Remixes of Ed Meme's stunning soul funk debut from last year. We got so many requests from people to remix this track we had to let them loose to see what they came back with and here we present mixes that take us into the world of Nu Disco, Deep House and Chilled Out. To finish off the package we've also got the original version.
Glenn Fallows (aka Ed Meme) has been the main songwriter, bandleader, manager, guitarist and Hammond organist for funk, soul and breaks collective The Impellers for the last 5 years, releasing albums on Freestyle Records, Mocambo Records and Legere Recordings.
The first single has been stunning dancefloors worldwide and for the first time ever Breakin Bread had producers from around the globe asking for copies of the accapella.
CLEAR NU-DISCO MIX
Clear is part of the NYC nu-disco scene and this is the track that convinced us to do a remix package. Clear takes us into a sunny world where the beautiful people are grooving by the pool. Will we? Oh Yes I will?
TONY S DEEP HOUSE MIX
Tony S is an underground producer of deep house for Savoir Faire Musique, Soul Industries and more. He's also a regular club goer and he's remixed this for the sort of club that's still going in a dark alley at 10am on a Sunday morning. Deep and dirty!
JET TRICKS CHILLED MIX
Hailing from Brighton Jet Tricks have given this mix has the feel of a chilled beach weekend, just what you need after a long club session.
ORIGINAL MIX
Proper dancefloor business here underpinned by a sweet vocal by Myles Sanko. This track is a two-beat beast beginning with a swingy, Motown-influenced groove up against scratchy guitars and sweet vocal harmonies. The track builds and builds via a heavy drums break and ends in fiece style with a heavy, driving, deep funk workout on the outro