Slowly Tokyo project unveils disco-reggae Turn Up The Night with Mahina Apple

Slowly, a Tokyo project, released Turn Up The Night featuring Mahina Apple on January 21, 2026, delivering a disco-infused take on reggae that targets selectors, DJs, and listeners who prize reggae-adjacent dancefloor sounds. The single is listed on Slowly's Bandcamp page dated January 21, 2026, and the release notes include remix variants and full credits for contributors.

The track blends four-on-the-floor disco elements with reggae rhythmic sensibilities, offering a skank-friendly groove that slots between late-night disco sets and roots-influenced reggae sessions. For selectors building transitional sets, Turn Up The Night supplies a usable bridge: it carries disco energy while retaining bass-forward, rhythm-first characteristics that work with sound system rotation. Remixes on the release expand those options, giving DJs alternative mixes suited to dubwise treatment or peak-time disco play.

Mahina Apple’s vocal presence is the focal point of the release, placed against Slowly’s production choices to highlight melodic hooks and dancefloor appeal. Credits and remix variants are detailed on the Bandcamp entry, making it straightforward for DJs to identify which mix best fits their crate or set. The Bandcamp listing is also the primary place to stream, purchase, or reference the track: slowlysounds.bandcamp.com

Beyond immediate DJ utility, the release matters to the local and international reggae community because it signals continued cross-pollination between Tokyo-based producers and global reggae dancefloor culture. Slowly’s approach positions Turn Up The Night as part of a wave of producers who treat reggae forms as adaptable to disco textures, which helps broaden playlists at parties where selectors favor hybrid sets. For listeners, the track offers an accessible entry point into reggae-adjacent rhythms without demanding strict one-drop or roots contexts.

Practical next steps for selectors and community radio hosts: stream the available mixes on Bandcamp, evaluate which remix suits your set tempo and mood, and update playlist tags to reflect both disco and reggae influences so the track surfaces in mixed-genre rotations. Promoters planning themed nights - disco-reggae, rub-a-dub disco, or modern roots dance - can consider Turn Up The Night for promos and DJ promos.

As cross-genre releases continue to shape dancefloors, Turn Up The Night marks a concrete offering from Tokyo’s Slowly and Mahina Apple that DJs can drop immediately and listeners can stream now. Expect the track and its remixes to circulate on sound-system-friendly playlists and club nights that favor hybrid grooves.