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Dubtribe - Desert Moon (from Selene Songs, 1994)
Various Artists - Equinox Dreams - USM Fall 2020 Compilation (Uniting Souls Music)
8DPromo · Various Artists - Equinox Dreams - USM Fall 2020 Compilation (Uniting Souls Music)
Renowned Seattle house music collective and imprint Uniting Souls issues a new ‘state of the label’ compilation for the final months of 2020, titled Equinox Dreams. The collection features artist staples as well as some new names, all part of the tight-knit Uniting Souls family. The compilation opens with a deep stomper from Sunshine Jones, a house music legend known best for his time in San Francisco’s Dubtribe. “Don’t Sweat It” shows off Jones' love of funky hand-percussion, hypnotic vocal phrases, and churning, building melodic rides. Prolific producer Jon Lee (Tilted Records, Dance Lab) is next with the slinky and moody “Feather’s Burnin'.” It’s an after-hours delight. Up-and-coming UK talent Danamo adds a classic house music feel to the jubilant “Roller,” and Oregonian DJ/producer Samuel Lawrence delivers fresh late night vibes with “'bout dem.” HMNI crew founder Cantos reveals his deep and techy groover “Release,” and Miss Min.D drops the raw, message-dropping track “No Remorse,” featuring a timely spoken vocal. This is only a taste of the 14 tracks found on the full Equinox Dreams compilation. Dive in, explore further, and immerse yourself in the future sound of Uniting Souls.
Flash Atkins (Paper Recordings) – “Really digging Don’t Sweat It for intense dancefloor movement.” DJ Harri (Sub Club) – “Lots to like here. Will play and support.” Jaymz Nylon (Nylon Recordings) – “Don’t Sweat It is the one!” Pointbender (Harmonious Discord) – “The Jon Lee cut is the one for my sets.” KJ (Integrity Records) – “Real solid compilation.” Blueshift (Nurvous Records) – “Nice selections! Roller and Release work best for me.” Chris Udoh (Tigerhook) – “Sunshine Jones for the win!” DJ Firefly (Couch Dancing) – “Great compilation. I’m looking forward to exploring the other tracks.” Hippie Torrales (Cyberjamz Radio) – “Nice package of grooves here.” SimonG (Deep South Radio) – “Loving these beats. Deep and on point.”
Available Now From: Beatport, Traxsource, Apple Music, And Spotify.
Be true to yourself, whatever that is, whoever that turns out to be, just deep deep down radiate your own love and light in your own unique and beautiful way.
-- Sunshine Jones
I Can Feel Warm Sun On My Face por Sunshine Jones publicado en el álbum Belle Ame Electronique.
I Can Feel Warm Sun On My Face por Sunshine Jones
Produced By: Kaine Solo
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Sunshine Jones - Catch A Body
Sunshine Jones – Catch A Body
Sunshine Jones delivers a catchy auto-tuned banger with “Catch A Body”.
Sunshine Jones is an 18 year old rapper and producer from Tampa, Florida. He is known for using several flows and delivering witty metaphors and punchlines over heavy 808 driven beats from producers such as Godlike, Juice 808 and Kaine Solo.
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