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You Don't Have To Say You Love Me (LUP INO Rework)

what can I say..........TUNE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

First Choice-The Player Reprise

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Teenage DJ aka Greg Wilson ‘C’mon (You Can Get It)’

116 bpm

Previously limited vinyl only 2009.

This was the lead track from the second TDJ 12”, ‘More From The Teenage Disco Vaults’. It was included on the ‘First Time In NYC @ APT’ mix, from back in 2005, which I uploaded here as exclusive content last week. Like all the Teenage DJ tracks it’s built around combinations of loops, in this case the three main ingredients are taken from three different decades – Dusty Springfield from the 60’s, Instant Funk from the 70’s and Yello from the 80’s.

More about the Teenage DJ origins here: http://soundcloud.com/gregwilson/teenage-dj-aka-greg-wilson-i/

Greg Wilson - November 2011

Check out my label's music at: https://superweirdsubstance.bandcamp.com

Teenage DJ aka Greg Wilson 'C'mon (You Can Get It)'

Out 28th May, 2018 on Hot Digits: Year Four
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Hot Digits: Year Four

When It Comes To Funk

Teddy Pendergrass | Love TKO (Change Request ReVision)

For this ReVision, I took some artistic freedom to redo one of my all-time favs from Mr. Teddy Pendergrass. This song was written by Cecil Womack & Gip Noble, Jr. for singer David Oliver appearing first on his album Here's To You in 1980, then being recorded by Teddy P for his fourth album the same year, TP.

Reaching Number 2 on the Billboard R&B Chart, this album from the mighty Teddy Pendergrass was the only album he recorded for Philadelphia International Records without any input from label founders Gamble and Huff.

“Love T.K.O.” has been covered by several artists including Deborah Harry, Regina Belle, Hall & Oates, Bette Midler, Boz Scaggs, Lambchop, Michael McDonald, Seal, and Modern Man. The original writer Cecil recorded it with Linda Womack, as Womack & Womack, appearing as "T.K.O." on their debut album Love Wars in 1983.

Using a mixture of Roland, Oberheim, Moog, and Fender instruments, I remade this song for the modern era with a touch of WNUA love.

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Ferdinand Debeaufort - In Your Smile [Too Slow To Disco]

Andrew Emil // Change Request 

A preeminent artist of Chicago's 3rd wave, Andrew Emil is one of house music’s most staunch stalwarts. A concert-trained percussionist since age 11, he earned a chair in his native Kansas City Symphony before eventually moving to Chicago. 

As a traditional musician, Andrew Emil has worked as a keyboardist, arranger, and an orchestrator on recording sessions and productions, cutting his teeth at the former Chicago Trax Recording Studios. 

Credited on over 200+ recordings, his composition and studio productions have ranged from concert works and sound design to film scoring stages and hundreds of releases of electronic music productions. 

After a life in live music performance, from orchestra percussion sections to punk rock ensembles, he crafted a reputation for House Music productions in Chicago under his own name, as well as Broadway & Wilson, and Uptown Tones. 

One of the earlier innovators of the “Jackin House” genre under the Broadway & Wilson moniker with Jeff Bloom, Andrew is never content to stay in one place or style of musical thought for very long. 

He is the only recording artist to do production work simultaneously for Derrick Carter’s Classic Music Company, Mark Farina’s Great Lakes Audio, Gene Farris’ Farris Wheel Recordings, and four-time GRAMMY nominee Steve “Silk” Hurley’s S&S Records.

A string of double-digit singles for prominent labels, including remixes for artists such as Common, Kanye West, Little Louie Vega, Jamie Principle, Steve "Silk" Hurley, Iz & Diz, Fast Eddie, Shalamar, Roland Clark, David Morales, Colette, Amp Fiddler, JT Donaldson, and Gene Farris, to name a few. 

2012 saw the emergence of his epithet, Change Request, with the Change Theory EP on four play music. This new persona allowed the freedom to explore hybrids of mid-tempo live instrument focused jazz-dance-fusion. 

Following this release was “After All” on Seasons Recordings, with another single thereafter featuring house music icon, Chez Damier, “I Wanna Go Back”, including a remarkable rework from Glenn Underground, on Glenview Records. 

The ever-growing collection of songs and musical dialogue eventually led to the conceptual album series from Change Request. Each full-length effort containing a completely separate story and scored via its own unique incidental subtext. 

Emil created AstraVox Music with the award-winning Los Angeles-based composer, Mr. Nathaniel, as a home for his increasing catalog of incidental dramatic musical compositions. 

www.andrewemil.com