DISCO: Joey Negro - Must Be The Music (Disco Version) [Z Records]
- 5 years ago
Shimmering disco anthem remake
New Album out June 23. Get your copy here: https://ZRecords.lnk.to/ProducedWithLove
More Joey Negro: https://www.facebook.com/joeynegro/
Joey Negro has been given hit record ‘Must Be The Music’ a complete overhaul from its original incarnation.
Taken from his forthcoming album, Produced With Love. The overwhelming majority of music on there was newly recorded: a real rarity when it comes to modern disco and indicative of the level of care and attention that has been poured into the project.
Originally released in 1999 and featuring Taka Boom (sister of Chaka Khan) on vocals, ‘Must Be The Music’ was a hit in every sense of the word. Released by the Subliminal label, it was a one of the rare records to make the transition from club mainstay to genuine pop hit, eventually breaking into the top 10 of the UK singles chart.
Now completely reworked by Joey Negro himself, the record has been totally transformed and given a new lease of life as a shimmering disco anthem in the vein of disco demigods Chic and Change.
New Album out June 23. Get your copy here: https://ZRecords.lnk.to/ProducedWithLove
More Joey Negro: https://www.facebook.com/joeynegro/
Joey Negro has been given hit record ‘Must Be The Music’ a complete overhaul from its original incarnation.
Taken from his forthcoming album, Produced With Love. The overwhelming majority of music on there was newly recorded: a real rarity when it comes to modern disco and indicative of the level of care and attention that has been poured into the project.
Originally released in 1999 and featuring Taka Boom (sister of Chaka Khan) on vocals, ‘Must Be The Music’ was a hit in every sense of the word. Released by the Subliminal label, it was a one of the rare records to make the transition from club mainstay to genuine pop hit, eventually breaking into the top 10 of the UK singles chart.
Now completely reworked by Joey Negro himself, the record has been totally transformed and given a new lease of life as a shimmering disco anthem in the vein of disco demigods Chic and Change.