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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
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<br>
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<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
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<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
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<br>
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<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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<p>Catalog Number:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<strong>ESA-9023</strong></p>

<p>Release Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<strong>Various</strong></p>

<p>Release Title:&nbsp;<strong>Easy Street Classic Dub Mixes - Back to the 80s - Part 2</strong></p>

<p>Release Producer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<strong>Various</strong></p>

<p>Genre: Electronic</p>

<p>Subgenre: House&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Description: 1. Serious Intention/You Don&rsquo;t Know - (Niecy Don&rsquo;t Know). 2.&nbsp;&nbsp;Shot/Main Thing (Dub Mix) 3. Jason/Living My Life (Cheetah Rub-A-Dub). 4. Pandella/This Way, That Way (Komis Dub). 5.&nbsp;&nbsp;Jamillah/Stand Up (In Love&rsquo;s Defense) (Dub Up). 6. Adeva/In &amp; Out of My Life (Dub of My Life 7. Hardhouse/11:55 (Bee Boys Dub). 8. Gary L/Anything Is Possible (Club Sensation Dub)&nbsp;&nbsp;9.&nbsp;&nbsp;MSQ II/Too Much (More Than Enuff Dub) 10. Carol Lynn Townes/What I Wouldn&rsquo;t Do (Lovely Dub Mix).</p>

<p>1.Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Serious Intention</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;You Don&rsquo;t Know</p>

<p>Track Version: Niecy Don&rsquo;t Know&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Paul Simpson</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790231&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;6:42</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;P. Simpson, A. Malloy</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America/BMI, administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>2. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Shot &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Main Thing</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dub Mix</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Roger &quot;Wolfie&quot; Williams&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790232&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;5:47</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;R. Williams</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andrea Lauren Music/Roger &quot;Wolfie Williams Music/ASCAP,&nbsp;administered by Warner/Chappell Music &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>3. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jason &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Living My Life</p>

<p>Track Version: Dub Mix</p>

<p>Remixer/prod:Bratton, Cameron, Goode/prod: James Bratton &amp; Delores Drewry</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790233&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;5:14</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;J. Smith, J. Bratton, D. Drewry</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andrea Lauren Music/Bratton &amp; White Publishing/ASCAP/admin. by&nbsp;Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>4. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Pandella &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This Way, That Way</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Komis Dub</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Komix</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790234&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;6:15</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A. Komis, L. Toval</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Greek Style Music/BM/I/admin. by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>5. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jamillah &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Stand Up (In Love&rsquo;s Defense)</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dub Up</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Tony Humphries/Woo Worthy Prods.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790235&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;5:18</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;L. Wedgeworth, G. Worthy</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andrea Lauren Music/Modernique Music/ASCAP/admin. By Warner/Chappell Music&nbsp;</p>

<p>6. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Adeva &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;In &amp; Out of My Life</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dub of My Life</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Smack Music Prods.&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790236&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;5:22</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jackson, Parkin, Daniels</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Smackin&#39; Music/BMI/admin. by Warner/Chappell&nbsp;Music</p>

<p>7. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Hardhouse &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;11:55</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Bee Boys Dub</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Todd Terry&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790237&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration: 4:01</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;T. Terry</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America/New York Style Music/BMI/admin. by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>8. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Gary L &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Anything Is Possible</p>

<p>Track:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Club Sensation Dub&nbsp;</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Smack Music Prods.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790238&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration: 5:48</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;M. Cameron, R. Tyler, G. Little&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Smackin&#39; Music/BMI/admin. By Warner/Chappell Music &nbsp;</p>

<p>9. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;MSQ II &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Too Much&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;More Than Enuff Dub</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Smack Music Prods.&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR7390239&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;6:26</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;T. Jackson, L. Little, R. Goode</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Smackin&#39; Music/BMI/admin. By Warner/Chappell Music&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>10. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Carol Lynn Townes &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;What I Wouldn&rsquo;t Do</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Lovely Dub</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Komix&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1390230&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;10:20</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy; 2017&nbsp;Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A. Komis, C.L. Townes&nbsp;</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Greek Style Music/BMI/C. Lynn Publ./ASCAP/admin. By Warner/Chappell Music &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>
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<br>
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
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<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<p>Nick Reach Up Remix (6:06)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>2. Namara feat. Adeva/Flipside</p>

<p>Produced &amp; remixed by Joe Yerrell &amp; Steve Hodson (5:28)</p>

<p>3. Serious Intention/You Don&#39;t Know</p>

<p>Crissy Kybosh Remix (7:00)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Remixed by Cloonee (6:07)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>5. Chapter &amp; Verse feat. Adeva/This Life</p>

<p>Remixed by Chapter &amp; Verse (5:18)</p>

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<p>Track Title: Hideaway&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Version: Nick Reach Up Remix</p>

<p>Remixer: Nick Reach Up</p>

<p>ISRC: USESR2090251 Duration: (6:06)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: K. Hedge, J. Milan</p>

<p>Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music</p>

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<p>Track Title: Flipside&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Version: Namara Extended Remix</p>

