proving that they are primed for the big time with their debut single, “All About Tonight”. This turn-down-the-lights and turn-up-the-heat club bumper is about where the mind goes and the body flows when Friday night arrives. Remixes are by powerhouse DJs Bimbo Jones, Giuseppe D., and Jose Nunez, guaranteeing these girls and their blazin’ Bahamian spice beats will be dominating dance floors all summer.
“Pride 2016”
Multiple Artists (Swishcraft Music)
For a New Love” and a young Janet Jackson was preparing to take “Control”. Her groovilicious anthem about being into someone and owning the attraction with every fiber of your being is funky with a capital ‘f’. Music reviewers have been comparing Vice’s retro sound to Daft Punk and Chromeo but this girl’s tongue-in-cheek lyrical style and musical prowess are distinctly her own.
noon tea dances. The remixes by London’s Rich B (Tech House/Nu¬Disco), Australia’s Division 4 (Deep House), Germany’s Sven Kirchhof (Trance/ Big room), America’s Dirty Pop (Progressive EDM), Argentina’s Cristian Poow (Deep House), and America’s Tweaka Turner all take the track into different hours of the night making this the perfect song to raise the energy with any time of the day.
“Touch The Sky”
Division 4 (Swishcraft Music) Australia’s Robert Ladic AKA Division 4 returns with his follow up to last winter’s club floor groover, “Shake It”. This latest is a decidedly smoother, indie
“My Heart Beats Faster”
This year’s ultimate pride album features 18 of the summer’s biggest smashes including Inaya Day’s “One Night In Heaven”, Abigail’s “February (Our Last Kiss)” and Emoni Washington’s “My Heart Beats Faster”. In addition to the hits, there are a handful of treats that have never been made available to the public before. The album also features the Toy Armada & DJ GRIND 2016 pride mix of Tony Moran’s “The Promise”, a spectacular reimagining of the classic gem.
Emoni Washington (Swishcraft Music) This vocal deep house track featuring up¬and¬coming songstress Emoni Washington has been getting a lot of attention in gay clubs this summer. The original, co-produced by Matt Consola and Leo Frappi-
“All of the Time”
Megan Vice (Peace Bisquit) Eighties-freestyle lovers rejoice! Megan Vice is taking clubbers back to 1987 when Jodi Whatley was “Looking
er, has a lively, pulsating beat that will get hearts racing on the treadmill and at after-
house track complete with infectious hooks, heart pounding baselines, rhythmic permissions and retro throwback keyboards. The remix package includes mighty interpretations of the song including one from Barry Harris of Thunderpuss who carries the original into peak hour territory with progressive keyboard stabs, rolling pop tribal beats and pulsating baselines. Newcomer Raw Voltage takes the track in a darker deep house meets tech house direction with sultry vocals, swirling keyboards, warm baselines, and an infectious handclap driven classic house beat.