Spacer (extended Mix) (COMPLETE ✭)

"Spacer" (Extended Mix) is a legendary pillar of "Space Disco," representing the pinnacle of the collaboration between French singer and the Chic Organization . Released in November 1979, this version takes the original's futuristic charm and stretches it into a 6-minute masterpiece of funk precision and sci-fi escapism. Review Highlights

: Reached #18 in the UK and was a Top 10 hit across much of Europe. Total Sales : Over 5 million copies worldwide. Spacer (Extended Mix)

: Unlike the radio edit, the Extended Mix (often found on the original 12" vinyl) allows the instrumental breakdown to breathe, highlighting the "spacelike" atmosphere created by its cool drumming and futuristic synth textures. "Spacer" (Extended Mix) is a legendary pillar of

: The lyrics tell a story of a woman’s love for a "star-chaser"—a galactic protector who fights oppression. This romantic sci-fi angle helped the track stand out during the late-70s disco boom. Total Sales : Over 5 million copies worldwide

: "Spacer" remains a club staple and has been famously sampled by acts like Alcazar for "Crying at the Discoteque". Its timeless quality was further solidified when it was featured during the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony. Quick Facts Artist : Sheila & B. Devotion Release Date : November 1979

: Written and produced by Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards , the track features their unmistakable "Chic" hallmarks: a rubbery, melodic bassline and syncopated guitar riffs. Reviewers often describe the groove as "hauntingly beautiful" and "pure, melodic Disco Pop".

: Nile Rodgers & Bernard Edwards (The Chic Organization)