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WGW Store
Lange Nieuwstraat 126
2000 Antwerpen
in the early nineties as the first Deep House label in Belgium. It gained a lot of respect in the business and after numerous successful releases, a few offspring labels appeared in order to promote other music styles such as Break Beat and Tech House. By the end of the nineties Wally’s Groove World counted four sublabels (5 labels in total), an internet website and a second hand vinyl store. Wha? Roots, the more commercially minded sublabel hit the charts with Arsenal in 2003. On the other hand, less and less was released on the original Wally’s Groove World label due to the decreasing demand for house in that period. Early 2004, a new era started for the group as the second hand basement store closed its doors to reopen as a street-level underground dance store selling mostly new releases and dj equipment and a new WGW release is planned for 2005 with Optimus and Mayaku remixes of the Arbeit Adelt hit Death Disco.
In 2005 the focus is also set on the internet store. WGW is working on giving the site a new interface, a more sophisticated technical architecture and on collaborations with distributors to increase the web catalogue. These distributor collaborations should multiply the internet database by four to reach around 100.000 records by the end of this summer, and maybe even twice as much when reaching 2006. The goal is to obtain a fully professional extremely user-friendly website offering a huge database of rare, second hand and new releases. Thank you for being patient and remaining loyal to WGW.
WGW Store
Lange Nieuwstraat 126
2000 Antwerpen
in the early nineties as the first Deep House label in Belgium. It gained a lot of respect in the business and after numerous successful releases, a few offspring labels appeared in order to promote other music styles such as Break Beat and Tech House. By the end of the nineties Wally’s Groove World counted four sublabels (5 labels in total), an internet website and a second hand vinyl store. Wha? Roots, the more commercially minded sublabel hit the charts with Arsenal in 2003. On the other hand, less and less was released on the original Wally’s Groove World label due to the decreasing demand for house in that period. Early 2004, a new era started for the group as the second hand basement store closed its doors to reopen as a street-level underground dance store selling mostly new releases and dj equipment and a new WGW release is planned for 2005 with Optimus and Mayaku remixes of the Arbeit Adelt hit Death Disco.
In 2005 the focus is also set on the internet store. WGW is working on giving the site a new interface, a more sophisticated technical architecture and on collaborations with distributors to increase the web catalogue. These distributor collaborations should multiply the internet database by four to reach around 100.000 records by the end of this summer, and maybe even twice as much when reaching 2006. The goal is to obtain a fully professional extremely user-friendly website offering a huge database of rare, second hand and new releases. Thank you for being patient and remaining loyal to WGW.
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rock , music , house , electronic , vinyl , freestyle , wally , recordstore , vinyl store , break beat , cd deep house , tech house , broken beats , edits , nudisco
rock , music , house , electronic , vinyl , freestyle , wally , recordstore , vinyl store , break beat , cd deep house , tech house , broken beats , edits , nudisco
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