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FVR 136LP
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Favorite present an official album reissue of Sunshine by Junior Byron, originally released in 1981. A real modern-soul/disco masterpiece, Sunshine was originally released by the Canadian label Formula Records and it's very hard to find today. Based in Canada, Junior Byron had quite a short career as a singer and recorded only a few singles and this stunning album between 1981 and 1985. Produced by André Perry and Joe La Greca, two famous names in the Canadian music scene, Sunshine is not just a one track album, but a complete whole piece of music, including some brilliants highlights such as "Inch By Inch", "Galaxy", or "Sunshine", which are must-haves in many DJ lists. As another longtime favorite collectable piece for Charles Maurice, Favorite Recordings finally officially reissue Sunshine for the first time on vinyl. In order to insure the best sound quality, the original track list, originally dispatched on a single vinyl release, has been dispatched on a double vinyl version, which should please all DJs and music collectors.
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COS 507EP
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"Cultures of Soul is back! This time it's with a new set of 12"s -- the Carib Boogie Synth series. Featuring the iciest synths, the slickest basslines, and other '80s-sounding vibes from the Caribbean islands, all of the tracks are fully licensed. First up in the series is the killer Junior Byron track 'Trying To Hold On,' written and produced by Wild Fire's Oliver Chapman and originally released on the Wild Fire label back in 1985. The A-side includes the original mix as well as the Version. On the B-side we've got the epic 'Megamix.' The track was reworked by Gerd Janson, who created the mix old-school style with two copies of the record, a mixer, and an EFX box. Adding the final touches to this track is mixing and mastering engineer LOPAZZ, who mastered many of the best techno tracks in the Get Physical catalog and released the seminal dance-classic 'I Need Ya' on Output."
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