“We Belong Together” contains four mixes.  The  main living room Peak Hour Mix opens up with hi-powered, dense bottoms and percussive elements that build into insistent key stabs then suddenly dives into this ear grabbing, drama-filled, twinkling symphonic break as Byron gently caresses the first ad libs lines over this enchanting orchestration.  From there, the sweet R&B “boogie” style chords become the platform for the verses, neatly placed horn accents dot across the full production.   The chorus is a killer; Byron slays the lyric as he always does in his exquisite, soulful pleading falsetto telling the object of his affection, “We Belong Together”. The Monday Night Vocal Mix goes a step further with percolating congas and swinging violins that accentuate the well-paced drums and percussion of this delectable mix.  The brassy horns sing in tandem with Byron as he tugs on the heartstrings with his romantic, chromatic vocal ad libs and signature riffs.  The sugar-laden strings and sparkling pianos brings to mind the 90's Ten City production  of Marshall Jefferson     DJ/songwriter/musician/producer, Maurice Fulton is one of House music’s true originals, back where he started .  Maurice had the first release on Basement Boys records with Sticky People "Kong"  .He is considered by some aficionados as the “Jimi Hendrix of House music” with a mind blowing complexity behind all that is deep, dark and funky.  As per the webzine, Resident Advisor, “Maurice is the toast of both the underground House and Leftfield scenes with an enviable back catalogue”. The Maurice Fulton mix takes a more soulful tech approach employing a host of electro sounds.  The multi-toned, percussive wind chime effect seductively caress each other into a fervent polyrhythmic vortex, and pulsating underneath this rhythmic melodic interplay are classic snares, tom toms & hi-hats, deep sub bass and a meaty kick all define a masterful alignment of electro and acoustic elements.  At the midway point, Maurice turns the suspense-filled symphonic intro from the previous mixes into this electro breakdown groove fest sure to drive dancers into a frenzy!   On top of this tech-driven soundscape, Byron delivers the heartfelt lyric. 

Basement Boys Records proudly present the second powerhouse single from the highly anticipated, “Monday Night Studio Session LP, Nobody’s Fool by the celebrated Soul/R&B/Funk/House empress, Rochelle Fleming who, as founder & lead vocalist for the world-renowned female trio, First Choice whose timeless mega-hits such as Doctor Love, Let No Man Put Asunder, Double Cross and Love Thang. These classics continue to inspire generations of global DJ’s, producers, vocalists, and music lovers.

Nobody’s Fool is a Disco-inspired, 4-to-the-floor, high-energy juggernaut that pulls no punches. Teddy Douglas' production is turned up and out in front, and serves like none other! Borrowing from the vocal house template of the early 90s and tailored for today’s contemporary Soulful House music aficionados, this production stands firmly in its distinctive flavor. Punchy bottoms, insistent hi-hats, and percussion support the R&B tinged, jazzy multi-layered sweet-sounding keys, and rumbling, moving live bass.

Rochelle’s vocal rhythmic gymnastics is masterful; she presents her affirmation with verve and backs up her claim that she may be a lot of things, but she’s nobody’s fool! The inventive lyric and lyrical melodies build to this funky, catchy, rapid-fire vamp and Rochelle brings it home as only she can. This is a definite add-on to any Soulful House DJ’s playlist who prefers a little diversity to spice up their dance floor or mix show. The “Instrumental Monday Night Studio Sessions Groove Mix” is included. Be on the lookout for the Monday Night Studio Session LP slated for release this fall.

Produced by Teddy Douglas Written by: Teddy Douglas, Rochelle Fleming, George Correia, Hozay Clowney Bass: Irvin Madden Keyboards: Hozay Clowney Drums & Percussion: Teddy Douglas

The first single from "The Monday Night Studio Sessions @ Rockwell"......Coming This Spring 2020!!

The LP is a collection of artists who have performed at The Rockwell in Baltimore. Monday Night Studio Sessions @ Rockwell features D.J. Teddy Douglas, D.J. Tanz, Davon McCoy on percussion and Charles Dockins on keyboards, alongside featured artists monthly.

