Peyton

Peyton teams up with all-stars Frankie Knuckles & Eric Kupper (Director's Cut) to create a delicious slice of pure classic soul heaven.  

Beautiful (Peyton & Director's Cut)

out now on Fierce Disco VI from Fierce Angel Records: http://www.beatport.com/release/fierce-angel-presents-fierce-disco-vi-dj-edition-unmixed/1117712

Let Your Soul Be Your Pilot (Club Mix)

In 2004, I'll Rise (a cover of American soul singer Ben Harper's adaptation of the poet Maya Angelou's poem And Still I Rise) became one of the most popular tracks off Peyton's debut album on Hed Kandi records, and is still for many fans the Peyton classic that best characterises the essence of his gospel voice set to Kupper's quintessential House beats.   

I'll Rise (Eric Kupper's Original Mix)

By 2005, Peyton's gospel-tinged tracks had appeared on quite a few Hed Kandi compilations, and his signature tune A Higher Place, as well the follow-up release I'll Rise had become staples on the Kandi dance floor.  It was this year that saw the release of his debut album, and the vinyl LP with mixes of Higher Place, Celebrate, and Keep The Faith which went straight to #2 in the UK Upfront Club Charts and secured Peyton a reputation as a songwriter and a vocal powerhouse that was here to stay.  

2005 - Celebrate (Eric Kupper's Original Mix)

Here I Am (Eric Kupper Original Mix)

Find My Way

Too Much

The first track on Peyton's 2005 debut artist album was written about and dedicated to his parents, Reverend Wesley & Jeanie Peyton.  

Love's Going On

Back Into Love

Dangerous Game

A Higher Place (Album Version)

Miracles

Keep The Faith

Down Here On The Ground

A Little Sensitivity

I'll Fly Away

Baker Street (Bassmonkeys Mix)

2012 - You Got To Release (Samuele Sartini Radio Edit)

2012 - Desert Rose (Radio Edit) Carlos Gallardo Mix

To download this mix on iTunes:  https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/let-it-go-feat.-rebeka-brown-ep/id605155059

Peyton

Gregory Perlman