<p>Remixer: Produced &amp; Remixed by Joe Yerrell &amp; Steve Hodson</p>

<p>ISRC: USESR2090252 Duration: (5:28)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: T. Jackson, D. Parkin, P. Daniels</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music, a division of Publishing Corp. of America, administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

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<p>&nbsp;Track Title: You Don&rsquo;t Know</p>

<p>&nbsp;Track Version:&nbsp;Crissy&nbsp;Kybosh Remix</p>

<p>&nbsp;Remixer: Crissy Kybosh</p>

<p>&nbsp;ISRC: USESR2090253 Duration (7:00)</p>

<p>&nbsp;Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>&nbsp;Writers: P. Simpson, A. Malloy</p>

<p>&nbsp;Publisher:&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America, administered&nbsp;by Warner/Chappell&nbsp;Music &nbsp;</p>

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<p>Track Title: Lose Control</p>

<p>Track Version: Cloonee&rsquo;s Lose Control Remix</p>

<p>Remixer: Cloonee</p>

<p>ISRC: USESR2090254 Duration: (6:07)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer: C. Hudson</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America/BMI&nbsp;administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

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<p>Track Title: This Life</p>

<p>Track Version: Chapter &amp; Verse Original Extended Remix</p>

<p>Remixer: Chapter &amp; Verse</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;USESR2090255 Duration: (5:18)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: T. Jackson, D. Parkin, P. Daniels</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music, a division of Publishing Corp. of America, administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>With a richly impressive history at the heart of the New York dance music underground, Easy Street Records pioneered music that would go on to find support all over the world helping amplify the spirit of The Paradise Garage and establishing house and garage music as genres that would conquer for many years to come. In the Transatlantic Love ep some of the cream of those releases are now remixed and re-loved by British artists who bring a fresh twist to these classics that were originally released decades earlier.</p>

<p>Back in 1987 Nick Halkes aka Nick Reach Up was a student repping the Easy Street&nbsp;label out of his London dorm room. Today he&rsquo;s an established music industry figure who set up trailblazing labels XL and Positiva&nbsp;before launching the Reach Up Disco Wonderland club brand with his school buddy Andy Smith. It was a conversation between him and Easy Street founder and CEO Mike Gusick that laid the foundations for a refreshed view of the catalogue and here he brings his own fresh take on &lsquo;Hideaway&rsquo; by De&rsquo; Lacy - road tested at Reach Up gigs from Lisbon to Berlin!</p>

<p>London dj Crissy Kybosh takes the reigns on &#39;You Don&rsquo;t Know&#39; by Serious Intention bringing fresh&nbsp; electro flavour to this underground classic whilst hot production talent Chapter and Verse looks to the sublime vocals of Adeva and her classic&nbsp; &#39;In and Out of My Life&#39; to deliver a dancefloor bomb. Coming from a different angle but reaching for the same transcendent accapella is Namara whose &#39;In and Out&#39; laces some classic piano flavour and chugging beats into the equation. Finally, Cloonee is a name that has been on the lips of those who are tuned in to emergent talent for some time, clocking up millions of streams for bangers such as &#39;The Ciggie&#39; and &#39;Be Good to Me&#39;. On this occasion it&#39;s the genre smashing vocals of &#39;Body Work&#39; by Hot Streak that get put into the blender to provide a stomping workout that has been rocking dancefloors for some time.</p>

<p>However crazy the world may sometimes seem, one thing is for sure. quality stands the test of time and Easy Street prove it once more right here.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Nick Reach Up Remix (6:06)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>4. Hot Streak feat. Cloonee/Lose Control</p>

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<p>Track Title: Hideaway&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Remixer: Nick Reach Up</p>

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<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: K. Hedge, J. Milan</p>

<p>Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<ol>
	<li value="2">Track Artist: Namara feat. Adeva</li>
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<p>Track Title: Flipside&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Remixer: Produced &amp; Remixed by Joe Yerrell &amp; Steve Hodson</p>

<p>ISRC: USESR2090252 Duration: (5:28)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: T. Jackson, D. Parkin, P. Daniels</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music, a division of Publishing Corp. of America, administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

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	<li value="3">&nbsp;Track Artist:&nbsp;Serious Intention&nbsp;</li>
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<p>&nbsp;Track Title: You Don&rsquo;t Know</p>

<p>&nbsp;Track Version:&nbsp;Crissy&nbsp;Kybosh Reach Up Disco Wonderland Remix</p>

<p>&nbsp;Remixer: Chrissy Kybosh</p>

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<p>&nbsp;Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>&nbsp;Writers: P. Simpson, A. Malloy</p>

<p>&nbsp;Publisher:&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America, administered&nbsp;by Warner/Chappell&nbsp;Music &nbsp;</p>

<ol>
	<li value="4">Track Artist: Hot Streak feat. Cloonee</li>
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<p>Track Title: Lose Control</p>

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<p>Remixer: Cloonee</p>

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<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer: C. Hudson</p>

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<ol>
	<li value="5">Track Artist:&nbsp;Chapter &amp; Verse feat. Adeva</li>
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<p>Track Title: This Life</p>