After a Monday Night Session, Barbara, Zhana and Teddy Douglas collaborated Tuesday afternoon (after seafood from The Inner Harbor, of course) and this is the result.

The Salsoul Disco inspired track produced by Basement Boy Teddy Douglas, with live musicians being just the icing on the cake for the pulsating, soul stomping, uplifting chorus of "You Can Do It" co-written by Barbara Tucker and Zhana drives the energy in this timeless classic. Already supported by David Morales, Hector Romero, Danny Krivit.....sure to be your peak hour dance floor gem this year.

Original Spenitch duo of DJ Spen and Maurice Fulton gets a remix by the head honcho himself Teddy Douglas along with DJ Greg Lewis. The new keyboards were done by Charles Dockins at Monday Night Studio sessions live while playing over the DJ. And the next day Teddy went into the studio to recapture the energy on record.. and here it is "I'm Blessed" feat Richard Burton, sure to heat up this summer!!! Produced by Teddy Douglas and DJ Greg Lewis Engineered by DJ Greg Lewis Recorded and Mixed at Blacklist Media Studio Lead and Bkg Vocals; Richard Burton Piano, Bass; Charles Dockins Drums and Live percussion; Davon McCoy, Teddy Douglas Sax; Brandon Moultrie Overdub Piano /Organ; Kaleb Tiggle

Written By Teddy Douglas, Hoza Clowney, Andrea Holdclaw, Steven Greene Produced by Teddy Douglas and DJ Greg Andrea Holdclaw -the ORIGINAL Basement Girl.. before Ultra Nate before Crystal Waters ..there was Andrea. In the late 80's the classic "Don't Blame Me" on Profile Records was signed by A&R Brian Chin ..who put out the powerful demo that Tony Humphries was hammering on WBLS and Club Zanzibar. Now after talking to Teddy Douglas about a new song.......the raw soul singer, reminiscent of Stephanie Mills, is BACK!!!! "Get Lifted" The self love anthem is a song about being Happy about who you are. The raw emotion and the Gospel inspired track from Hoza and Teddy is infectious. Get Lifted...Higher and Higher and Love Yourself .....Hot Summer 2018 Jam.

Produced by Teddy Douglas Written by Teddy Douglas and Hoza Clowney Recorded and Engineerd by DJ Greg Lewis for Blacklist Media Mastered by DJ Spen Drums, Percussion, Voices by Teddy Douglas Keyboards, Bass, Organ by Hoza Clowney After it's debut at the Groove Odyssey New Years Day Party at Ministry of Sound earlier this year, Rise has been supported by Tedd Patterson, DJ Spen and David Harness just to name a few. It's finally available. The floor stomping, roof raising track of the summer features Hoza Clowney long time writer, musician and collaborator with the Basement Boys on countless tunes over the years. Now he get to share the spotlight with the man himself. Wow guys!! Another Basement Boys Classic.

Inspirational Dance Royalty returns on fire. The highly sought after track that DJ Spen has been hammering is finally being released. Among tremendous file sharing between Top Jocks like Tony Humphries, Bobby and Steve, Karizma and Teddy Douglas, this is one of the most anticipated tracks for 2017. Basement Boys records are "HAPPY" to release "Wanna be Happy" The Kirk Franklin rework Produced by DJ Spen, Gary Hudgins and David Anthony (DA Vibes). Vonita White, Randy Roberts, and Martin Wilson deliver an unparalleled performances in the classic Jasper St. style.

Teddy Douglas the legendary veteran of dance music has re-recorded some selections from his Retro Soul collaboration with Marcell Russell. We here at Basement Boys are excited to bring you the first of those reproductions. Good Morning Love was recorded live. "The process, says Teddy Douglas, is magical, like the Motown studio sessions where everything was recorded live. I love working this way, you leave room for God to come into the room." Produced by Teddy Douglas Engineered/Recorded by Bill Pratt Drummer- CJ Bennett Bass- Gerald Richardson Guitar- Eric Robinson Percusionist- Dana Franklin, Vincent Adams Horns- Brandon Moultrie, Patrick Harrison Keyboards- Michael Mackey, Big Luke Backing Vocals- Krystal Brown, Zenia McPhearson, Stanford Dow Also added to the package are the long awaited, slamming Shelter Remixes by Adam Rios and Mark Francis.

The man with the golden voice Marcell Russell and Teddy Douglas of Basement Boys fame collaborate on what most critiques are saying is one of the premier singles from the Retro Soul LP, out now on Basement Boys Records. "Til My Baby Comes Home" is the Luther Vandross cover where at times Marcell Russell sounds a lot like LV himself. Production from Teddy Douglas on the original extended LP version and remixes by Legendary DJ Kenny Carpenter See you on the dance floor!

Rochelle Fleming (Lead singer of First Choice) is back with another club banger surely to become a classic. In 2013, Rochelle Fleming garnered her first Traxsource #1 with "I'm Gonna Give it to You". Now she is back with Super Producer/DJ Teddy Douglas of the legendary Basement Boys along with composer Hozay Clowney and lyricist G-Iz Correia to bring you the high energy club anthem about self-empowerment. Fleming states, "working with these guys reminds me of working with Norman Harris and Allen Felder of Salsoul days, yet they bring their own unique approach to the music." CREDITS Produced by Teddy Douglas Written by Teddy Douglas, George Correia, Hozay Clowney, Rochelle Fleming All Keyboards, Piano, Organ by Hozay Clowney Drums and Percussion by Teddy Douglas Backgrounds Vocals by Rochelle Fleming Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by Bill Pratt and Teddy Douglas

Finally!!!! The long awaited stellar remixes have arrived from the man himself Kenny Carpenter. Kenny Carpenter has done it once again!!!! The Heart & Soul's timeless arrangements are evident in this killer remix and the brilliant vocalist Marcell Russell is at the top of his game. This tune will surely be massive with the soulful house crowd but also has enough energy for all dance floors across the globe. Teddy and Marcell love to collaborate and when they do it's always the best of both worlds. They have been in the studio for months working on a full length CD due for release this Fall. "Teddy Douglas feat. Marcell" on Basement Boys Records.

Basement Boys Records finally releases the highly anticipated Kenny Carpenter remixes. Joined on the remix package is the Dimitri from Paris Kenny Carpenter Slammin' remixes. And if that wasn't enough the Karizma unreleased Dub is also included for a super size remix package sizzling for the summer.

The legendary Jasper Street Co. returns!!! After their stellar Southport Weekender and Camelot performances with the Basement Boys last year in the UK, it was inevitable that J.S.C. would soon be back in the studio recording once more. Upon their arrival back to Baltimore, Teddy Douglas, Dj Spen, Karizma, and Thommy Davis came together with Dj Greg Lewis for the "Basement Sessions" producing the foundation for the first J.S.C. release in over 10 years. The talents of musicians/songwriters Wayne Cooper and Hozay Clowney are displayed with classic church organ and rhythm guitar riffs creating that ole' foot stompin', good time in the basement feel that J.S.C. is known for. The lyrics are written and sung by Tracy Hamlin , Vonita White and long time collaborator Randy Roberts who penned many J.S.C. classic hits like "Praisin His Name", "Solid Ground", "Smile", and "God Helps Those (Who Help Themselves)". We know that you will enjoy every minute of this long awaited labor of love!!! "Reach"! Keyboards by Hozay Clowney Guitar by Wayne Cooper Drums Dj Spen, Thommy Davis, Teddy Douglas & Karizma Recorded at Blacklist Media Baltimore, MD. Additional vocals recorded at Bratt Studio by Bill Pratt

Produced by Teddy Douglas Vocals Produced by Navasha Daya All Instruments by Hozay Clowney Guitar by Wayne Cooper All Drum Programming Teddy Douglas Navasha Daya Supernova Spinning the Brand New Slammin' collaboration from the ex- lead singer of the band Fertile Ground and the man himself Teddy Douglas. The union was formed in late 2000 when Teddy produced "Live in the Light" for the band. Both Baltimore based, it was inevitable the two would work together. The Original Paradox mix has been a staple at the club for months supported by Louie Vega and Teddy Douglas. The talented singer/songwriter, Navasha co-wrote the song and performed all the vocals reminding us that we're all in the Supernova Spinning as one. Sure to be big with jocks like Timmy Regisford , Joe Claussell Tony Humphries Danny Krivit.

