Collection: Unidisc
Canadian disco on 12-inch, from the late 1970s into the synth-pop years. Nightlife Unlimited's Dance Freak And Boogie and Freddie James' Everybody Get Up And Boogie (Disco Version) mark 1979, Hotline's Fantasy and Icarus' In Zaire show the turn to Hi NRG and house, and Boule Noire's En Amour (I'd Like To Be With You My Baby) arrives in 1991.
Canadian disco and dance music record label, founded in 1977 by Montreal DJ George Cucuzzella.
Latterly, the label has acquired recording and publishing rights for many other dance music catalogs.
The name of the company owning the label has changed several times over the years (the years below are estimates):
Unidisc Records Ltd. – up to 1986.
Unidisc Productions Ltd. – 1986 to 1988/9.
Unidisc Productions (Int'l) Ltd. – 1988/9 to 1993/4.
Unidisc Music Inc. – 1993/4 onwards.
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When adding/updating 12" releases please check, if your version is correct. There are many reissues with different vinyl label designs and sometimes different tracklists that use the same catalog#. Please ensure that there is a separate entry for each different version.
Unidisc Music Inc.
Unidisc Music Inc. 57-b Hymus Boulevard Pointe-Claire Québec, Canada H9R 4T2 info@unidisc.com
Unidisc at Rectangle Triangle — over 60 records, mostly 12", 1978–1990.
Styles in this crate: Disco, Synth-pop, Hi NRG, Electro.
Labels represented include Unidisc, Karisma.
These records live at the shop on Rue Atateken in Montréal; anything marked sold stays listed for reference. Every record is graded to the Goldmine standard. We ship worldwide, or you can pick up in store.
Terri Wells – I'll Be Around
J.M.B.I. – Snoopy's Count House
Deadline (2) – Megatron Man / Age 2001
Dorothy Moore – Just Another Broken Heart
Ann Joy,The Igloo Rhythm Band – Love Now Hurt Later
Dennis Dean – Lady Change / I Feel It
P'zzazz – I Heard It Through The Grapevine / You Taught Me To Dance
Big Tony – Bubble Up
The Younger Generation – We Rap More Mellow
Peter Batah – Rock Me Now
