Peven Everett - I Can't Believe I Loved HerChicago's Peven Everett has long had a cult following for his own unique, live take on House music. The co producer and vocalist of Gabriel, which was not only one of the most legendary soulful house tracks of the 90s but also helped define the two step garage sound. In 2002 he released 'I Can't Believe I Loved Her' on King Street Sounds offshoot label, Nite Grooves, a soulful piece lamenting a love that went wrong. The track was a worldwide hit and

Limited reissue of this Deep House classic from '97

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The national Finnish jazz festival was held in Seinäjoki

new landscapes in jazz are explored without hiding

After the success of its latest release

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continue to evolve their take on house music after a decade in the game - releasing material on their Safe Music imprint alongside globally renowned labels including Saved

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with serious attention to detail

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who's been instrumental in getting this record reissued

Brazil and where they met as teenagers and would continue their friendship and musical bond at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague