, 2025, user SodaRev! posted the song onto his YouTube channel. According to him, the song was found on Portuguese national public broadcaster Antena 3 during a pause or interval between radio jingles, the OP contacted the owners of the radio station but they haven't responded.
On July 1st, 2025, the OP themselves identified it as Free Your Mind by Billy Chears while searching throughout Discogs.
Billy Chears[]
Billy Chears is an American soul/funk singer from Rockford, Illinois, US.
He released only one single, titled Do You Miss Me, Girl?, in 1978, with the B-side being this song, and possibly created the label Chearston in the same year.
He doesn't seem to be very active today.
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Nobody Loves A Computer Because A Computer Does Not Dance (12" Version) (formely known as RT255 DJ Mix Track) is a formerly unidentified Disco song by French band Computer, released in 1977 on the mini-album Come And Dance.
Search History[]
The song was posted to SoundCloud by user Trackidhelp on October 27th, 2018. It originates from a 1977, but itโs unknown who the DJ that played the song is.
On November 1st, 2018, the song was identified by OP as Nobody Loves A Computer Because A Computer Does Not Dance by Computer.
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C'mon Stop (Long Version) (formerly known as JW17 DJ Mix Track) is a formerly unidentified Disco song by New York based band Black Gold (Arlene Gold & John Robie), released in 1983 as a single.
Search History[]
The song was posted to SoundCloud by user trackidhelp on November 18th, 2017. It originates from a 1983 DJ mix, but itโs unknown who the DJ that played the song is.
On the next day, the song was identified by OP as C'mon Stop (Instrumental) by Black Gold.
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Eye To Eye (formerly known as "Unknown 80s Song") is a formerly unidentified Funk/Soul song by the Illinois (Chicago) based band Chambers Of Time, released in 1985 on their debut album as the third and last track.
Search History[]
On October 14th, 2021, A now deleted WatZatSong user would post a sample to the site, saying in the post's description: "sweet funk soul, early 80s". Alongside this they would provide more information about the song when asked by Kurty and MUSIC15, saying: "most definitely NOT a mainstream band. More like a local US band that probably release 2 to 3 different records the most" and "It was from a YouTube video that was taken down since".
Later that day Discord user SktSkf would identify the song as "Eye To Eye" by Chambers Of Time, unfortunately the YouTube upload was incomplete and titled incorrectly.
On July 12th, 2022, YouTube user Archivos Perdidos would upload the full track and would go mostly unnoticed for about a week. Nearly a year later on July 24th, 2022, WatZatSong user RojoCatto would come back to the post to inform the user that the full song was now on YouTube, providing a link to the song in his comment and updating his proposal with the new full song.
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[Verse 1]
You say you wanna cry
Water falls from your eyes
And you can't understand your feelings
Your heartโ
breaksโ
deep inside
You've lostโ
all sense of pride
Like having someoneโ
on your shoulders.
[Bridge]
The moment you love someone
You can't explain allโyourโfeelings
Soโif you canโuse someone
To liftโyou up, come on baby
Let's try it
Why fight it?
Just give it to me
Look at me. (Oh, I)
[Chorus]
Dim the lights
Baby, let's get eye-to-eye
Just you and me, girl (Oh, I)
Dim the lights
Baby, let's get eye-to-eye
Just you and me, girl. (Oh, I)
[Verse 2]
You're hoping for the day
Real love will come your way
All you have to do is look around you
You just can't run away
You've got to try to stay
And let me lay my lovin' on ya.
[Bridge]
I won't change a thing you do
I'll get you back to believin'
That love can be positive if you just
Come on baby
Let's try it
Why fight it?
Just give it to me
And you will see. (Oh, I)
[Chorus]
Dim the lights
Baby, let's get eye-to-eye
Just you and me, girl (Oh, I)
Dim the lights
Baby, let's get eye-to-eye
Just you and me, girl. (Oh, I)
[Bridge]
The moment you love someone
You can't explain all your feelings
So if you can use someone to lift you up
Come on baby
Let's try it
Why fight it?
Just give it to me
Look at me. (Oh, I)
[Chorus]
Dim the lights
Baby, let's get eye-to-eye
Just you and me, girl (Oh, I)
Dim the lights
Baby, let's get eye-to-eye
Just you and me, girl (Oh, I)
Dim the lights
Baby, let's get eye-to-eye
Just you and me, please look at me (Oh, I)
Dim the lights
Baby, let's get eye-to-eye
Just you and me, girl. (Oh, I)
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Shake (Instrumental) (formerly known as WM50 DJ Mix Track) is a formerly unidentified Disco song by New-York based duo Alias, released in 1980 as a single.
Search History[]
The song was posted to SoundCloud by user Trackidhelp on November 9th, 2024.
On December 3rd, 2024, the song was identified by user jazzinquiries as Shake (Instrumental) by Alias.
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Shรฉ-Bran (formerly known as Chez Moi and Chรฉbran) is a formerly unidentified Funk song by French artist Didier Makaga, released in 1985 as a single.
Search History[]
On March 2nd, 2025, user SimonlePlot posted the song on WatZatSong. According to them, the song was recorded from French radio NRJ in 1985.
On the same day, user EerieArts posted the song on r/Lostwave,
On March 8th, 2025, the song was identified by user Lexal as Shรฉ-Bran by Didier Makaga.
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Shรฉ-Bran[]
Didier Macaga is a French musician and composer, born May 26, 1958. He works primarily in the genre of traditional pop music.
His discography includes both solo works and joint projects. Among his notable works, the following compositions can be highlighted:
- Minuit lโheure du swing โ part of the collection French Disco Boogie Sounds (1975-1984)
- JโIrai squatter ton cลur โ included in the collection Aor Global Sounds Vol. 5 (2021)
- Chiginiginโup โ single released in 2023
- Encuentros โ joint track with Alex Carrasco (2023)
Didier has also distinguished himself as a composer for films. His music can be heard in the following projects:
- The Truth About Charlie (2002) - wrote the compositions Paris Quatre and Paris Deux
- Les yeux du chat (1991) - short film
- Caribbean Heart (1995) - TV mini-series
Macaga works in the genre of traditional pop music, but his work covers various musical genres, including disco and boggie. His music is characterized by melodic and emotional, which allows it to be successfully used both on the pop charts and in cinema.
Didier continues to actively create and release new musical works, remaining true to his unique style.
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Video (Club Mix) (formerly known as The Brain Or The Machine and You) is a formerly unidentified Hi NRG song by French duo 8PM (Jean-Louis Bianchina & Roddy Julienne), released in 1985 as a single.
Search History[]
On August 22th, 2024, YouTuber GboSss posted the song on FMM Discord Server under the name "The Brain Or The Machine", asking who made it.
Three days later, the song was identified by the OP as Video (Club Mix) by 8PM.
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