Even more summer heat comes your way with this weeks update... enjoy !!
David Morales featuring Antoinette Dunleavy "Needin’ U 2024" (DIRIDIM Promo)
In summer of 1998, legendary DJ/producer/remixer David Morales released "Needin' U" nowadays considered a bonafide clubland anthem. Now the track that worked the famous piano line from "Let me down easy" by Rare Pleasure and a vocal sample from "My first mistake" by The Chi Lites to full effects returns in a fresh remix laced with dazzling vocals by Irish song bird Antoinette Dunleavy; indisputably this vibrant rework of the timeless anthem will set dance floors ablaze...
Mannix featuring Eva Moreno "La vida buena" (Dafia Records Promo)
Forthcoming to Dafia Records is the feel good dance floor favorite "La vida buena" (meaning "The good life") by label head Mannix and vocalist Eva Moreno. Beyond doubt, this sun drenched latin influenced track featuring beautiful uplifting vocals by Eva Moreno, precious keys, funky guitars and driving percussive rhythms will cause a stir on the dance floor. Included in the package is superb rework by Mijangos oozing with his signature truly beloved afro/latin vibe.
Del Bianchi & SoulRedeep featuring Precious James "Music is my religion" (Doug Gomez Remix) (Merecumbe Recordings Promo)
In summer of last year, Merecumbe Recordings dropped the Del Bianchi and SoulRedeep produced afro house cut "Music is my religion" featuring vocals written and performed by Precious James. Courtesy of label head Doug Gomez comes a killer remix fusing Precious James incredible vocals with warm melodious keys, lovely guitars and smooth yet irresistible thumpin' rhythms that is guaranteed to cast a spell on you.
Mumu Fresh "Be easy" (Mirror Ball Recordings Promo)
Nothing but unadulterated soulful goodness awaits you with the latest offering from Mirror Ball Recordings, the Terry Hunter produced "Be easy" by Mumu Fresh. Without question, this fantastic soulful production laced with the amazing vocal stylings of Mumu Fresh, bodacious keys, sublime horns, sweet guitars and a smooth yet spell binding funked-up musical backing is not to be missed...
William DeVaughn "Be thankful for what you got" (Corey Holmes & Larry LaBirt Rework) (New Generation Records Promo)
For the first of two upcoming releases on New Generation Records, Corey Holmes and Larry LaBirt join forces to rework "Be thankful for what you got" a soul classic written and first performed by William DeVaughn in 1974. Undeniably, this respectful yet scintillating four-to-the-floor interpretation enriched with enthralling rhythms and lush keys is sure to get your feet movin'...
Bill Withers "Use me" (Corey Holmes Remix) (New Generation Records Promo)
The second of two upcoming releases on New Generation Records is a classy rework by Corey Holmes of "Use me" a soul song composed and originally recorded by Bill Withers in 1972. To cut right to the chase, Corey Holmes has been pulling out all the stops to grace us with a downright right hypnotic 4/4 re-imagination sure to send the dancers into a frenzy through the phat keys and deepened resistlessly groovin' rhythms.
Marvin Gaye "Got to give it up" (Soul Oasis Rework) (Promo)
We are closing this weeks update with the glittering Soul Oasis (aka Sammy Rock) reworks of Marvin Gaye's "Got to give it up" released in early 1977 (the song has an interesting back story where Motown Records wanted Marvin Gaye to record a disco album but he refused, eventually he wrote and recorded this song to parody the disco genre). Without doubt, Soul Oasis take on the song oozing with a laidback mellifluous vibe comes highly recommended.