シカゴのシンガー/ソングライターDavid Brownが1994年にリリースした人気盤が正規復刻！

Large Musicが送り出すDavid Brown“Feel Love”の復刻盤。94年にリリースされ、シカゴ・ハウスの歴史に刻まれた1曲が、長らく姿を消していたヴァイナル仕様で蘇る。

制作を担ったのはBlack Ice ProductionsのSherman RogersとDarren Brandon。シカゴのディープ・ハウス黎明期を象徴する温かなシンセ、催眠的なビート、そしてDavid Brownのエモーショナルなヴォーカルが絡み合い、当時の地下ダンスフロアを虜にした。

今回はリミキサー陣も豪華。Hot Mix 5の一員でシカゴ・ハウス創成期を支えたRalphi Rosarioがフロア直撃のグルーヴを注入し、Derrick CarterとChris NazukaがRed Nail名義で届けるリミックスは、アナログの質感を生かした荒削りでジャッキンなアプローチが際立つ。

過去を振り返るだけでなく、シカゴ・ハウスの魂をいまに伝える重要な一枚。世代を越えてフロアを揺らす力を持つクラシックだ。

A1. Feel Love (Ralphi Rosario Vox Mix)
A2. Feel Love (Sherman Rogers Underground Mix)
B1. Feel Love (Red Nail Dub)
B2. Feel Love (Ralphi Rosario Vox Dub)

LAR010-A1
LAR010-A2
LAR010-B1
LAR010-B2

Large Music proudly presents the long-awaited reissue of David Brown – “Feel Love”, originally released in 1994 and now making its triumphant return on vinyl for the first time in decades. Cataloged as LAR010, this essential piece of Chicago house history has been lovingly remastered and pressed to wax, reaffirming its legacy as a cornerstone of the genre.

Produced by Sherman Rogers and Darren Brandon of the acclaimed Black Ice Productions, “Feel Love” is a quintessential expression of the raw, soulful energy that defined the Windy City’s deep house scene in the early '90s. Blending hypnotic rhythms, warm synths, and David Brown’s emotive vocal delivery, the track captured the hearts of underground dancefloors from Chicago to the world.
Adding to the release's weight is an all-star lineup of remixers who need no introduction:
• Ralphi Rosario, one of house music’s original architects and a member of the legendary Hot Mix 5, brings his signature peak-hour intensity and timeless groove.
• Derrick Carter & Chris Nazuka, operating under their cult alias Red Nail, deliver a raw, stripped-back interpretation, dripping with analog grit and deep, jacking flavor.

This reissue isn’t just a nod to nostalgia—it’s a powerful reminder of house music’s roots and enduring spirit. Whether rediscovered or experienced for the first time, “Feel Love” stands tall as a classic slice of Chicago house, as relevant on today’s dancefloors as it was over 30 years ago.