Saturday night

Saturday night

We exercise no hyperbole when we proclaim this to be the best mixtape we’ve ever made.

Every collection carries a guiding song, and for this one, it was Cherelle and Alexander O'Neal’s "Saturday Love."

We drew heavily from the late '70s and early '80s—think bold colors and even bolder shoulder pads. This mixtape is a distillation of our favorites from that era, the kind of tracks you'd sing into a spatula on a Saturday night.

We often fantasize about being born 30 years earlier. Everything seemed more irreverent back then.

Could a song like Kid Creole and the Coconuts’ “I’m Corrupt,” with the line "But please still let me be your bubala," sung in earnest, even exist today?

Would something as charmingly innocent as "Crush On You" by The Jets now be dismissed as too chaste?

Frankly, we’d take shoulder pads and shellac over today’s dullness any day.

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