<p>Track Version: Chapter &amp; Verse Original Extended Remix</p>

<p>Remixer: Chapter &amp; Verse</p>

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<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: T. Jackson, D. Parkin, P. Daniels</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music, a division of Publishing Corp. of America, administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>With a richly impressive history at the heart of the New York dance music underground, Easy Street Records pioneered music that would go on to find support all over the world helping amplify the spirit of The Paradise Garage and establishing house and garage music as genres that would conquer for many years to come. In the Transatlantic Love ep some of the cream of those releases are now remixed and re-loved by British artists who bring a fresh twist to these classics that were originally released decades earlier.</p>

<p>Back in 1987 Nick Halkes aka Nick Reach Up was a student repping the Easy Street&nbsp;label out of his London dorm room. Today he&rsquo;s an established music industry figure who set up trailblazing labels XL and Positiva&nbsp;before launching the Reach Up Disco Wonderland club brand with his school buddy Andy Smith. It was a conversation between him and Easy Street founder and CEO Mike Gusick that laid the foundations for a refreshed view of the catalogue and here he brings his own fresh take on &lsquo;Hideaway&rsquo; by De&rsquo; Lacy - road tested at Reach Up gigs from Lisbon to Berlin!</p>

<p>London dj Crissy Kybosh takes the reigns on &#39;You Don&rsquo;t Know&#39; by Serious Intention bringing fresh&nbsp; electro flavour to this underground classic whilst hot production talent Chapter and Verse looks to the sublime vocals of Adeva and her classic&nbsp; &#39;In and Out of My Life&#39; to deliver a dancefloor bomb. Coming from a different angle but reaching for the same transcendent accapella is Namara whose &#39;In and Out&#39; laces some classic piano flavour and chugging beats into the equation. Finally, Cloonee is a name that has been on the lips of those who are tuned in to emergent talent for some time, clocking up millions of streams for bangers such as &#39;The Ciggie&#39; and &#39;Be Good to Me&#39;. On this occasion it&#39;s the genre smashing vocals of &#39;Body Work&#39; by Hot Streak that get put into the blender to provide a stomping workout that has been rocking dancefloors for some time.</p>

<p>However crazy the world may sometimes seem, one thing is for sure. quality stands the test of time and Easy Street prove it once more right here.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
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<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

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In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
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In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
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<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
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<br>
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<br>
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<p>?&copy;2021&nbsp;Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer: E. Moore</p>

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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
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<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<p>?&copy;2021&nbsp;Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

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<br>
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<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
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<br>
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<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
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<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
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<br>
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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<p>Catalog Number:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<strong>ESA-9023</strong></p>

<p>Release Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<strong>Various</strong></p>

<p>Release Title:&nbsp;<strong>Easy Street Classic Dub Mixes - Back to the 80s - Part 2</strong></p>

<p>Release Producer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<strong>Various</strong></p>

<p>Genre: Electronic</p>

<p>Subgenre: House&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Description: 1. Serious Intention/You Don&rsquo;t Know - (Niecy Don&rsquo;t Know). 2.&nbsp;&nbsp;Shot/Main Thing (Dub Mix) 3. Jason/Living My Life (Cheetah Rub-A-Dub). 4. Pandella/This Way, That Way (Komis Dub). 5.&nbsp;&nbsp;Jamillah/Stand Up (In Love&rsquo;s Defense) (Dub Up). 6. Adeva/In &amp; Out of My Life (Dub of My Life 7. Hardhouse/11:55 (Bee Boys Dub). 8. Gary L/Anything Is Possible (Club Sensation Dub)&nbsp;&nbsp;9.&nbsp;&nbsp;MSQ II/Too Much (More Than Enuff Dub) 10. Carol Lynn Townes/What I Wouldn&rsquo;t Do (Lovely Dub Mix).</p>

<p>1.Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Serious Intention</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;You Don&rsquo;t Know</p>

<p>Track Version: Niecy Don&rsquo;t Know&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Paul Simpson</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790231&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;6:42</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;P. Simpson, A. Malloy</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America/BMI, administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>2. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Shot &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Main Thing</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dub Mix</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Roger &quot;Wolfie&quot; Williams&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790232&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;5:47</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;R. Williams</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andrea Lauren Music/Roger &quot;Wolfie Williams Music/ASCAP,&nbsp;administered by Warner/Chappell Music &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>3. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jason &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Living My Life</p>

<p>Track Version: Dub Mix</p>

<p>Remixer/prod:Bratton, Cameron, Goode/prod: James Bratton &amp; Delores Drewry</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790233&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;5:14</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;J. Smith, J. Bratton, D. Drewry</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andrea Lauren Music/Bratton &amp; White Publishing/ASCAP/admin. by&nbsp;Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>4. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Pandella &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This Way, That Way</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Komis Dub</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Komix</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790234&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;6:15</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A. Komis, L. Toval</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Greek Style Music/BM/I/admin. by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>5. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jamillah &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Stand Up (In Love&rsquo;s Defense)</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dub Up</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Tony Humphries/Woo Worthy Prods.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790235&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;5:18</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;L. Wedgeworth, G. Worthy</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andrea Lauren Music/Modernique Music/ASCAP/admin. By Warner/Chappell Music&nbsp;</p>

