Jansky Noise - Past Present & Future Star Music

In the vast landscape of classic house music, one record that undeniably stands out is Joe Smooth's "Promised Land," released in 1987. With its infectious beats and uplifting melody, it's a timeless anthem that has left an indelible mark on dance music history. But could this iconic track have been influenced by The Gap Band's 1983 hit, "Someday"? Let's delve into the intriguing connections and inspirations that shape the evolution of music. A Glimpse into Joe Smooth's Influences In a recent interview with Muzikxpress, Joe Smooth shared insights into the creative process behind "Promised Land." He mentioned influences such as Stevie Wonder, whose musical genius is revered by many. Interestingly, Stevie Wonder also collaborated with The Gap Band on various occasions, underlining the interconnectedness of the music world. Motown's Spirit and The Gap Band Joe Smooth's interview revealed his deep appreciation for Motown and the desi

It´s my Mothers birthday today. We shouldn't forget before the end of the day to have a wee deoch an doris before the end of the day. So, here is one for you mammy. X

Oh, you have to love Paddy McAloon I do indeed, I have been trawling the Megahurtz for so long now.  Wonderful that this got remastered, and a chance to be heard, listen to and found again. If you go back on these very pages, go way back you will find - I Trawl the Megahertz (FULL ALBUM) — Paddy McAloon It´s quite an extraordinary work. I can never get enough of it.

Sometimes the future is hard to imagine, 20 years ago, this would have been impossible. Time has a wonderful way of moving the goal posts, and youth culture, keeps moving the building blocks, it´s not as far as this can go by any means, but it has got my attention.

Im really enjoying this piece right now at home The melody, and sustained didgeridoo playing slides around with an almost Tuvan throat singing, Mongolian throat harmony making the piece glide revitalising that circular breathing. More info about Adrian Freedman and this particular remix at : luamaria.bandcamp.com/track/aguilita The Lua Maria & Adrian Freedman "Aguilita" remix EP is a collection a 3 variations of the beautiful original version recreated to be enjoyed in a ways that can be enjoyed through dance. The remixers, Tikki Masala, Binder, and Aman each contribute their unique take on this incredibly beautiful and healing song by Lua Maria & Adrian Freedman Adrians Website : www.adrianfreedman.com