Showing posts with label Jason Walker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jason Walker. Show all posts

August 27, 2014

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Tony Moran & Deep Influence feat. Jason Walker - Ball Of Confusion

This was previewed several weeks back and it was quietly released yesterday. This song is indeed a partial cover of the classic by The Temptations. Jason Walker puts his own spin on it with his signature falsetto style. He sounds fantastic. The peak hour production by Tony Moran and Deep Influence is fierce and uplifting. The song works best in its longer form with the additional vocals whereas the radio edit just feels like it's over too soon. The dub is basically the instrumental of the longer version with a handful of vocals. The beatapella is just the vocals and the drums. This is a strong release overall.

Purchase the single here (iTunes)

Grade: A

February 16, 2014

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Jason Walker feat Bimbo Jones - Tell It To My Heart

This was Taylor Dayne's debut single in 1987. It went on to be a huge hit in the clubs, on radio, and the charts. The song has since been covered and remixed many times. The singer known for his distinct divatastic vocal style has remade this. He comes extremely close to matching Taylor's powerful delivery while also making it is his own. The main version is produced by Bimbo Jones and is in a funky big room House style. Additional remixes will be released in the coming weeks.

Listen to it here:


Grade: A

August 9, 2010

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Jason Walker - Leave It All Behind

The soulful singer is back with a brand new single after being out of the spotlight for some time. "Leave It All Behind" is a nice return to form after venturing into a different direction for a short time. Lyrically and vocally, this song is top notch. The main version is a fun hybrid of Dance and Rock. There are remixes by Joe Carrano, Chad Jack, and Quentin Harris. Joe's mixes have that familiar sound he has come to be associated with during the last decade. They are energetic while having an uplifting feel. Chad delivers two different versions, each bringing something different. The first one is circuit-driven with some piano-house elements. His second one his a bit harder. Quentin's mixes are electro/circuit-flavored. Overall, all the mixes are great.

Purchase the CD maxi here (PerfectBeat)

Grade: A-
 
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