<p>6. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Adeva &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;In &amp; Out of My Life</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dub of My Life</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Smack Music Prods.&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790236&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;5:22</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jackson, Parkin, Daniels</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Smackin&#39; Music/BMI/admin. by Warner/Chappell&nbsp;Music</p>

<p>7. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Hardhouse &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;11:55</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Bee Boys Dub</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Todd Terry&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790237&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration: 4:01</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;T. Terry</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America/New York Style Music/BMI/admin. by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>8. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Gary L &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Anything Is Possible</p>

<p>Track:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Club Sensation Dub&nbsp;</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Smack Music Prods.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790238&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration: 5:48</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;M. Cameron, R. Tyler, G. Little&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Smackin&#39; Music/BMI/admin. By Warner/Chappell Music &nbsp;</p>

<p>9. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;MSQ II &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Too Much&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;More Than Enuff Dub</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Smack Music Prods.&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR7390239&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;6:26</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;T. Jackson, L. Little, R. Goode</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Smackin&#39; Music/BMI/admin. By Warner/Chappell Music&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>10. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Carol Lynn Townes &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;What I Wouldn&rsquo;t Do</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Lovely Dub</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Komix&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1390230&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;10:20</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy; 2017&nbsp;Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A. Komis, C.L. Townes&nbsp;</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Greek Style Music/BMI/C. Lynn Publ./ASCAP/admin. By Warner/Chappell Music &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>
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Established in March, 1983, it didn't take very long for Easy Street to make its presence known around the world. "Go Deh Yaka" by Monyaka &amp; Hot Streak's "Body Work" became international pop hits in the summer of '83; &amp; later that year, "Body Work" (produced by "Jellybean" Benitez) appeared on the soundtrack to the movie "Breakin'" which sold over 2 million copies. Another trend setting release in '83 was "Share The Night" performed by World Premiere, a heavily R&amp;B influenced melodic dance floor classic.<br>
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
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In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
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The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
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In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
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The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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			'content' => '<p>1. De&rsquo; Lacy/Hideaway</p>

<p>Nick Reach Up Remix (6:06)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>2. Namara feat. Adeva/Flipside</p>

<p>Produced &amp; remixed by Joe Yerrell &amp; Steve Hodson (5:28)</p>

<p>3. Serious Intention/You Don&#39;t Know</p>

<p>Crissy Kybosh Remix (7:00)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>4. Hot Streak feat. Cloonee/Lose Control</p>

<p>Remixed by Cloonee (6:07)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>5. Chapter &amp; Verse feat. Adeva/This Life</p>

<p>Remixed by Chapter &amp; Verse (5:18)</p>

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<p>Track Title: Hideaway&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Version: Nick Reach Up Remix</p>

<p>Remixer: Nick Reach Up</p>

<p>ISRC: USESR2090251 Duration: (6:06)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: K. Hedge, J. Milan</p>

<p>Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<ol>
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<p>Track Title: Flipside&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Version: Namara Extended Remix</p>

<p>Remixer: Produced &amp; Remixed by Joe Yerrell &amp; Steve Hodson</p>

<p>ISRC: USESR2090252 Duration: (5:28)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: T. Jackson, D. Parkin, P. Daniels</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music, a division of Publishing Corp. of America, administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

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<p>&nbsp;Track Title: You Don&rsquo;t Know</p>

<p>&nbsp;Track Version:&nbsp;Crissy&nbsp;Kybosh Remix</p>

<p>&nbsp;Remixer: Crissy Kybosh</p>

<p>&nbsp;ISRC: USESR2090253 Duration (7:00)</p>

<p>&nbsp;Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>&nbsp;Writers: P. Simpson, A. Malloy</p>

<p>&nbsp;Publisher:&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America, administered&nbsp;by Warner/Chappell&nbsp;Music &nbsp;</p>

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	<li value="4">Track Artist: Hot Streak feat. Cloonee</li>
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<p>Track Title: Lose Control</p>

<p>Track Version: Cloonee&rsquo;s Lose Control Remix</p>

<p>Remixer: Cloonee</p>

<p>ISRC: USESR2090254 Duration: (6:07)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer: C. Hudson</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America/BMI&nbsp;administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

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<p>Track Title: This Life</p>

<p>Track Version: Chapter &amp; Verse Original Extended Remix</p>

<p>Remixer: Chapter &amp; Verse</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;USESR2090255 Duration: (5:18)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: T. Jackson, D. Parkin, P. Daniels</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music, a division of Publishing Corp. of America, administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>With a richly impressive history at the heart of the New York dance music underground, Easy Street Records pioneered music that would go on to find support all over the world helping amplify the spirit of The Paradise Garage and establishing house and garage music as genres that would conquer for many years to come. In the Transatlantic Love ep some of the cream of those releases are now remixed and re-loved by British artists who bring a fresh twist to these classics that were originally released decades earlier.</p>

