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Living in a time where the values of humanity seem to be vanishing into a wave of confusing media of fear, LCO (Aka Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel) in collaboration with singer: Heidi Vogel come up with a message of hope, respect, soul togetherness, peace and love for all humanity as one.

As Marvin Gaye did Inner City Blues on the times of the civil rights movement, LCO delivers today’s message as a grain of sand to contribute into the re-construction of a better world for all of us and generations to come.

A big Motown sound with a modern Soul twist that captures the mood of the times yesterday, today & tomorrow.

The very talented singer/songwriter Heidi Vogel has opened for the likes of Erykah Badu, performed at Montreux Jazz festival for Quincy Jones.
She has also performed/recorded with: Isaac Hayes, Bobby Mcferrin & The Cinematic Orchestra & now with Los Charly’s Orchestra on this timeless track that defines an era.

Music is a great healer and certainly the best cure for the soul.

With love LCO.

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Music and Video written and produced by Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel.

The Power Of Disco remixed by Tommy Glasses, James Rod & MANNIX.
Three essential mixes of future sounding Disco infused gems.

In memory of Venezuelan Soul brother: Spiteri.

“The Power Of Disco” the latest production of Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel is based on a true story from 70’s London Disco fusion survivor: Spiteri.

Synopsis:
“I saw Grace at the welcome party, down at Island Records St Peters square, It was the 70’s and the 60’s were gone and the 80’s were right on the door, straight out of New York, Studio 54, John Morales was arriving with a new sound… the sound of funky London was starting up and people were grooving the groovy sound…

It was the power of Disco coming to life…

The Roundhouse & Dingwalls in Camden town, and Mick Jagger had to pay the rounds, Grace Jones was the heart of the party, and Marley was in town that night, Ziggy Stardust was aiming high high, and people were grooving the the groovy sound, down down down down down and boogie, telling stories like the movies…

Once upon a time in London town.

Credits:

Jorge Spiteri – Vox
Milt Mavrakakis – Clav & Synth
JP Sancho – Drums
Matheus Nova – Bass
Raphael Delphino – Guitar
Stephen Alpert – Grand Piano

Produced by Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel