Open Bar Music licenses the classic from West End Records for worldwide release with more remixes set to arrive after the original release. Of all of the anthems and classic to bare the Larry Levan moniker, his quintessential sound and perfectionism was epitomized by one record in particular, this ground breaking offering from 1982. The New York Citi Peech Boys were an electro-disco collective that comprised Michael de Benedictus(a synthesizer player who often jammed alongside Levan in the DJ booth at The Garage), vocalist Bernard Fowler and guitarist Robert Kasper. Levan took a whole year to complete the final mix down, but the end result matched Fowler's absorbing acapella vocal cries with crisp hi-hat claps and made the song one of the most endearing and over-sampled records in dance music's history. 25 years on DJ Dove helms the project and fellow New Yorkers Davidson Ospina and Oscar P add a soulful undercarriage to Fowler's timeless cries to rewrite history. So what made DJ Dove tackle this classic? "It's one of my favorite records of all time" says Dove. "I grabbed the vocals, made the track, and took it to West End. They liked it, we made a deal, but then the company decided not to be active anymore and release new music instead just dealing with its back catalog...So I talked to the boys at Open Bar Music who delivered great remixes. Open Bar is one of the hottest new labels out there right now and they were granted a license from West End.Thank God or else this would have been a white label instead of an actual release that deserves attention".
Nuff Said. coverage by Lewis Dene - DJ Magazine UK

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