Label/Cat#: Toolroom – TOOL 104201Z
Year: 25 June, 2021
Genre: Funky, Club House
Source: WEB
Format: Flac
Quality: lossless
Tracklist
1. Mark Knight & Beverley Knight – Everything’s Gonna Be Alright (feat London Community Gospel Choir – extended mix) (06:10)
2. Bit By Bit (feat Chenai) (04:10)
3. Feel The Pressure (feat Shingai) (04:46)
4. Mark Knight & Michael Gray – Love Is All We’re Living For (feat Gia – extended mix) (05:54)
5. You Saw Me (feat Damon Trueitt – extended mix) (05:49)
6. It’s A Wonder (feat Alex Mills – extended mix) (06:28)
7. 10,000 (feat Clementine Douglas) (04:22)
8. Untold Business (feat Gene Farris & Jafunk) (04:00)
9. Mark Knight & James F Reynolds – Fire Burning (feat Mike City – extended mix) (05:58)
10. Mark Knight & D.Ramirez – Pass It Up (feat Robert Owens) (03:44)
11. Mark Knight & Rene Amesz – All 4 Love (feat Tasty Lopez – extended mix) (06:29)
12. If It’s Love (feat Laura Davie & The Melody Men – extended mix) (06:31)
13. Mark Knight, Chenai & Mr. V – Tonight (extended mix) (06:08)
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Looking to inject a much needed dose of meaning and longevity into the world of dance music, Toolroom chief Mark Knight presents his new album titled Untold Business. It features 13 tracks that hark back to the glory days of late ’90s funky house, while incorporating influences of classic soul and disco records from the 1970s and ’80s – styles he rediscovered when diving through his extensive collection. As the album cover indicates, collaboration is key, and you can bet there’s an all-star cast providing quality support all across this one. Highlights come in the form of the sunny and uplifting opening cut “Everything’s Gonna Be Alright” featuring glorious vocals from Beverley Knight and London Community Gospel Choir, or when Knight teams up with industry veteran Michael Gray (Full Intention) on the infectiously low-slung groove of “Love Is All We’re Living For” featuring Gia, while more positive vibes come from the late night boogie- down vibe of the title track featuring Chicago legend Gene Farris (with Jafunk on the mic) and label alumnus D. Ramirez lending a helping hand with the moody jack of early Chicago influenced number “Pass It Up” – featuring the one and only Robert Owens.