Teddy Douglas reunites with Baltimore's own Marcell and Grammy nominated Maysa for a fresh Latin summer jam! Maysa delivers her classic sweet vocal arrangement and her signature scatt and Marcell, the R&B crooner, delivers a powerful vocal performance. P-Funk Horns and Trumpet Solo by Legendary Benny Cowan. Produced by Teddy Douglas Written by Teddy Douglas, Marcel Russell,Hozay Clowney Piano- Hozay Clowney Drum Programming- Teddy Douglas Trumpet and Horns- Benny Cowan Vocals- Scatt- Maysa Lead Vocals- Marcell Russell

Teddy Douglas is at it again. Originally released on Basement Boys' God's House Records (2003), this was a favorite at Southport 50. The opening song to the Basement Boys set at Southport 50 finally comes out! "Shelter" Written by Ann Nesby and Teddy Douglas. The long awaited remix of the classic is here. This peak hour floor filler has the same energy as her previous work with Sounds of Blackness - "The Pressure". The keyboards are pure Hoza Clowney style and the beats are rocking courtesy of Teddy Douglas and DJ Greg. Just in time for summer. Credits: Remixed by Teddy Douglas for Basement Boys Productions Produced by Teddy Douglas Engineered by DJ Greg and Teddy Douglas Written by Ann Nesby and Teddy Douglas Hammond b3 Organ, Piano by Hoza Clowney Drum Programming by Teddy Douglas and DJ Greg Lewis

"Born This Way" was written by Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson for the play adaptation of the book "Invisible Life" by E Lynn Harris. Produced by Teddy Douglas and an all star cast of his friends/singers/musicians to bring you this year's hottest anthem for being brave and saying "I am who I am". I was born this way. Written by Nick Ashford, Valerie Simpson Published by Nick-O-Val Music Co.,Inc. Produced by Teddy Douglas Lead Vocalist: Kenny Bobien Background Vocalists: Marcell Russell, Lisa Russell, Thomas Roberts, Kenny Bobien, Andrea Holdclaw, Organ, Piano: Hozay Clowney Guitar: Wayne Cooper Drums: Teddy Douglas Engineered and Recorded by Dj Greg Lewis, Bill Pratt, Teddy Douglas.

Continuation of the very exciting BBR078, the successful collaboration between iconic Rochelle Fleming and Basement Boys' Teddy Douglas. These are must have mixes by Teddy Douglas that will heighten the dance floor success of the original. These unreleased mixes are just what the dance floor is demanding to take "I'm Gonna Give It To You" to the next level.

35 years ago Rochelle Fleming sang, "It's Not Over" as the lead singer of the trailblazing R&B group, First Choice and apparently she means it! Back from a 17-year recording absence, Rochelle has teamed up with Teddy Douglas of the hitmaking Basement Boys (Crystal Waters, Ultra Nate) to produce a hot new summer jam, "I'm Gonna Give It To You". Fleming and Douglas co-wrote the track along with Hozay Clowney ( Diddy, Faith Evans) and Fleming's personal manager, George "Iz" Correia. Celebrating 40 years in the music business, Rochelle has continued to have a major presence in House music due to the countless samples of her vocals. "I'm Gonna Give it to You" marks the first time Fleming collaborated with Douglas and speaks fondly of their new relationship. "I felt really comfortable working with Teddy. He reminded me so much of Norman Harris and I'm looking forward to working with him on future projects."

