Alex Reece - Feel The Sunshine FLAC

Alex Reece Drum n Bass 1995 UK

Tracklist

Feel The Sunshine (Vocal Mix)

Feel The Sunshine (Original Mix)

Jazz Master (Alex's Funky Mix)

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
12 BLN 16, 854 469-1	Alex Reece	Feel The Sunshine ‎(12")	Blunted, Island Records	12 BLN 16, 854 469-1	UK	1995
10BLN16, 854 468-0	Alex Reece	Feel The Sunshine ‎(10")	Blunted, Island Records	10BLN16, 854 468-0	UK	1995
12 BLN 16 DJ, 12BLN 16DJ	Alex Reece	Feel The Sunshine ‎(12", Promo)	Blunted, Blunted	12 BLN 16 DJ, 12BLN 16DJ	UK	1995
BLNCD 16, 854 468-2	Alex Reece	Feel The Sunshine ‎(CD, Single, Dig)	Blunted, Island Records	BLNCD 16, 854 468-2	UK	1995
BLNCD 16, 854-468-2	Alex Reece	Feel The Sunshine ‎(CD, Single, J-C)	Blunted, Island Records	BLNCD 16, 854-468-2	UK	1995

Lilegha

This track was due to be released in August of 1995 but record company problems pushed its release back to December.

nadness

Superb bit of 1995! Played on a 200K sound system on new years 1995 World Dance @ London Arena , think by Randall. Happy daze.

Lestony

Another classic track from those SPEED days back in 1995 (Fabio and Bukem's night that used to be held down at the Mars Bar on Sutton Row just off Soho Square in London)... It was the Original Mix (http://youtu.be/u0j738ia9lg) that Fabio used to drop down there. In fact I remember hearing it being played several times in a month once, and then several times later on Fabio's Kiss 100 FM show on Wednesday night.All in all, I still really dig this track... Tough slamming Step-Off beats, Alex Reece's production style really works with that slightly quirky bass line that pumps through the groove. Then the slick, panting vocals of Deborah Anderson kick in... "Listen to me... I feel the sunshine..." repeated over and over again... In my humble opinion they work really well over the top of this driving purcushion... To add to this minimalist arrangment, there is some layering of sparse flute-ish stabs, along with a harmon-muted effect drizzled over the top. In fact, this beat is a very similar beat to the one used on Jazz Juice's "Detroit", which was released on Precious Materials the same year (http://www.discogs.com/Jazz-Juice-Detroit-Back-To-Back/release/70408).I think at this time in 1995, we could all feel the sunshine down at SPEED... It was holiday from all the Jungle that you couldn't help but hear day in and day out... There we found ourselves grooving to simple Jazz licks like this between 10.00pm and 2.00am every Thursday.