Garage Classics

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Cat No: NEW9319CD

Release Date: 30 November 2018

Label: New State Music / New State Entertainment

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 885012034836

Genres: Dance

Description
The House & Garage Orchestra is the creation of old skool UK Garage (UKG) producer DJ Shy Cookie & long-term friend & co-producer Ishmael Hamilton and is the original live touting and recording House & Garage focused project. Fact!The House & Garage Orchestra presents Garage Classics is the first album release from this exciting live outfit and brings together 18 of the biggest UKG hits of the late 90s / early 00s brought back to life in a unique live band with orchestra style.The House & Garage Orchestra presents Garage Classics features a stellar line-up of original UKG artists and new talent all re-interpreting their own and others' anthems accompanied by the live band and orchestra.With artists including Sweet Female Attitude, Kele Le Roc, Denzee (Monsterboy), Shola Ama, MC Neat, Shelley Nelson, BB Diamond, Shy Cookie himself and newcomers Kayla Amor, Polly Pierce, Camden Cox, Oggie, Freejak & Safety First, Tough Love and Reigns the album has real nostalgia heritage alongside fresh faces.Massive House and UKG hits re-interpreted on the album include Movin' Too Fast (Artful Dodger), Flowers (Sweet Female Attitude), Sorry (Monsterboy), My Love (Kele Le Roc), Sincere (MJ Cole), Little Bit Of Luck (DJ Luck & MC Neat), Romeo (Basement Jaxx), Closer Than Close (Rosie Gaines), Crazy Love (MJ Cole), Something In Your Eyes (Ed Case), Imagine (Shola Ama), Gypsy Woman (Crystal Waters) and Hideaway (De'Lacy). Add to these two exclusive new tracks, Let Me Show You How and Change The World from Shy Cookie that are already causing waves at specialist radio plus two massive UKG remix-covers of classic tracks Masterblaster (Stevie Wonder) and Poison (Bel Biv Devoe).The House & Garage Orchestra presents Garage Classics is aimed squarely at the 25-34 & 35-44 lapsed clubber / coffee table demographic who remember the heady days of UK Garage from the late 90s and early 00s but are looking for a fresh, maybe more sedate but still exciting take on their favourite anthems.
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