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What with the whole Daft Punk thing, it’s been a pretty disco spring/ early summer so far. Here’s a little more in that vein as one half of Automatic Reaction i.e. MF Rex (no relation to Doom or Grimm) puts the Studio 54 into Yasiin Bey – a.k.a. the artist otherwise known as Mos Def. How does he do this? By splicing K.I.D’s 1980 disco hit Do It Again with Mos Def’s Summertime acapella. But surely anyone with a laptop could have done that?! Ahhh – but they didn’t, did they? And don’t call me ‘Shirley.’ Cop it below as well as the extended edit. Old school!