The World As I See It

How Do I Let Go (Extended Mix) [feat. K.T. Brooks]

Soulful Session starring Lynn Lockamy - Hostile Takeover (Director's Cut Mix)

My tune of choice! Lynn Lockamy is an incredible talent! Such a clever tune and her delivery is nothing short of amazing! Out now on Tony Records through Traxource.

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Soulful Session starring Lynn Lockamy - Hostile Takeover (Director's Cut Mix)

Expansions In The NYC

Music Is My Life (feat. Unlimited Touch)

Double Honey Pack

Tonight Louie Vega Remix (feat. Kamaal)

Elements Of Life Into My Life (You Brought The Sunshine) (Main Mix)

No Politics

Hate Won't Change Me (feat. Byron Stingily)

Carmin.D-Peven Everett - stuck (Phil Ashers Soul Heaven version)

Buy on 7" vinyl or digital formats: https://bbemusic.lnk.to/BrighterDays

BBE are excited to present the first in a new series of strictly limited 7” pressings exploring some of the most iconic House tracks of all time, as chosen by DJ Spinna and Kai Alce. With global interest in ‘45s on the rise, ‘Foundations’ aims to fill those frustrating gaps in all our collections by releasing specially crafted edits of classic house tracks on 7” vinyl for the very first time.

Part one of the ‘Foundations’ series celebrates Chicago producer Cajmere’s early masterpiece ‘Brighter Days’ featuring Dajae. Best known in recent years by his ‘Green Velvet’ moniker, Curtis Jones has been blazing a trail through House and Techno since launching his Cajual imprint back in ’91. Reaching #2 on Billboard’s dance chart in 1992, ‘Brighter Days’ was Cajmere’s breakthrough hit and continues to educate and inspire producers, DJs and dancers to this day.

With artwork lovingly adapted from the original 12”, the record’s ‘North Side’ features a deft Kai Alce edit of the monstrous 10 minute Masters At Work ‘Brighter Days’ remix. Introducing those distinctive skipping, syncopated rhythms later adopted by UK Garage pioneers, Louie’s MAW mix has lost none of its dance-floor impact over the last 25 years. Lurking on the ‘South Side’ you can find the raw, potent ‘Underground Goodies Mix’, a production credited by Rashad and other pioneers as the catalyst for Chicago’s ‘footwork’ movement.

Hate Won't Change Me (feat. Byron Stingily)

Quentin Harris