<p>Back in 1987 Nick Halkes aka Nick Reach Up was a student repping the Easy Street&nbsp;label out of his London dorm room. Today he&rsquo;s an established music industry figure who set up trailblazing labels XL and Positiva&nbsp;before launching the Reach Up Disco Wonderland club brand with his school buddy Andy Smith. It was a conversation between him and Easy Street founder and CEO Mike Gusick that laid the foundations for a refreshed view of the catalogue and here he brings his own fresh take on &lsquo;Hideaway&rsquo; by De&rsquo; Lacy - road tested at Reach Up gigs from Lisbon to Berlin!</p>

<p>London dj Crissy Kybosh takes the reigns on &#39;You Don&rsquo;t Know&#39; by Serious Intention bringing fresh&nbsp; electro flavour to this underground classic whilst hot production talent Chapter and Verse looks to the sublime vocals of Adeva and her classic&nbsp; &#39;In and Out of My Life&#39; to deliver a dancefloor bomb. Coming from a different angle but reaching for the same transcendent accapella is Namara whose &#39;In and Out&#39; laces some classic piano flavour and chugging beats into the equation. Finally, Cloonee is a name that has been on the lips of those who are tuned in to emergent talent for some time, clocking up millions of streams for bangers such as &#39;The Ciggie&#39; and &#39;Be Good to Me&#39;. On this occasion it&#39;s the genre smashing vocals of &#39;Body Work&#39; by Hot Streak that get put into the blender to provide a stomping workout that has been rocking dancefloors for some time.</p>

<p>However crazy the world may sometimes seem, one thing is for sure. quality stands the test of time and Easy Street prove it once more right here.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>
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<p>Nick Reach Up Remix (6:06)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>2. Namara feat. Adeva/Flipside</p>

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<p>3. Serious Intention/You Don&#39;t Know - Crissy&nbsp;Kybosh Reach Up Disco Wonderland Remix&nbsp;(7:00) &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p>4. Hot Streak feat. Cloonee/Lose Control</p>

<p>Remixed by Cloonee (6:07)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Remixed by Chapter &amp; Verse (5:18)</p>

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<p>Track Title: Hideaway&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Version: Nick Reach Up Remix</p>

<p>Remixer: Nick Reach Up</p>

<p>ISRC: USESR2090251 Duration: (6:06)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: K. Hedge, J. Milan</p>

<p>Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music</p>

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<p>Track Title: Flipside&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Version: Namara Extended Remix</p>

<p>Remixer: Produced &amp; Remixed by Joe Yerrell &amp; Steve Hodson</p>

<p>ISRC: USESR2090252 Duration: (5:28)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: T. Jackson, D. Parkin, P. Daniels</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music, a division of Publishing Corp. of America, administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

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<p>&nbsp;Track Title: You Don&rsquo;t Know</p>

<p>&nbsp;Track Version:&nbsp;Crissy&nbsp;Kybosh Reach Up Disco Wonderland Remix</p>

<p>&nbsp;Remixer: Chrissy Kybosh</p>

<p>&nbsp;ISRC: USESR2090253 Duration (7:00)</p>

<p>&nbsp;Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>&nbsp;Writers: P. Simpson, A. Malloy</p>

<p>&nbsp;Publisher:&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America, administered&nbsp;by Warner/Chappell&nbsp;Music &nbsp;</p>

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	<li value="4">Track Artist: Hot Streak feat. Cloonee</li>
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<p>Track Title: Lose Control</p>

<p>Track Version: Cloonee&rsquo;s Lose Control Remix</p>

<p>Remixer: Cloonee</p>

<p>ISRC: USESR2090254 Duration: (6:07)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer: C. Hudson</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America/BMI&nbsp;administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

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<p>Remixer: Chapter &amp; Verse</p>

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<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: T. Jackson, D. Parkin, P. Daniels</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music, a division of Publishing Corp. of America, administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>With a richly impressive history at the heart of the New York dance music underground, Easy Street Records pioneered music that would go on to find support all over the world helping amplify the spirit of The Paradise Garage and establishing house and garage music as genres that would conquer for many years to come. In the Transatlantic Love ep some of the cream of those releases are now remixed and re-loved by British artists who bring a fresh twist to these classics that were originally released decades earlier.</p>

<p>Back in 1987 Nick Halkes aka Nick Reach Up was a student repping the Easy Street&nbsp;label out of his London dorm room. Today he&rsquo;s an established music industry figure who set up trailblazing labels XL and Positiva&nbsp;before launching the Reach Up Disco Wonderland club brand with his school buddy Andy Smith. It was a conversation between him and Easy Street founder and CEO Mike Gusick that laid the foundations for a refreshed view of the catalogue and here he brings his own fresh take on &lsquo;Hideaway&rsquo; by De&rsquo; Lacy - road tested at Reach Up gigs from Lisbon to Berlin!</p>

