I remember very well reading a biography of Bessie Smith some time ago and there was a specific passage where it was written that her music, after all, was about "the expression of the human condition", and about the most deep, intense, human feelings.

Well, that's exactly how I would define Jocelyn Brown's songs. If we think about how many generations were touched by "Love Is Gonna Get You" acapella, how many producers sampled it, how many tunes perpetuated it...
Up to the point that, if she spent your whole life with only that single tune on her discography, she'd still be an essential singer of the history of the Dance Music of the last thirty years.

But her overpowering, inspiring voice, granted us even more. Only Jocelyn could record an old hit such as "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" and still make it sound unique...

Inner Life's "Caught Up (In One Night Love Affair)" is another eternal anthem of the dance music culture, for everytime we listen to Brown's vocals , it makes us reason about the so-called human reality...

Perhaps that's what is so special about the ensemble of Jocelyn's artistic work, about The Power of her voice - The signature of it, the human aspect of it, the sensibility of it, the absurdity, the sensuality of it, the feeling of it, the inevitability of it...

A very famous Female vocal that is widely sampled in electronic music as well as pop music.