Here's a loose single after releasing my latest album "The Echoes of a Sunday Soul" let me know what you think!

A Little More time

What's Goin on (Marvin Gaye Cover) by Georgian post-punk band Lady Heroine out now. Latest release. enjoy.

What's Goin on (Marvin Gaye Cover)

John Legend - All of me
Vocal by 김현수 Hyunsu Kim
Directed & Produced by Invocalstudio

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John Legend - All of me (Cover By Hyunsu Kim)

Distant Lover Sample Freestyle (prod. Jerry)

An Undisputable classic revamped reimagined remixed, to an epic sunset back drop..

GRAPEVINE

satans ground - jay chevalier
my eyes adored you - frankie valli 
let me dream - the classics
blue moon - santo & johnny
hey there lonely boy - ruby & the romantics
the game of love - wayne fontana & the mindbenders
if you love me tonight - connie francis
the girl in his mind - jerry butler 
you're a wonderful one - marvin gaye
give him a great big kiss - the shangriI-las 
young at heart - frank sinatra
[just like] romeo and juliet - reflections
what a guy - the raindrops
the sound of music makes me want to dance - patty & the emblems
i'm crazy bout my baby - g-swing
dead poet - chairman maf
organ donor - dj shadow
the hop - radio citizen - bajka
slew test 2 - kid koala
u got the look - king flow, plk, seven r
spirit of '67 - illl gotten gains 
gorilla (jon kennedy remix) - protassov
departures - the karminsky experience inc
bonus track
she's my lover a- song for r.) - kid loco

mindbenders, satans crazy music test - pretty crazy show

Tracklist etc.: https://substack.com/@djic/p-174377515

Episode XV stretches across R&B slow burns, garage hybrids, 2000s breakbeat relics, and drum & bass pressure, stitched together with long blends, a couple rewinds, and some thematic pivots.

Half-time instrumentals bend into disco, German grime verses warp garage swing, Marvin Gaye collides with 2006 Croydon austerity before disappearing into Ed Rush and Optical’s Wormhole.

The New Edition arrangement is Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, the same Minneapolis duo behind Janet Jackson’s Control and Rhythm Nation 1814. Their fingerprints are all over the string pads and electric pianos that put an interesting emotional shine on the incoming cut.

Linkwork follows, grime and garage welded together. P.tah and Kinetical’s verses are in German; both MCs are Austrian, from Linz and Salzburg. Dark halftime sections alternate with 130 BPM garage beats, a sharp mood swing. The MC’s flow rides the swung hats and snares of the incoming groove precisely, doubling the tempo without crowding the stage.

Superstylin’ appears next, a Groove Armada staple from 2001, as DJIC trades basslines with the Thunderkats’. Superstylin’ is a shape-shifter—chart hit, festival anthem, recent secret weapon.

At 20:00 Sneaker Pimps’ Spin Spin Sugar emerges. Released in 1996 on Becoming X, it became a UK garage touchstone after Armand Van Helden’s remix. The original bassline is instantly recognizable, and it still works. Kessler takes over, his Foul Play EP representing the new Belfast wave—dark, urban, and hard-edged.

P Money returns with Stay in Your Lane, joined by Taiki Nulight and Jolie P. The cut comes with a rewind and a political edge. The sub runs so hot it distorts our mix—call it distressed?

So Solid Crew step back in with Oh No. Their 2001 They Don’t Know LP effectively mainstreamed grime, but the production sounds thin by today’s standards. Z Virus’s Sasmanouver carries a similar lo-fi imprint. 

One of dubstep’s most inventive producers, Benga came out of Croydon in the mid-2000s. He battled personal demons later, but his work remains singular. Skank still cuts cleanly through and the bass feels huge.

So Solid vocals continue over Skank, percussion interlocking neatly. Marvin Gaye then drops in—Got To Give It Up in live acapella form—folded against Benga’s half-step. It takes a bar to align, but once it locks in it sounds dope. The cheerful admonitions to dance cut oddly against Benga’s austerity, but the keys line up and the friction works.

From there Marvin accelerates to 172 to clear the runway for Ed Rush & Optical’s Compound from Wormhole (1998). Frequently cited as the definitive drum & bass album, Wormhole crystallized neurofunk: all sinewy basslines and paranoid futurism.

2025-09-25  |  Substack Soundtrack XV  |  Can you stand the rain?  |  Garage, breakbeat

The Think Pink Day Party Official Promo MixTape
📅 Sunday October 19 2025
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The Think Pink Day Party Official Promo MixTape

Dancing Through The Decades

"After Midnight” is a late-night R&B slow jam blending modern atmospheric production with classic soul nostalgia. Inspired by PartyNextDoor’s moodiness, Brent Faiyaz’s raw emotion, and vintage Temptations/Marvin Gaye harmonies, the track carries a moody, intimate feel designed for night drives, quiet rooms, and in-your-feelings moments.

Written and performed by workinglate, this record captures the tension, warmth, and pull-you-back energy of midnight love.

🎧 For playlisting, collabs, or visual edits: IG @workinglate

Thank you for listening, more vibes dropping soon.


After Midnight

Marvin Gaye - Heavy Love Affair 
Cover By Hyunjun Park
Directed & Produced by Invocalstudio

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Marvin Gaye - Heavy Love Affair (Cover By Hyunjun Park)

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