Great to see the heat on Richard Earnshaw’s new single Cry Me A River…which has now topped the Soulful House Chart on Traxsource with the massive Black Coffee remix!
Richard’s Club Mix is also placed at #6 – which makes 2 tracks in the Top 10!
Cry Me a River is the second single from the acclaimed debut album from the super-talented Richard Earnshaw.
Featuring Imogen Ryall on vocals, this is a great new version of Ella Fitsgerald’s classic song, coming with a massive 8 mixes versions for you to savour – including the monstrous LeftSide Wobble remix below.
Imogen Ryall has worked as a Jazz Singer throughout the UK and Europe her album entitled ‘Alone Together’ received extensive support from Jazz FM – DJ Sarah Ward commented: “Captivating…. a very, very lovely voice indeed”. Imogen has also provided lead and backing vocals on ‘Blame It On The Boogie’ for producer Mick Jackson and Richard Earnshaw’s huge anthem ‘Joyride’.
Single is available for download March 28th on Traxsource / Physical April 11th on Groovefinder.
Listen to Richard’s brilliant vocal mix here:
Check out the massive Leftside Wobble remix here:
Another club hit in the making for Richard, for sure!
As ever, the guys have loaded the new issue with some killer features and interviews.
Click on the link to read an interview with cover star and soul legend Leroy Burgess, talking about his critically acclaimed Throwback Vol II album, alongside a chat with rising star Louise Golbey who supported Nathan Watson at his Jazz Cafe date last week!
And if that wasn’t enough to whet your appetite, there are two great video interviews! One with our boy Richard Earnshaw, and the other with UK soul siren Bashiyra, who talks about the imminent release of her red-hot single Don’t Get In My Face!
soulm8 goes from strength to strength with every issue … and this is definitely one of the best yet!
There’s a great new in-depth interview with Richard just-published online in Blues & Soul.
Says Richard on making the record:
“…it was a great opportunity to do the album, what I didn’t want to do was just get a load of tracks and throw them all together and say there’s an album. That’s another reason why it took so long, as I wanted to demonstrate that there was more to my repertoire as a producer then just making house music. So even though there are house tempo tracks on there, there is a lot of live stuff on there too. My brother did all the live drums, yes there are programmed bits on there, but there is a lot of live work in there. I wanted to show people that I am a producer, and producers should be able to turn their hand to pretty much anything.”
Richard Earnshaw recently sat down with the mighty David Nathan from Soul.com, to talk in-depth about his brilliant album In Time, which features the likes of Jocelyn Brown, Roy Ayers and Carlene Anderson among others.
Says Richard on working with the legendary Jocelyn Brown:
“Yes, she came down. Came down to the flat, sang the flipping place to the ground, and probably entertained a lot of the people in Chichester at the time as well, because the windows were open and it was very warm! And uh, yeah, that was an incredible experience.”
Wow! Would loved to have been a neighbour during that session!