First release on Saucy Lady's own new label Dippin' Records features double sider smashers. Starting with the A side, cover of Carly Simon's Why, a classic funk tune produced by Nile Rogers that got a fresh new boogie revamp, produced by Saucy Lady herself and Yuki 'U-KEY' Kanesaka.

With a more dance-floor friendly up-tempo treatment, it will

First release on Saucy Lady's own new label Dippin' Records features double sider smashers. Starting with the A side, cover of Carly Simon's Why, a classic funk tune produced by Nile Rogers that got a fresh new boogie revamp, produced by Saucy Lady herself and Yuki 'U-KEY' Kanesaka.

With a more dance-floor friendly up-tempo treatment, it will guarantee hands up in the air and hips moving round & round 'n side to side.

Flip side is another heater, a cover of the 80s hit slow jam One More Time by Phil Collins but sped up and turned into broken beats flyness, followed with a deep house remix produced by Daisuke Miyamoto, member of Orienta-Rhythm who's had numerous notable releases with King Street Sound.

B side ends with an a cappella version so you too can play with your own creative version of the classic. With limited vinyl copies, you don't want to sleep on this.

Saucy Lady's latest EP is another interstellar tribute to funk-infused dance music. From the opening track, the listener is transported to a disco-fueled utopia where the beats are crisp, the vocals uplift, the tempo is cracking, and the baselines are slapping. Throw a Dreamix in the mix from Chicago's Change Request aka Andrew Emil and the

Saucy Lady's latest EP is another interstellar tribute to funk-infused dance music. From the opening track, the listener is transported to a disco-fueled utopia where the beats are crisp, the vocals uplift, the tempo is cracking, and the baselines are slapping. Throw a Dreamix in the mix from Chicago's Change Request aka Andrew Emil and the bubbles taste just right. The EP delivers an audio essay of the Beantown Disco Queen's artistic dance-floor vision, as she seamlessly blends elements of classic boogie and 80s funk with a futuristic production style. The result is another crop of cuts that feels both nostalgic and fresh at the same time. Overall, this EP is a must-listen for fans of new school disco, funk, and dance music in general. Saucy Lady has delivered a truly impressive body of work that will have listeners grooving for years to come.

"Star Creature’s Saucy Lady is staying busy! This time with another epic team up with NYC’s own ***JKriv***. The Razor-N-Tape Label Co-Boss has become one of the most in demand producers and remixers across the disco + disco adjacent club scenes and the collaboration here makes a lot of sense on and off the dancefloor. A positive upbeat floor

"Star Creature’s Saucy Lady is staying busy! This time with another epic team up with NYC’s own ***JKriv***. The Razor-N-Tape Label Co-Boss has become one of the most in demand producers and remixers across the disco + disco adjacent club scenes and the collaboration here makes a lot of sense on and off the dancefloor. A positive upbeat floor filler with expertly bopped basslines, percolating percussion, expertly mixed pads and guitar topped off with some of the most dynamic and artist vocal stylings from Saucy Lady. The B Side features a slick disco dub and full remix treatment from JKriv. This is a track for the main room, 1:00 AM, rooftop, NYC, a real disco cut future classic and just the kind of vibes we need to transition us towards 2023, 2033 and even 2043." - Disco Quarterly, Fall 2022

Part 2. Go Steady. Another uptempo modern funk / new school boogie dance floor banger. The second collaboration between LA’s XL Middleton & Star Creature’s East Coast Boogie Queen Saucy Lady following their summertime anthem “Daydreaming” 7”. “Kind of crazy this was their first collab. Everyone was asking if there would be more so we had to

Part 2. Go Steady. Another uptempo modern funk / new school boogie dance floor banger. The second collaboration between LA’s XL Middleton & Star Creature’s East Coast Boogie Queen Saucy Lady following their summertime anthem “Daydreaming” 7”. “Kind of crazy this was their first collab. Everyone was asking if there would be more so we had to book some more studio sessions…We’ll have to see about an album” Wow. This is like the Jordan comeback moment ready for another 3 peat and skipping straight over the No. 45 Jersey era. Instrumental on the B Side so doubles recommended for the DJs. Early support circulating globally from Dam-Funk to Dave Lee.