<p>London dj Crissy Kybosh takes the reigns on &#39;You Don&rsquo;t Know&#39; by Serious Intention bringing fresh&nbsp; electro flavour to this underground classic whilst hot production talent Chapter and Verse looks to the sublime vocals of Adeva and her classic&nbsp; &#39;In and Out of My Life&#39; to deliver a dancefloor bomb. Coming from a different angle but reaching for the same transcendent accapella is Namara whose &#39;In and Out&#39; laces some classic piano flavour and chugging beats into the equation. Finally, Cloonee is a name that has been on the lips of those who are tuned in to emergent talent for some time, clocking up millions of streams for bangers such as &#39;The Ciggie&#39; and &#39;Be Good to Me&#39;. On this occasion it&#39;s the genre smashing vocals of &#39;Body Work&#39; by Hot Streak that get put into the blender to provide a stomping workout that has been rocking dancefloors for some time.</p>

<p>However crazy the world may sometimes seem, one thing is for sure. quality stands the test of time and Easy Street prove it once more right here.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>
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Established in March, 1983, it didn't take very long for Easy Street to make its presence known around the world. "Go Deh Yaka" by Monyaka &amp; Hot Streak's "Body Work" became international pop hits in the summer of '83; &amp; later that year, "Body Work" (produced by "Jellybean" Benitez) appeared on the soundtrack to the movie "Breakin'" which sold over 2 million copies. Another trend setting release in '83 was "Share The Night" performed by World Premiere, a heavily R&amp;B influenced melodic dance floor classic.<br>
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
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<br>
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
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<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
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In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
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<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
Established in March, 1983, it didn't take very long for Easy Street to make its presence known around the world. "Go Deh Yaka" by Monyaka &amp; Hot Streak's "Body Work" became international pop hits in the summer of '83; &amp; later that year, "Body Work" (produced by "Jellybean" Benitez) appeared on the soundtrack to the movie "Breakin'" which sold over 2 million copies. Another trend setting release in '83 was "Share The Night" performed by World Premiere, a heavily R&amp;B influenced melodic dance floor classic.<br>
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
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The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<p>?&copy;2021&nbsp;Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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Dispatcher::dispatch() - CORE/Cake/Routing/Dispatcher.php, line 161
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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
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<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
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<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
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<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
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<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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Established in March, 1983, it didn't take very long for Easy Street to make its presence known around the world. "Go Deh Yaka" by Monyaka &amp; Hot Streak's "Body Work" became international pop hits in the summer of '83; &amp; later that year, "Body Work" (produced by "Jellybean" Benitez) appeared on the soundtrack to the movie "Breakin'" which sold over 2 million copies. Another trend setting release in '83 was "Share The Night" performed by World Premiere, a heavily R&amp;B influenced melodic dance floor classic.<br>
<br>
These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

Easy Street's totally new web site was launched in April, 2016 and now features the label's complete catalogue in both MP3 & M4a digital formats.',
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			'content' => '<p>Label:&nbsp;Easy Street</p>

<p>Catalog Number:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<strong>ESA-9023</strong></p>

<p>Release Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<strong>Various</strong></p>

<p>Release Title:&nbsp;<strong>Easy Street Classic Dub Mixes - Back to the 80s - Part 2</strong></p>

<p>Release Producer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<strong>Various</strong></p>

<p>Genre: Electronic</p>

<p>Subgenre: House&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Description: 1. Serious Intention/You Don&rsquo;t Know - (Niecy Don&rsquo;t Know). 2.&nbsp;&nbsp;Shot/Main Thing (Dub Mix) 3. Jason/Living My Life (Cheetah Rub-A-Dub). 4. Pandella/This Way, That Way (Komis Dub). 5.&nbsp;&nbsp;Jamillah/Stand Up (In Love&rsquo;s Defense) (Dub Up). 6. Adeva/In &amp; Out of My Life (Dub of My Life 7. Hardhouse/11:55 (Bee Boys Dub). 8. Gary L/Anything Is Possible (Club Sensation Dub)&nbsp;&nbsp;9.&nbsp;&nbsp;MSQ II/Too Much (More Than Enuff Dub) 10. Carol Lynn Townes/What I Wouldn&rsquo;t Do (Lovely Dub Mix).</p>

<p>1.Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Serious Intention</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;You Don&rsquo;t Know</p>

<p>Track Version: Niecy Don&rsquo;t Know&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Paul Simpson</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790231&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;6:42</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;P. Simpson, A. Malloy</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America/BMI, administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>2. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Shot &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Main Thing</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dub Mix</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Roger &quot;Wolfie&quot; Williams&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790232&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;5:47</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;R. Williams</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andrea Lauren Music/Roger &quot;Wolfie Williams Music/ASCAP,&nbsp;administered by Warner/Chappell Music &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>3. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jason &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Living My Life</p>

<p>Track Version: Dub Mix</p>

<p>Remixer/prod:Bratton, Cameron, Goode/prod: James Bratton &amp; Delores Drewry</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790233&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;5:14</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;J. Smith, J. Bratton, D. Drewry</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andrea Lauren Music/Bratton &amp; White Publishing/ASCAP/admin. by&nbsp;Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>4. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Pandella &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This Way, That Way</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Komis Dub</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Komix</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790234&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;6:15</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A. Komis, L. Toval</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Greek Style Music/BM/I/admin. by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>5. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jamillah &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Stand Up (In Love&rsquo;s Defense)</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dub Up</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Tony Humphries/Woo Worthy Prods.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790235&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;5:18</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;&nbsp;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;L. Wedgeworth, G. Worthy</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andrea Lauren Music/Modernique Music/ASCAP/admin. By Warner/Chappell Music&nbsp;</p>

