Gene Farris Presents DEB Project, The - The DEB Project Vol. 2
Label:
Catalog#:
FIM US 19
Format:
Vinyl, 12"
Country:
US
Released:
1996
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
House
Tracklist
| A | Visions Of The Future (Wreckin Shop 96'Mix) | |||
| Remix - D.J. Skull* , Roy Davis Jr. | ||||
| B1 | Let's Talk Soul | |||
| B2 | Soul Grooves | |||
Credits
Producer -
Gene Farris
Notes
Runout Groove Side A: FIM US 19-A --JTS--
Runout Groove Side B: FIM US 19-B --JTS--
Mastered at JTS Studios, London.
UK Pressing.
DEB Project is Ebony Prince & Deskee.
© ℗ Force Inc. Music Works 1996
Contact: Temple Records, New York City · Fax: 212-4316472
Barcode: 4 014235 208441
Runout Groove Side B: FIM US 19-B --JTS--
Mastered at JTS Studios, London.
UK Pressing.
DEB Project is Ebony Prince & Deskee.
© ℗ Force Inc. Music Works 1996
Contact: Temple Records, New York City · Fax: 212-4316472
Barcode: 4 014235 208441
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Reviews & Discussion
The track entitles 'Visions of The Future' (The DJ Skull mix) is simply incredible. It contains so much energy that it really can be used as a peak-night floor-filler. This house track opens with an amazing air-horn type siren with devasting percussion and drum programming an amazing synth line and funk that just keep on coming. The rest of the record is just average House but ''Visions of The Future' is a truly magic House track.
I can't believe this record has been around for ten years now. Roy Davis Jr. and DJ Skull's (Wreckin’ Shop 96' Mix) is off the hook. It was played by the greats and the not so greats alike. It’s still super rare and a hard to find classic.
Driving 808 and 909 kicks, thumpin' baseline, jackin' filtered guitar samples and even a cow bell just make this track undeniably head boppin'. And it still works on the floor every time. A must have for any House-Head; well in Chicago at least!
Driving 808 and 909 kicks, thumpin' baseline, jackin' filtered guitar samples and even a cow bell just make this track undeniably head boppin'. And it still works on the floor every time. A must have for any House-Head; well in Chicago at least!