Now remixed by label owner Legendary DJ Producer Teddy Douglas along with Hozay Clowney and Dj Greg Lewis. Critically and crowd-acclaimed house music producer Kai Alce and sassy vocalist Kayenne have teamed up once more for the latest NDATL release, "Love Don't Love You Back". Kayenne, a spicy yet sultry bayou beauty, arrived in Atlanta from Baton Rouge, La., in 2002 to sprinkle a little heat into the music world. Her relatable lyrics and convincing vocal delivery connect with listeners, making them feel as if she's just given them a piece of her soul. That holds true with "Love Don't Love You Back", which Kayenne wrote with Alce's production in mind. Though her music has soulful elements, you can hear the rock and alternative influences of Terence Trent D'Arby and Pat Benatar, and a smoothness in the likeness of Amel Larrieux. Since her beginnings at Hendu and Crossover Studio around 2003, the raspy-voiced singer has worked with noted Atlanta artists and producers such as Bobby Valentino, Armando Colone and Isaac Hayes III. In 2007, VIBE magazine and Creative Loafing newsweekly both spotlighted Kayenne as a new artist worth watching - and listening to. In a continued effort to diversify her sound, she began writing with such underground dance producers as Justin Chapman of KemeticJust, and later Kai Alce. In 2010, Alce and Kayenne would release the breakout No. 1 charting single "Someone", with help from veteran producer Phil Asher of Restless Soul. Carefully nurturing her new found genre, Kayenne and Alce continue to collaborate on future singles and projects. Their latest single, "Love Don't Love You Back", keeps the lyrics simple, which makes the words of un-returned love more relatable. The tune starts out like a slow burn, with Kayenne's singing reminiscent of the embers of a passionate love gone wrong. Before long, her voice - and the groove - bursts into flames and engulfs the listener. The backbeat is particularly notable, drawing you in as much as the heartfelt lyrics. The melody may be light, perfectly accompanying Kayenne's voice, but there's an unmistakable deep house base that makes the tune worth turning up. Just in time to raise the temperature on dance floors globally this summer, "Love Don't Love You Back" is set for release in April on legendary dance label Basement Boys Records, with remixes from label owner Teddy Douglas to follow. Special Thanx to Rick Corey, Byron The Aquarius & Terry Roanoke, DJ Swift for the dope video!

Critically and crowd-acclaimed house music producer Kai Alce and sassy vocalist Kayenne have teamed up once more for the latest NDATL release, "Love Don't Love You Back". Kayenne, a spicy yet sultry bayou beauty, arrived in Atlanta from Baton Rouge, La., in 2002 to sprinkle a little heat into the music world. Her relatable lyrics and convincing vocal delivery connect with listeners, making them feel as if she's just given them a piece of her soul. That holds true with "Love Don't Love You Back", which Kayenne wrote with Alce's production in mind. Though her music has soulful elements, you can hear the rock and alternative influences of Terence Trent D'Arby and Pat Benatar, and a smoothness in the likeness of Amel Larrieux. Since her beginnings at Hendu and Crossover Studio around 2003, the raspy-voiced singer has worked with noted Atlanta artists and producers such as Bobby Valentino, Armando Colone and Isaac Hayes III. In 2007, VIBE magazine and Creative Loafing newsweekly both spotlighted Kayenne as a new artist worth watching - and listening to. In a continued effort to diversify her sound, she began writing with such underground dance producers as Justin Chapman of KemeticJust, and later Kai Alce. In 2010, Alce and Kayenne would release the breakout No. 1 charting single "Someone", with help from veteran producer Phil Asher of Restless Soul. Carefully nurturing her new found genre, Kayenne and Alce continue to collaborate on future singles and projects. Their latest single, "Love Don't Love You Back", keeps the lyrics simple, which makes the words of un-returned love more relatable. The tune starts out like a slow burn, with Kayenne's singing reminiscent of the embers of a passionate love gone wrong. Before long, her voice - and the groove - bursts into flames and engulfs the listener. The backbeat is particularly notable, drawing you in as much as the heartfelt lyrics. The melody may be light, perfectly accompanying Kayenne's voice, but there's an unmistakable deep house base that makes the tune worth turning up. Just in time to raise the temperature on dance floors globally this summer, "Love Don't Love You Back" is set for release in April on legendary dance label Basement Boys Records, with remixes from label owner Teddy Douglas to follow. Special Thanx to Rick Corey, Byron The Aquarius & Terry Roanoke, DJ Swift for the dope video!

