Do It, Do It

Recorded by the Harlem rap group The Disco Four for Bobby Robinson’s Enjoy Records as part of the label’s early-1980s hip-hop output. The single was released on Enjoy in 1981, and the group’s association with Robinson came through a family connection described in later artist biographies. A classic old-school party rap record, it followed the group’s 1980 debut and helped define Enjoy’s run of early New York rap singles. Contemporary and retrospective writeups place it among the label’s key Harlem rap releases from the period. The track has remained a recognizable old-school sample source and a durable shorthand for early Harlem rap, turning up in later DJ mixes and sample-based records. Apple Music and other music platforms continue to describe it as one of the Disco Four’s most enduring cuts.