House of Disco Records have been working hard to push their sound in a more original direction, and what better way to stamp out any notions of being an edit label than to recruit one of the most respected producers out there, Ron Basejam, to showcase his musical talents over 5 diverse and accomplished originals. Ron is widely known for his work with Crazy P and for a string of timeless remixes but 'Tales From The Night' is his first solo EP of original work since 2011 and it's long awaited arrival seems to have found the perfect home on House of Disco. The EP kicks off with the most club focussed track 'When I hear that Music'. A relentless groove weaves its way through delicate keys, bossy horns and soulful vocal samples as the pace rolls on. Ron's experience in arrangement really comes to the fore here as we seem to be constantly surprised by more and more intricacy. It's the definition of music to wear your sneakers out to. The second and final track on the A-Side is the more hypnotic 'Kag' whose blend of dreamy funk and hypnotic vocals come together to create a low slung sun drenched track for summer. On the flip we have 'We Know How To Work It' which features the signature vocals of Crazy P bandmate Danielle Moore in the most upbeat and catchy track of the EP, then 'The Fire' seems to channel some very Prince link spirits to keep us warm with some very complex vocal treatments indeed. Finally finishing off the EP is a reprise of 'When I Hear That Music' where Ron has a bit of fun reducing the original to its barest components and going a dubbier deeper route.