Treat yourself to something new and fresh for 2013. I Can't Seem, the funky disco inspired jam is brand new from Basement Boys Records, could have easily been recorded in the late 1970's. Produced by the man himself, Teddy Douglas. He enlists some of his famous friends like Parliament Funkadelic P-funk horn section -Benny Cowan, Greg Thomas and Greg Boyer; Basement Boys band members Wayne Cooper, Neal Conway, Irvin Madden and Victor Williams for this gem. Written by Sharon Brown-Adams and long time collaborator Neal Conway. Sharon delivers a powerful vocal performance of love that won't let go. Sure to be another timeless classic from the boys.

Produced by Teddy Douglas Rhythm Guitar & Guitar Solo by Wayne Cooper Keyboards/Drums by Teddy Douglas Chant by Wayne Cooper, Teddy Douglas Basement Boys presents Mudfoot Jones returns with the new single "Black Heroes" (from the forthcoming CD). This tribal track is reminiscent of early Santana recordings with the brilliant guitar work of Wayne Cooper long time guitarist for the Basement Boys Production Company. He also joins Teddy Douglas on vocals with the infectious chant. Peak hour hotness!!

From the forth coming LP "Basement Boys present Mudfoot Jones" Produced by Teddy Douglas. Engineered by Bill Pratt Vocalist: Marcell is the lead singer from Marcell and the Truth. Horns: P-Funk Horns- Benny Cowan, Greg Thomas Guitar: Wayne Cooper Piano: Hozay Clowney Drums: Teddy Douglas THE STORY OF MUDFOOT JONES Born Maurice Jones in the Bayou of Louisiana, he got the name he is most known for from being heavy on the bass drum, when he played the drums. He plays almost any instrument and sings a little too. One day at BB King's rehearsal, BB called out,"Hey Mudfoot! Can you turn it down some, son!". And the name "Mudfoot" stuck to him like glue. Since then he has played various instruments with everybody from John Lee Hooker to Herbie Mann. Traveled the world many times over, as a legendary sideman with just about everybody who's somebody. Early last year on a flight to Japan, Teddy Douglas (a big Mudfoot fan) traveling to DJ Gigs in Japan, just happened to be seated next to Mudfoot (also headed to Japan for gigs). Fate was working it's magic on that flight! It took 12 hours to convince Mudfoot to record an album with the Basement Boys. It would be his first time solo album. With writing and producing from the Basement Boys, the collaboration is a magical mix of Blues, Jazz, Gospel, and Latin Rhythms that created tracks of down home, get up and get down music for everyone.

Bringing the HEAT for the summer! Basement Boys Records returns strong with the brilliant lead vocalist from Jasper Street Co.- Chino Chino steps out on this solo project with long time collaborator Teddy Douglas and the result is EPIC! Written by Teddy Douglas , Hozay Clowney and Thomas Roberts (Jasper Street Co., you can hear that signature JSC sound of earlier recordings like, "God Helps Those" and "A Feeling"). Sure to be a future house classic! Welcome back Basement Boys Records! Produced by Teddy Douglas Written by Teddy Douglas,Thomas Roberts,Hozay Clowney Published by Basement Boys Music (ASCAP) 2012 All instruments & Rhodes: Hozay Clowney Background Vocals: Thomas Roberts, Chino Vocal Arrangments: Thomas Roberts All Drums: Teddy Douglas

All percussion instruments and Kalimba by Teddy Douglas String synths and Organ Solo by Hozay Clowney Teddy Douglas unleashes a tribal/jazzy celebration of the Motherland. This track is truly a "Journey to the Motherland", jump on board and enjoy the journey.

Re-Edit Teddy Douglas Basement Boys Records is re-launching with the first new material in four years. The first new release is by Primal Massive-- Let's Go. An electronic, 80's tinged Giorgio Moroder inspired smash with its catchy chant-- Let's Go Let's Go!!!!

