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Soulmagic vs. Imagination – New Dimension

Categories: Releases
28 May 2010
Soulmagic vs. Imagination - New Dimension [Purple Music] Artist: Soulmagic vs. Imagination
Title: New Dimension
Label: Purple Music
Rel. date: Jun/01/2010
Get it: Traxsource
Remix pick: Soulmagic Classic
[audio:http://preview.traxsource.com/files/previews/45/pm089-55–1-new_dimension–soulmagic_classic-p.mp3|titles=Soulmagic Vs. Imagination – New Dimension (Soulmagic Classic)|width=100%]

Long awaited cover for legendary Imagination in Danish interpretation, with remixes from Jay-J and Shane D!

Danny Foster – To Be Real

Categories: Releases
29 December 2009

Danny Foster feat. Rachael John - To Be Real [Groove Odyssey] UK label Groove Odyssey dropped a bunch of releases in December. Some of them are good to mention in this soulful space. First off, we have veteran Danny Foster who was brave enough to cover “To Be Real“, originally by Cheryl Lynn in 1978. With Rachael John on the vocals, it’s classy soulful with keys, horns and sparkling rhythm. For respect purposes please be sure to check the original version on this video:

[audio:http://preview.traxsource.com/files/previews/gr0002-2606–1p.mp3|titles=Danny Foster feat. Rachael John – To Be Real (Radio Mix)]

Besides this release, it’s also worth mentioning Groove Odyssey’s own “Shine” with K.Tomowo and the Original mix in “Happiness” feat Nathalie Williams.

»»» Get previews, more info and buy at Traxsource.com.

Is Soulful House Dying?

Categories: General
27 December 2009

Is Soulful House Dying? US based house DJ Ricardo Torres recently posted a wonderful insightful article entitled “Is Soulful House Dying?“. With an accurate observations on soulful house scene and industry, this post caused a long discussion in comments (and on Facebook as well) where people from all over the world share the situations. I’d like to express my full consent on Ricardo’s vision and to invite every one and all to read that post. A bit of teasing quote:

The recent worldwide recession and financial crisis has left the music and clubbing business almost dead. […] we have less and less house nights which in turns means that (soulful) house DJs have less gigs (where they really make their money) so they start making other type of music (like freakin’ hard electro) so they can get gigs and so on, and so on. It’s like a domino effect. Is that how a scene dies? Or if you look at it in another way, is that how a scene is re-born?..

»»» Read and comment on Ricardo’s Is Soulful House Dying? article.