1. Solevisions “Tres”
2. Swirl People “Got Together”
3. Homecookin “All About the Mind”
4. Milton Jackson “LittleBeatnick”
5. Guiro “Kite”
6. Children of Planet Earth “You Are The Future”
7. Todd G “It’s the Music”
8. DJ Spinna “Groove”
9. Coolys Hot Box “Smile”
10. Ne-Grove “Jerk Chicken Soul”
11. Homecookin “Stay Away”
Solevisions 3 is the third instalment of our Solevisions series that includes some more of the best bits from the Solemusic and Tronicsole catalogue.
The album kicks off with atmospheric keys that blend into the deep house groove of “Got Together” from the Belgium duo Swirl People. After doing a couple of EPs for Tronicsole the Swirl People produced their debut album “Hi Mom, Lets Dance” for Solemusic. Swirl People are one of the most respected producers in the deep house scene and with there rising profile as well as their productions being played by some of the worlds top DJ’s they are definitely artists to watch for in the future.
Another soulful gem from the debut album by Paul Seiji Dolby under his Homecookin guise is the bumping soulful garage track “All about the mind” featuring the smooth vocals of Marcus Begg.
Another rising star featured on our roster is the young prodigy Milton Jackson (“Little Beatnick”). The studio wizard has been receiving heavy props from some of the most established and respected producers from across the globe.
Solemusic recording artists Guiro team up with Coolys Hot Box lead singer Angela Johnson to produce a soulful garage track which was produced and arranged by Stevie Sole and features keys from Ross Campbell who had fame as the keyboardist in the NightCrawlers with his top ten hit “Push the Feeling On”. Another Guiro production featured is their remix of Children of Planet Earth “You are the Future”. This twisted dub was played in almost every underground venue across the globe and even crossed over onto Radio 1 live from the Winter Music Conference in Miami.
Todd Gardner (who produced ‘It’s the Music’) has produced tracks for a plethora of labels including Tony Humphries Yellorange, King Street and Erick Morillo's Subliminal.
DJ Spinna needs no introduction to the world of the Hip Hop and after his first House track on Solemusic he also became one of the most sought after remixers and producers in black music, be it hip hop or mid tempo soulful house.
Junior O from New York remixed Coolys Hot Box’s “Smile” and transformed it from an R&B funk track to a dance floor devastating club track that was played at Body n Soul and by Timmy Regisford at the Shelter in NYC.
‘House music as it should be, deep, funky and uplifting’ 5/5 JT I-DJ mag
4/5 Andy Kemp Echoes
“Brilliant” Nicky Trax Blues & Soul
“Head noddingly enjoyable” 4/5 RM Muzik
“a nice slice of saxy, jazz house” JK DJ Mag
