The Konduko series of Noel Williams aka King Sporty working with other artists and singers on the label’s roster continues with the killer boogie You’re In My Pocket by Reanna Coleman.

While little is known about Ms Coleman, beyond she was a R&B singer who was part Betty Wright’s “Miami Sound” backing troupe, here stepping up front of the mike for this one off release, she was backed by an esteemed team of writers and producers included the legendary Tommy Stewart.

While Stewart’s standing in the history of disco is guaranteed from his classic eponymous solo album and the boogie classic Bump And Hustle Music, as well as writing for the likes of Loleatta Holloway, Tamiko Jones, Mad Dog Department and more, fellow writer Julian Chatman was an established composer in his own right, for Salsoul, T.K Disco and AVI Records.

All based in Florida, teaming up with Noel Williams was a logical step. Working with members of Stewart’s own band, the marriage can be heard from the first bars. Williams’ funk and JA influenced bass is pulled back and a laid, back, horn intersected boogie groove underpins Coleman’s warm, gliding lyrics. Now a mega rarity, here it comes in vocal and instrumental, it is backed with the latest Discomix for the label, welcoming back digger, dealer and DJ, Nick The Record to create his own version. Gently cutting between versions, with deft dub touches to bring this latest Konduko delight up to date.