<p>6. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Adeva &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;In &amp; Out of My Life</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dub of My Life</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Smack Music Prods.&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790236&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;5:22</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jackson, Parkin, Daniels</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Smackin&#39; Music/BMI/admin. by Warner/Chappell&nbsp;Music</p>

<p>7. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Hardhouse &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;11:55</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Bee Boys Dub</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Todd Terry&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790237&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration: 4:01</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;T. Terry</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America/New York Style Music/BMI/admin. by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

<p>8. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Gary L &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Anything Is Possible</p>

<p>Track:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Club Sensation Dub&nbsp;</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Smack Music Prods.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1790238&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration: 5:48</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;M. Cameron, R. Tyler, G. Little&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Smackin&#39; Music/BMI/admin. By Warner/Chappell Music &nbsp;</p>

<p>9. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;MSQ II &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Too Much&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;More Than Enuff Dub</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Smack Music Prods.&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR7390239&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;6:26</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy;2017 Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;T. Jackson, L. Little, R. Goode</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Smackin&#39; Music/BMI/admin. By Warner/Chappell Music&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>10. Track Artist:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Carol Lynn Townes &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p>Track Title:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;What I Wouldn&rsquo;t Do</p>

<p>Track Version:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Lovely Dub</p>

<p>Remixer/prod: Komix&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;USESR1390230&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Duration:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;10:20</p>

<p>Copyright:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;?&copy; 2017&nbsp;Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer(s):&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A. Komis, C.L. Townes&nbsp;</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music/Greek Style Music/BMI/C. Lynn Publ./ASCAP/admin. By Warner/Chappell Music &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>
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<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
<br>
The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<p>Nick Reach Up Remix (6:06)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>2. Namara feat. Adeva/Flipside</p>

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<p>Remixer: Nick Reach Up</p>

<p>ISRC: USESR2090251 Duration: (6:06)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: K. Hedge, J. Milan</p>

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<p>ISRC: USESR2090252 Duration: (5:28)</p>

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<p>&nbsp;Track Title: You Don&rsquo;t Know</p>

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<p>&nbsp;ISRC: USESR2090253 Duration (7:00)</p>

<p>&nbsp;Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>&nbsp;Writers: P. Simpson, A. Malloy</p>

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<p>Track Title: Lose Control</p>

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<p>Remixer: Cloonee</p>

<p>ISRC: USESR2090254 Duration: (6:07)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer: C. Hudson</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America/BMI&nbsp;administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

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<p>Track Title: This Life</p>

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<p>ISRC:&nbsp;USESR2090255 Duration: (5:18)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: T. Jackson, D. Parkin, P. Daniels</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music, a division of Publishing Corp. of America, administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

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<p>Back in 1987 Nick Halkes aka Nick Reach Up was a student repping the Easy Street&nbsp;label out of his London dorm room. Today he&rsquo;s an established music industry figure who set up trailblazing labels XL and Positiva&nbsp;before launching the Reach Up Disco Wonderland club brand with his school buddy Andy Smith. It was a conversation between him and Easy Street founder and CEO Mike Gusick that laid the foundations for a refreshed view of the catalogue and here he brings his own fresh take on &lsquo;Hideaway&rsquo; by De&rsquo; Lacy - road tested at Reach Up gigs from Lisbon to Berlin!</p>

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<p>Nick Reach Up Remix (6:06)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Track Title: Flipside&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>&nbsp;Track Title: You Don&rsquo;t Know</p>

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<p>&nbsp;ISRC: USESR2090253 Duration (7:00)</p>

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<p>Track Title: Lose Control</p>

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<p>ISRC: USESR2090254 Duration: (6:07)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writer: C. Hudson</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Publishing Corp. of America/BMI&nbsp;administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

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<p>Track Title: This Life</p>

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<p>Remixer: Chapter &amp; Verse</p>

<p>ISRC:&nbsp;USESR2090255 Duration: (5:18)</p>

<p>Copyright: â„— Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: T. Jackson, D. Parkin, P. Daniels</p>

<p>Publisher:&nbsp;Andi-Girl Music, a division of Publishing Corp. of America, administered by Warner/Chappell Music</p>

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<p>Back in 1987 Nick Halkes aka Nick Reach Up was a student repping the Easy Street&nbsp;label out of his London dorm room. Today he&rsquo;s an established music industry figure who set up trailblazing labels XL and Positiva&nbsp;before launching the Reach Up Disco Wonderland club brand with his school buddy Andy Smith. It was a conversation between him and Easy Street founder and CEO Mike Gusick that laid the foundations for a refreshed view of the catalogue and here he brings his own fresh take on &lsquo;Hideaway&rsquo; by De&rsquo; Lacy - road tested at Reach Up gigs from Lisbon to Berlin!</p>

