Another jewel from the vaults, “Get Visual” is the third song out of four I recorded with Rakim. This would later turn up on the 18th Letter Album as “When Im Flowin”

Recorded @ High Class Studios 1995. Brooklyn, New York.

You can download the song for free Below

With Rakim 1995 Brownsville, Brooklyn, N.Y.

Freedom is the third single and video taken from The Love Theme’s  Album “How Rude“.

This is a buy it if you like it release, You can download the song and all the Remixes for free below. Enjoy !!!

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Another jewel from the vaults, “Bring It On” is the second song out of four I recorded with Rakim.

Recorded @ High Class Studios in April 1995. Brooklyn, New York.

You can download the song for free Below

With Rakim 1995 Brownsville, Brooklyn, N.Y.

This is my remix for her song “Never Be The Same”

The Love Theme

How Rude

How Rude is the debut album from The Love Theme. Featuring guest appearances from ex Inspiral Carpets frontman Tom Hingley, The late Colin Cooper from the Climax Blues Band, Brazilian duo The Gioania Project, New Zealand producer Unsub and Zombie Boy.

Release on Permanent Damage Records Nov 2011.

Rope Remixed is a new set of Remixes and a new take on the second single from The Love Theme’s Album “How Rude”

Released on Permanent Damage Records

When The Love Theme released Rope this year, people from all corners of the music universe paid attention. With a stellar vocal performance by former Inspiral Carpets’ frontman Tom Hingley, fans of the Brit-pop legend saw a new cutting edge side to the singer. At the same time, the EDM community saw the song as another positive step towards mainstream acceptance for a genre that was once defined by its lack of visible star-power.

Ecoutez et répétez – wish you’d listened in french class ? Dominic Owen twists and turns the Rope lyrics into a modern day Serge Gainsboroug ambient classic – think of a smoky cafe in Paris and imagine Tom with a french accent.

Mark Hjorthjoy one part Soft Clip and two parts Good Natured Threat slows Rope down and delivers a chilled out, ambient take on Tom’s vocals. Using electric guitars and old school synths he allows Tom’s distinctive voice to float across this spaced out journey to the land of chill.

1undread arrive on the scene with a remix that continues to demonstrate the diverse but bass driven music that we hear coming out of Bermuda. Heavy on the sub, dark on the guitars and head nodding beats.

The last mix on the pack comes from The Love Theme remix competition winner Domenico Pandolfo who beat off over 200 entrants. Hailing from Palermo, Sicily. Domenico strips down Rope and lays down some solid beats in this club driven version.

Rope is the second single and video taken from The Love Theme’s  Album “How Rude“.

Featuring the vocals of Ex Inspiral Carpets frontman Tom Hingley

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N.Y. To Cali Bootleg – 12″

One of my favorite artists of all time is Rakim. I first saw him perform live in 1988 as Eric B & Rakim at Rock City in Nottingham while promoting their classic debut album Paid In Full.

A couple of years after my permanent move to New York in 1992 i made contact with him through a mutual friend and arranged for him to come down to the studio in Brooklyn and hear some beats.

He was working on a new album for MCA Records at the time and was looking for production. The first song of four we worked on was “New York To Cali” which was penned in as his first single after getting record of the week on Hot 97fm.

You can download a Un-Released version from 1995 below.

With Rakim 1995 Brownsville, Brooklyn, N.Y.

Featuring the vocals of Notty Culture singer Jeffrey Darnell and a guest rap from Philip Lewis from Queens, N.Y.

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