Showing posts with label Midnight Express. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Midnight Express. Show all posts
January 6, 2010
Vernessa Mitchell - Rise!
Nearly 5 years have passed since her last single "Love Will Find A Way" was released. Written by Steven Feldman, Jerome Farley, and Vernessa herself, "Rise!" is her brand-new single from an upcoming album which may serve as a greatest hits collection as there has been no proper album containing Vernessa's club-oriented material from the last 15 years. She is best known for her gospel/house singles including "Reap (What You Sow)", "This Joy", and "Higher" among others. "Rise!" is a rousing, hands-in-the-air anthem that doesn't stray too far from Vernessa's usual. Her vocal performace is passionate and powerful. The remixes are by Jerome Farley with Floor One, Del Pino Brothers, and Midnight Express. The main anthem and DJF1 mixes are circuit/tribal-oriented. The synths in both sets are really hard and rich. The Midnight Express mixes are a touch lighter, but still deliver the goods. This is a great song with excellent mixes.
The single will be released on February 9 on Continuous Cool digitally. Also, Vernessa will be making club appearances with Jerome Farley on his upcoming tour (in the U.S. in April) and then in Europe after that.
Grade: A
(post updated on January 9, 2010 with additional information)
May 11, 2009
Midnight Express featuring Sabrina Johnston - Freedom
Originally released in 1998, this song is still highly underrated. It is one of many Gospel/House tracks Sabrina Johnston has appeared on. It's fitting that this one is seeing an update as some of her others including "What Hope Have I" and "Peace (In The Valley)" recently received new mixes.In addition to the classic original versions from the '98 release, there are some new mixes by Midnight Express and Jerome Farley. Midnight Express' new mixes are both House-oriented and a bit more uptempo and festive than the earlier ones. Jerome Farley's are much harder and more anthemic. His are more circuit-oriented. The original Basement Boys mix is really soulful and light. It sounds fresh even now.
Tracklisting of the single:
01. Freedom (Midnight Express Classic Gold Mix)
02. Freedom (Midnight Express Dark Room Mix)
03. Freedom (Jerome Farley Floor One Factory Remix)
04. Freedom (Jerome Farley Floor One Factory Dub)
05. Freedom (Midnight Express Original Club Mix)
06. Freedom (Midnight Express Original Radio Version)
07. Freedom (Classic 12" Basement Boys mix)
08. Freedom (Midnight Express Dream Mix)
09. The Dark Room (Original Mix)
Buy and listen to clips here (Juno)
Great package overall.
Grade: A
March 15, 2009
Sabrina Johnston - Peace (In The Valley) 2009

This early 90's club classic is back again with some new mixes. A whole new generation of clubbers will get the chance to experience the powerful vocals of Sabrina Johnston. Midnight Express provide a number of the mixes. Their Classic Gold mix sounds exactly like it's titled. It's classic-sounding, while still sounding current. The Power mix is a little more Electro-tinged. The New Retro mix has fun swing beat. The Rock Da House mix is a bit more underground. Denzal Park's mix is a little darker. Luca Belladonna's is very light and pretty. The real gem in this package is up and coming remixer Jerome Farley's mixes. They are a perfect blend of classic and modern. Just hard enough for peak hour or early in the evening. The label wisely included a couple of the original mixes as well.
This is a great update of a classic.
It is available for purchase at Beatport.
Grade: A