<p>London dj Crissy Kybosh takes the reigns on &#39;You Don&rsquo;t Know&#39; by Serious Intention bringing fresh&nbsp; electro flavour to this underground classic whilst hot production talent Chapter and Verse looks to the sublime vocals of Adeva and her classic&nbsp; &#39;In and Out of My Life&#39; to deliver a dancefloor bomb. Coming from a different angle but reaching for the same transcendent accapella is Namara whose &#39;In and Out&#39; laces some classic piano flavour and chugging beats into the equation. Finally, Cloonee is a name that has been on the lips of those who are tuned in to emergent talent for some time, clocking up millions of streams for bangers such as &#39;The Ciggie&#39; and &#39;Be Good to Me&#39;. On this occasion it&#39;s the genre smashing vocals of &#39;Body Work&#39; by Hot Streak that get put into the blender to provide a stomping workout that has been rocking dancefloors for some time.</p>

<p>However crazy the world may sometimes seem, one thing is for sure. quality stands the test of time and Easy Street prove it once more right here.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
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In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
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The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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<br>
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<p>?&copy;2021&nbsp;Easy Street Records International Corp.</p>

<p>Writers: R. Williams</p>

<p>Publisher: Andrea Lauren Music/Roger &ldquo;Wolfie&rdquo; Williams Music, admin. by Warner/Chappell Music</p>
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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
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In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
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In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
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The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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These initial successes were followed in 1984 by Serious Intention's club classic, "You Don't Know", produced by Paul Simpson &amp; Jocelyn Brown's "Pickin' Up Promises" , and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Rap", an updated version of the classic "Monster Mash". Beginning in 1985, Easy Street released several movie soundtrack albums including "The Protector", ( Jackie Chan's 1st American hit), "Code of Silence", starring Chuck Norris and "That Was Then, This is Now" featuring Emilio Estevez and Craig Sheffer. The Easy Street sound began to take shape with releases in 1986 from Shot/"Main Thing" (also recorded by Swedish pop star Robyn), Paul Simpson's "Treat Her Sweeter" &amp; culminating with "Ma Foom Bey" by Cultural Vibe (Tony Humphries &amp; Winston Jones) which arguably launched the era of "House" music. Collaborating with talented producers and artists, the Easy Street sound became synonymous with great songs &amp; powerful vocals, a formula that the label still follows today.<br>
<br>
In the mid 80's, productions by Blaze &amp; Smack Music helped to create a distinct New Jersey House sound. In Sync's, "Sometimes Love" (Blaze &amp; David Morales mixes) &amp; Adeva's "In &amp; Out of My Life" &amp; "Respect" became instant club hits, with the latter achieving platinum sales on Adeva's Chrysalis album! Towards the end of the decade, the label teamed up with Todd Terry, resulting in 2 important club hits by Hardhouse, "Check This Out" &amp; Voices In My House".<br>
<br>
In the 90's, producer/remixer's Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Blaze, Roger S, Deep Dish, Paramour, Hani, Full Intention, Knee Deep Bros, Benji Candelario and others all took a hand at creating new sounds &amp; re-working the classics for Easy Street. House jams by Extortion, Cassio, Alexander Hope, Keisha Jenkins, Kathy Brown &amp; especially De' Lacy's multi platinum single, "Hideaway", all left their imprint on the dance floor &amp; at radio. The decade ended with ATFC's/Onephatdeeva's interpretation of "In &amp; Out Of My Life", a mammoth UK pop &amp; club hit.<br>
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The new millennium introduced our fans in 2002 to "Shelter Me", written &amp; performed by Asaph Womack, who combined his artistry with the multi-talented Chris Herbert, one of the original members of Blaze, This gospel flavored anthem mixed by Dennis Ferrer, is a tribute to one of house music's most revered venues &amp; features a deeply soulful vocal along with some incredible trumpet solos. Other releases have included projects with Lenny Fontana, Moses McClean Productions (Mitch "Mad" Moses &amp; Vince McClean), Black Masses Orchestra (UK), The Rhythm Slaves &amp; Kid Massive. The Easy Street/Blaze connection continued with a 2 CD set aptly entitled "Celebration - A Soulful House Journey", selected and mixed by Blaze. Other collaborations included De' Lacy and Joeski ("Beautiful Day"), Afrikali/Joeski &amp; DJ Buck ("Out of the Jungle 2004"), Cultural Vibe/DJ Romain (Ma Foom Bey") and the UK's Robert de Fresnes and Scott Walker producing De' Lacy's "Funky With You". In July 2005, the renowned hip hop superstar, Missy Elliott , released "Lose Control", containing an excerpted sample from Hot Streak's/ "Body Work, that went on to become a worldwide radio &amp; video hit, earning her a Grammy and an MTV video award.  To great acclaim, Missy performed "Lose Control" during the half time show at the 2015 Super Bowl along with the superstar pop artist, Katy Perry.

The label's activities outside of the U.S. have continued to expand in recent years.  An affiliation with the U.K's Demon Music Group and relationships with the Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Ministry of Sound have ensured that the Easy Street catalog will continue to receive the widest possible distribution throughout Europe and the rest of the World.

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