Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : Peyton

gold coloured vinyl

debut album, black vinyl

debut album, coloured vinyl

slammin rune lindbaek edits

four never before released or publicly available demo cuts from the writing sessions of craig peyton and jolyon skinner circa 1983-1985. the duo produced and wrote hits for artists in between working on their own projects. these songs survived the past 30 years on a cassette tape, which was lovingly transferred for this exclusive to peyton records release. after their short but fruitful collaborative period, peyton went on as a writer and band leader and skinner went on to have a career as a songwriter for pop acts such as joe, nsync, and freddie jackson. in the words of craig peyton: “jolyon skinner and i met in the early ’80s through our mutual friend keith diamond (the trinidadian producer of hits such as “caribbean queen” by billy ocean). after we met, jolyon and i started regular writing sessions at my nyc p-factor studio. our first break came in 1983 with howard johnson’s “let this dream be real-. that was followed up with “love of a lifetime” by melba moore and “where ya gonna be tonight” for will collins. after this we were offered a recording deal by april blackwood music, but due to my contract with profile records at the time we couldn’t accept it. shortly after skinner got signed to zomba and we stopped writing together around 1985.

craig peyton was a mainstay in nyc jazz and dance music beginning in the 70s. from playing on dan hartmans -vertigo/relight my fire- to his work on boogie funk productions with daryl payne, he is one of the unsung heroes of the era where disco transitioned into house music. his drum machine and synth based cover of william devaughans -just be thankful- came out on profile records in 1983, a daring move for a white man trained on the vibes. he gives the jam a haunting and funky rework that has only escalated in popularity over the years. it has been bootlegged extensively while original copies remain quite elusive.

repress of this 1983 disco-classic by craig peyton.

we present one of the most covered house classic. its nothing new but time again to re-release this great song. produced by john jones (hed kandi), martin mayhem & steve norman from spandau ballet and peyton and remixed by dj meme who delivers a deluxe interpretation with his typical timeless sound. its a must for all the house heads!!! we promise this is dope for every country.

as intergal member of britains funky hoyuse scene for over a decade, paul gardner, one part of the soul avengerz, releases his new imprint worldwide on milk & sugar recordings. alongside his soul avengerz partner wayne o connell he put out a big number of productions and remixes in the past for famous record labels like cr2, positiva, hed kandi, island records and many more. some of them, like asbos >let the beat hit em< or james domans >everything s gonna be alright< became worldwide clubhits and created a huge request for paul gardners and wayne o connells dj and production skills. together with his vocalist peyton, paul gardner put his hands on one of the biggest house tunes of all times, dj sneaks 1997 slammer >u cant hide<

classic sounding vocal businezz on the brand new label!! its all about soul avengerz mixes!!

electroh based house track with soulful male vocals by peyton. mixes by funkellers, dj nick and hernandez vs dj tyo

2005 remixes by eric kupper, atfc & mauve dub!!

limited edition repress on red vinyl

special limited edition, white vinyl pressing, only 500 copies

gatefold picture sleeve, shrinkwrapped vinyl

including funk fanatics feat. peyton love is the answer (freemasons remix), kevin bryant who you wanna be (bob sinclar remix), phonjaxx & cozi costi sensual (extended vocal mix) and dave kurtis last night in miami (original mix)

2xcd, 30 tracks, 2 dj mixes

dj andy smith Ð one of the worlds premier funk djs and the man who supplied portishead with their samples Ð joins forces with keith lawrence - renowned reggae collector and reggae dj from www.colourfulradio.com - to present the heaviest selection of funky reggae in the uk smiths comps have sold over 35.000 units inc. the acclaimed -document- series which included albums for greensleeves & trojanp>killer cover versions of stevie wonders you havent done nothing (sly dunbar), marlena shaws woman of the ghetto (hortense ellis) & william de vaughns be thankful for what you got (donovan carless) super rare cuts from bumps jackson, barry waite & sly dunbar tracks from impact, randys, demon, dynamic, hot shot, tent & various pama records offshoots various tracks from the pama catalogue which back-in-the-day was a contemporary of trojan inc tony scotts what am i to do now, pussy by kid longo, lloyd terrells i did it, ricos tribute to don drummond, d tony lees peyton place, lester sterling & stranger coles bangarang & children get ready by the versatiles.