Unstoppable hitmaker Brazilian main man DJ Meme will return very soon with another instant classic. We’ve heard so many remixes, but every time slot needs its own hottie. Originally from Rufus & Chaka Khan in late 1970s, “Any Love” now gets treatment from Meme with uplifting and soulful strings, percussion, flutes, and massive vocal talents of Rachel Claudio. read more »

Started in 2007, DJ and producer from Paris, Thomas Toccafondi is another newcomer with a few releases for Soulheat, Gordon & Cardell, Soundmen on Wax and Sofitone and remixes for on Unified, Open Bar, Tricircle and Feljai. Released on December 29th, his new “I’ve Changed” has no other than Spain’s own Kaysee on the vocals, and signed to Earnshaw’s Duffnote! read more »

Fanatix is London based duo of Aaron Ross and Neil Pierce. Being residents of great UK soulful party Soul Heaven and producing together since 2003, they are also A&R managers of Soul Heaven Records and Defected. Their debut album “This Things of Ours” was out in May this year on BBE. On December 26th, they are back on Soul Heaven Records with another soulful gem “Fly” featuring lyrics and vocals of US songstress Alison Crockett and soothing melody by multi-instrumentalist and producer Nathan Haines. read more »

Joi is a producer, singer, composer and arranger from Japan. Being multitalented instrumentalist and owner of beautiful sensual falsetto voice, he was noticed by Joe Claussell in 2000 after releasing debute “Love Is Spiritual” on Japan’s Common Ground. Soon remixed by Claussell, the track Cravin’ was released as a single on the same Common Ground. In 2004, a new Rapture EP was released on West End Records read more »

Vega Records is here with a brand new from Louie Vega together with Sara Devine, “That’s What Love Is“. Numbered 72, out in the end of November, featuring members of EoL, this is another great spiritually soulful masterpiece from maestro Vega proved by live instrumentations (Selan on keyboards, Gene Perez on bass etc.) and of course Sara’s blessing vocals. read more »