Hobbs (UK) & Slick Pete Flash Join Forces for ‘Alright’ on Disco Infiltrators

Disco Infiltrators turns the dial firmly towards the dancefloor as Hobbs (UK) and Slick Pete Flash come together for ‘Alright’, a high-energy disco house collaboration loaded with funk, attitude and plenty of late-night swagger.

Built around a thick, rolling bassline and an instantly memorable vocal hook, ‘Alright’ finds the two UK producers digging into the raw ingredients of disco and rebuilding them for modern club spaces. Funky guitar licks, filtered flourishes and tight percussion run throughout, but beneath the colour sits a tougher house groove designed to carry serious weight on a sound system.

This is disco house with its sleeves rolled up.

Hobbs (UK) Continues His Disco House Revolution

Manchester-based DJ and producer Hobbs (UK) has spent years moving through different corners of house music, both behind the decks and in the studio.

His current sound has heavily leans towards disco, French house and groove-heavy club music, bringing together the funk and musicality of classic records with the drive required for today’s dancefloors. It is an approach shaped by years of DJing across the UK and Europe, alongside his wider work within the electronic music industry.

As Label Manager across Data Transmission’s label network and Reptile Dysfunction, Hobbs (UK) has developed a close understanding of how club music continues to shift and evolve. His work with Disco Infiltrators has given him a natural outlet for the more colourful side of his productions, where filtered grooves, funk-driven rhythms and unapologetic party energy sit front and centre.

On ‘Alright’, those influences are impossible to miss.

Slick Pete Flash Brings the Funk

Joining him on the record is UK house producer Slick Pete Flash, who continues to build his own relationship with the Disco Infiltrators catalogue.

Following the groove-heavy ‘Dance Tonight’, Slick Pete Flash once again leans into his love of funk, disco and uplifting house music. His productions favour movement and feel over unnecessary complexity, with basslines, hooks and rhythm doing much of the heavy lifting.

That instinct plays a key role in ‘Alright’.

The collaboration feels natural rather than forced, with Slick Pete Flash’s playful disco sensibilities meeting the tougher, driving club energy of Hobbs (UK). Neither producer overcrowds the track. Instead, the pair allow the groove to develop, giving each element enough room to land before gradually applying more pressure.

‘Alright’ Is Built for the Dancefloor

From its opening moments, ‘Alright’ makes its intentions clear.

A chunky bassline anchors the track while sharp drums and crisp percussion establish the groove. Funky guitar touches flash in and out of the arrangement, filtered elements rise through the mix and the central vocal quickly becomes the record’s calling card.

As the energy builds, the production remains deliberately direct. There are no unnecessary detours or oversized breakdowns. Everything is geared towards maintaining momentum and keeping the floor moving.

The result sits somewhere between the warmth of classic disco house and the tougher punch of contemporary club music. It carries enough nostalgia to feel familiar, but the production remains firmly focused on today’s dancefloors.

Disco Infiltrators Keeps the Party Moving

‘Alright’ arrives as Disco Infiltrators continues to develop its own corner of the modern house scene, championing records that draw from disco, funk and soul without becoming trapped in the past.

For Hobbs (UK) and Slick Pete Flash, the track captures a shared approach to club music. Keep the groove strong, give the crowd something to grab onto and never lose sight of the dancefloor.

Fun, punchy and packed with personality, ‘Alright’ is another confident addition to the Disco Infiltrators catalogue and a collaboration that sounds like two producers having exactly as much fun making the record as DJs will have playing it.

Hobbs (UK) and Slick Pete Flash’s ‘Alright’ is out now on Disco Infiltrators. Grab it HERE