Two Basment Boys classic tracks brought up to date for Miami 2006, sure to rock the floor!! DJ Teddy Douglas re-edits the early Basement Boys Records release (BBR014) by DJ Oji - Paradox EP- "SCATTMASTERS". This bangin' re-edit makes this 1997 release sound like it was released in January 2006. Taken from the Basement Boys Productions new 3 CD Anthology. This single shows how relevant this classic piece of electronica can be with a hot new edit. This will bang in all kinds of venues this spring like it is a brand new cut. Scattmasters is electronica, dance funk reminiscent of the classic Martin Circus updated. The Karizma remix of THE CARIBOU by Teddy Douglas. The Caribou was DJ Teddy Douglas's follow up to the incredible Violin. It features Francesco the Violin- the incedible violinist featured on the original Violin. This incredible remix was only previously available as part of the limited edition 15th Anniversary Box Set of Vinyl. Many who missed that limited pressing have been requesting its re-release. Here it is!! This mix is not part of the Anthology.

DJ tools to be used in the mix, not productions.

Teddy Douglas of the Basement Boys brings you this fanominal track! The Path is a deep joint with some nice syth work that takes you on a journey, don't sleep on this one it's a must have for any old school B-boys fan!

Lead single form the forthcoming Basement Boys mix CD which was mixed by Teddy Douglas. 2 mixes here of this soulful vocal cut from the Basement Boys with the full vocal mix showcasing Michelle's Extraordinary vocal talents and the dub provides some booty sahkin action for the late night masses

Written by:J. Steinhour, M. Weeks, T. Douglas Published by Basement Boys Music (ASCAP) Remixers, Producers, and arrangers: Teddy Douglas & Jay Steinhour for Basement Boys Productions

New mixes of this classic houser from the Basement Boys catalog by NY native, now residing in the LA. Scotty K. takes this all time classic from the boys…adds some smooth punchy tribal drums and piano lines. The Instrumental has a smoking hammond organ solo. Written by: T. Douglas, S. Spencer, R. Hamlet, V. White, G. Hudgins Published by: Basement Boys Music (ASCAP), Kinda Kool Music (BMI)

Accapellas for use in DJ sets, but not for production.

Unreleased mixes of classic Jasper Street Co. hits.

Soulful house goodies given a little extra help with a mix from Shelter fave Sir Piers. It's from the Basement Boys so its guaranteed to deliver the goods with class. Writers: T. Douglas, B. Woods, L. Burgess, G, Hudgins and J. Steinhour Producer, Mixer, Arranger: Remixed by Sir Piers for Curious Productions Musicians Publisher: Basement Boys Music(ASCAP)

House version of the Stones classic complete with them infectious Oooh Ohh's. This one comes on the Basement Boys label so you can expect some silky smooth house here. There is a full vocal mix as well as a couple of drum workouts. Writers M. Jagger and K. Richard Producer, Mixer, Arranger: Basement Boys Publisher: ABKCO Music Inc.(BMI)

Looking for another deep vocal treat to hit your Jersey fix, well you can stop right here because the Basement Boys have the tracks you desire. Deep Gospel house with a groove, a vibe, and a sound that is as deep as it gets. Writers: S. Spencer, T. Douglas, L. Dorsey, G. Hudgins, I Madden, S. Producer, Mixer, Arranger: Basement Boys Richardson, W.Cooper and E. Madden Publisher: Kinda Kool Music (BMI) Basement Boys Music (ASCAP)

Smokin' cover of Maxwell's "No One" from Basement Boys with Jonel on the vocals. Writers: Musze, Stuart Mathewman, Hod David Sony/ATV Tunes LLC, Muszewell, Sony/ATV Music Publishing UK Ltd. And Monzaflint Ltd. (ASCAP) Producer, Mixer, Arranger: Basement Boys KEYS: Gary Hudgins GUITAR: Wayne Cooper BASS: Irvin Madden BEATS: DJ Spen and Basement Boys