During the summer youth program of 1970 and '71 at St Paul's Catholic church
a young Tunnie Smith was singled out by Father George Artist for his outstanding singing
abilities. 
He was soon introduced to Joe Delpit and Reginal Brown to sing along with their show and
dance band "The 13Th Amendments. It didn't take long before Tunnie was a full member of the 
band and became a featured singer performing throughout Louisiana.
After a year and a half of performing at nightclubs, military bases and universities Tunnie landed
a record deal with Rick Hall's Fame/UA record label.
His first single from 1973 was a wonderful mid-tempo number entitled "Finders Aren't Always Keepers"
flipped with "Do That To Me"
It gained National distribution and had some good success. Tunnie left Fame records and was 
introduced to Stax record executives Al Bell and John Smith.
After signing with Stax Tunnie met legendary writer and performer David Porter where they recorded
an album which was scheduled for release around 73/74.Unfortunately Staxs association with CBS came to a halt
and the project got shelved.
Tunnie went home and carried on performing around the Louisiana area with his new band Sweet Music Orchestra"
Fast forward to 1983 Tunnie whilst recording some vocals at River City Recording met Chicago producer
and arranger George "Paco" Patterson.  George was musical director and had worked with The Isley Brothers
Wilson Pickett and many other well known artists.
During this period Tunnie along with George formed a great partnership and along with some top session musicians
record some incredibly lush, well produced and atmospheric songs
The A Side "Dancing On Da Cloud" kicks of with female backing vocals and cascading strings layered over each other
to create a full bodied 2 Step Rare Groove classic, which we can only compare in the highest esteem to an
out take from Marvin Gaye or Leon Ware.  It oozes sheer class with rasping horns and Tunnie showing he 
hasn't lost any of the singing prowess he got singled out for as a young boy in1971.
"I Found A Miracle" is a slightly slower affair than the A side but still kicks a punch. It starts with pounding drums
and again those cascading strings whilst Tunnie's scatting vocals flow until the verse arrives.
It is a powerful beat ballad-esque song that sits perfectly back to back with "Dancing On Da Cloud."
We at Super Disco Edits are very excited to be able to bring you the first instalment of Mr TUNNIE SMITH!

Dancing On Da Clouds

Tunnie Smith Dancing On The Clouds

I Found A Miracle

Tunnie Smith I Found A Miracle

This is a track I created using the underlying technology for Infinite Packs, a new plugin coming soon from Audialab.

Infinite Packs is a sample-based music production tool that uses AI to generate inspiring sample packs

you pick the kind of music you want to sample, and we give you sample chops and drums. sometimes the outputs suck, but a lot of the time they are pretty interesting

just regenerate until you're moved by something, then download your kit

pretty simple idea, but it fundamentally changed how i think and feel about sample-based production, and i think it'll do the same for you

if you're interested in hearing more, join our discord: https://discord.com/invite/MHvEr8PfvJ

"wave" - Infinite Packs Technology - Song Demo

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Tinashe x Vanity 6 - J'Fuzion's Nasty Blend

Our D P concert from 1992 still sounds great, from a tape. Started at Oakwood college in the late 80's and here we are still going

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The last 72+ hours have been a movie. From Dubai to Cape Town, South Africa, here we are at Red Bull Studios blooming off the energy of the city and people around us. Carmack stole the night yesterday at the Cape Town Electronic Music Festival hosted by RBMA and we're here celebrating Dilla's life just as we do every month. 

Soulection wouldn't be here if it weren't for J Dilla. That man has given us so much inspiration and this show is for him. 

If you're in South Africa come out to one of our shows -- hit soulection.com for more info. 

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Shouts to Richard Rumney for being a great engineer 
and special thanks to: Ritalin Thieves, Ruckus, Uppercut, Ama-Kings, Maramza, & CTEMF.

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Soulection Radio Show #204 (Dilla Tribute)

Just Brittany is back with a fire remix of Latto’s ‘Brokey.’ Bringing her unique style and raw energy, this freestyle delivers hard-hitting bars and a fresh twist on the original beat. Tap in, vibe out, and feel the heat as she puts her signature spin on this track. Don’t forget to share, comment, and let me know how you’re feeling this remix!”

Just Brittany- Brokey Freestyle

Tinashe - Nasty Trap Remix

too slow (instrumental)

SINGER SONGWRITER JADE HARRELL RELEASES NEW MUSIC, PREPS ALBUM.

JACKSONVILLE, FL (June 13, 2013) - It’s been nearly 4 years since we were introduced to the music and artistry of Jade Harrell. Her captivating vocal and songwriting prowess first appeared on projects from veteran Hip Hop duo GRITS and soon led to collaborative efforts with Toby Mac, Ayiesha Woods, and Pigeon John, culminating with her pulsating freshman release - Class Reject. 

Fast forward to 2013 and Jade’s absence from music has been more like an incubation period of living and experiencing life’s many curves. Several small writing projects and a college degree later, Jade is once again ready to create waves in the music sphere. Her new single Superman is an ode to a timeless era of music when the rhythm section commanded a head nod. The Studio Caffé produced record sounds off with a blaring horn section as Jade delivers transparent lyrics laying out her description of an undying commitment to love.

Jade Harrell heads back into the studio this summer to begin work on her sophomore release while preparing for her fall festival tour.



Tinashe - Nasty Trap Remix

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