The day was brand new, it were as if the past had been scrubbed and the world had been reset with some sort of miraculous grace and bright delight. There was a shine, a glimmer to it all.

As he wandered through the city streets he wondered and pondered the magic which had allowed for it all to be undone. All the chaos, all the madness, all the pain.

How could it simply shine?

This was how it should be, the sound of a piano danced atop the breeze in the distance.

Milton Jackson and Brian Kage team up with Detroit pioneer Jon Dixon to collaborate on an exquisite deep house cut on Freerange Records. A beautiful, honest track which brings hope and light.

PREMIERE: Milton Jackson and Brian Kage - The Shine ft. Jon Dixon [Freerange]

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