Name: phyllis hyman - loving you losing you (stegu i care too much edit) by bunker beats in Hip Hop R & B
Duration: 9 min 21 s
Description: https://bunkerbeats.bandcamp.com/album/j-s-early-edits-1

you gave me life with this one right cheer....love it

Goodness!!! This remix is ridiculously awesome!!!! You should do more of her (Phyllis) songs! #toogood

Great edit. Phyllis Hyman - Loving You, Losing You (MrSolrak Remix)

Hip Hop R & B

John Legend - Rolling in the Deep (Adele Cover)

Rolling in the Deep (Adele Cover)

The Answer (Phyllis Hyman)

I Found Love (Phyllis Hyman)

Click to listen to (or download) this remix based on Phyllis Hyman - You Know How To Love Me

You Know How to Love Me (House Funk 2015 Remix)

Joslyn - Used To (Edit Dj Amine)

I Wanna Say I Love You (ReEdit Dj Amine)

HANGIN ON A STRING # SLOW DOWN
MASH UP - LOOSE ENDS #
SEPTEMBER 2015 
GIANLUCA DEL MESE OLD SCHOOL  DJ 

LOOSE ENDS - MASTER MIX - BY - GIANLUCA DEL MESE

Reel People are back. Back to their roots. Back to the future. Back with a bang. Eagerly awaited new album Retroflection sees the revered collective recreating 12 soul, disco and boogie classics pivotal to their formation nearly 20 years ago and subsequent hugely successful evolution. Band leader Oli Lazarus has gathered a stellar cast of musicians and singers, – the likes of Angie Stone, Mica Paris, Omar, Tony Momrelle, Navasha Daya, Anthony David, LaSharVu and Sharlene Hector breathing fresh and irresistible life into seminal grooves by Maze, Evelyn ‘Champagne’ King and Teena Marie among others.

Mica Paris opens proceedings, her powerful take on Alicia Myers’ gospel-R&B jam I Want To Thank You an impressive herald for what’s to come – authenticity, contemporary edge, rich musicianship, beating soulful heart. Angie Stone provides sass ‘n’ slink over signature low-end synths for a suitably raw re-tooling of Yarbrough & People’s 1980 hit Don’t Stop The Music, whilst the funky strut of Thinking About Your Love (a crisper, more urgent update of Skipworth & Turner) perfectly complements Omar’s expansive, one-in-a-million vocals. Elsewhere, Reel People regular Tony Momrelle revisits Carl Anderson’s mid-Eighties gem Buttercup (penned by Stevie Wonder) with considerable finesse as well as Bill Withers’ seriously underrated collabo with guitarist Jose Feliciano, Can We Pretend.

Basement Jaxx songstress Sharlene Hector uplifts on a sparkling new version of Side Effect’s Always There. Reel People’s sweet summer hook-ups with Baltimore chanteuse Navasha Dava are also present and correct – I’m In Love and Can’t Fake The Feeling pay affectionate tribute to Evelyn ‘Champagne’ King and Geraldine Hunt respectively at the same time as showcasing Daya’s sublime, jazz-flecked delivery. There’s still room for Anthony David’s luscious rendition of deep-soul bomb Keep It Up (originally by Milton Wright) and for LaSharVu – a white-hot amalgam of Hector and fellow female powerhouses Vulu Malinga and LaDonna Harley-Peters – to smartly re-dress Teena Marie joint I Need Your Lovin’. Sleek instrumental twists on Maze’s Twilight and Pleasure’s Joyous complete the incredible line-up.

Reel People’s first full studio album in 10 years (following acclaimed releases Second Guess and Seven Ways To Wonder, as well as compilation work including Golden Lady), Retroflection reflects the highest possible level of passion and polish. Such soulful devotion and craftmanship has ever been a Reel People hallmark. Recorded in London and Atlanta over an intense 12-month period, Retroflection also avoids the formulaic overload of modern beats and basslines that countless others pursue. Here the past is artfully reawakened, Reel People’s talented cast of performers – overseen by experienced studio-hands Lazarus, Mike Patto, Matt Cooper (of Incognito fame) and Toni Economides - re-treading classic riffs with new yet respectful purpose. Their compelling neo-soul blend of now and then should awe diehards and newcomers alike. Retroflection is one hell of a return.

Oh, and before you ask – (it’s the question Lazarus gets the most) – live shows are set to follow. Reel People have recorded Retroflection with an easy translation to ‘the road’ front of funky mind. Looks, then, like we’ll be enjoying this incredible group’s company well into 2019…and beyond. It really is good to have them back.

For more info on all of our releases go to www.reelpeoplemusic.com

Retroflection

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Buy / Stream: https://orcd.co/happy
BBE Music bids a fond farewell to UK music hero, the Legendary Paul ‘Trouble’ Anderson, with the great man’s final production: a stunning soulful house version of gospel standard ‘Happy Day’.

A pirate radio and club DJ since the 1970s, the influence of Paul ‘Trouble’ Anderson on UK music simply cannot be understated. From his early days throwing shapes and honing his formidable skills behind the decks at London club ‘Crackers’, through his years at Kiss FM, to enchanting a whole new generation in recent times with his Bussey Building residency and on Mi Soul Radio, Paul’s was surely a life well spent: spreading joy through music.

It is fitting then, that his final production is a characteristically up-beat, ebullient and spiritual one. First arranged in a gospel style by Edwin Hawkins in 1967, ‘Oh Happy Day’ has become beloved the world over thanks to its comforting message and uplifting harmonies. Featuring vocals from the dearly departed John Redmond (RIP) and drums/programming from Frankie Dark (aka Booker T), PTA’s ‘Happy Day’ provides an ecstatic, anthemic soulful house update; a truly breathtaking and beautiful way to say goodbye.

The package contains a pair of piano-laden dub versions, plus instrumental and reprise mixes, giving a versatile selection for DJs to choose from, with stunning original artwork by Richard Wilson.

Available February 1st on all digital stores – 12″ vinyl coming soon!

Happy Day

Paul Trouble Anderson - Happy Day (Classic Main Mix)

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phyllis hyman - loving you losing you (stegu i care too much edit)

Blue Cantrell feat The OJays - Give the people swingin (willbe isy remix)

The blue velvets - Summertime - 1979

Lorsque vous êtes pris dans une pandémie, certaines personnes se couvrent et attendent. D'autres s'enfoncent dans leur travail, bien que de manière nouvelle. Le prince de l'âme sophistiquée, Will Downing, appartient définitivement à ce dernier camp. Il a passé une grande partie de 2020 à écrire et enregistrer de la nouvelle musique, et les fruits de ce travail ont déjà été entendus dans deux singles exceptionnels, le dance jam «Right Where You Are» et le bel hommage aux êtres chers perdus, «So Many Good Die Jeune."

Ces deux chansons et d'autres feront partie du nouvel album très attendu de Will, The Song Garden (qui sera l'album SoulTracks du mois de février), et Will vient de sortir son troisième single en avance, le smooth adult soul midtempo, "Se lever."

«Stand Up» est une forte note d'encouragement pour beaucoup de gens qui vivent dans un funk personnel d'un an, nous rappelant notre valeur et notre capacité à briller:

Soyez ce médicament
Sortez dans le monde
Et commencer à guérir
Faites-leur savoir qui vous êtes
Faites-leur voir que vous êtes une étoile brillante
C'est ce que tu es

C'est juste le genre de chanson que nous avions besoin d'entendre, et Will la livre dans un emballage irrésistible. Jetez un œil à «Stand Up» et accueillez de nouveau le Prince sur Themusicofmyheart!

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