Do It Anyway Records

John Morales feat. Brian Lucas - All My Love

John Morales presents a ground-up remake of one of his all-time favourite classics: LAX's 1979 disco track All My Love.

A regular feature in John's sets, the track has been completely rebuilt with keyboard wizard Gary Hudgins, with every element replayed for a more up-tempo, contemporary and club-ready feel. Brian Lucas tops it off with silky-smooth vocals and funky guitar work, while Roberto Pace provides the bass and Lovely Laura adds her distinctive sax.

The M+M Main Mix settles into a full-bodied disco groove, briefly opens up through the middle, then brings the rhythm section and musicianship firmly back to the floor. The accompanying instrumental gives the production and live playing room to shine.

Produced by John Morales
Written by R. Benatar, G. Senogies and G. Leib

Drum programming: John Morales
Keyboards: Gary Hudgins and John Morales
Bass: Roberto Pace
Sax: Lovely Laura
Vocals and guitars: Brian Lucas

Release Date	August 6th, 2026
Catalog No	DIA018
Label	Do It Anyway Records

track	artist
All My Love (M+M Main Mix)	John Morales feat. Brian Lucas	8:19
All My Love (M+M Mix Instrumental)	John Morales feat. Brian Lucas	8:14

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Andi Durrant

Sounds good - cheers for sending!

Ken At Work

Love this John

bob jeffries

another top tune!

Butch

Top stuff!

Brandon Block

LAX great rework

Hippie Torrales

Nice cover version

Iain Boney Clark

Yeah Baby

hifi sean

John knows his soul.

Jamie 326

Love it. thanks again for sending.

Damian Wilson

tasty

Jean-françois JF

Top !

Leo Mas

Great Instrumental

Mark Knight

Thanks for the music!

michael mystic vibes radio

FULLLLL support. ✊🏾

Michelle Manetti

lovely disco house!

Tony Walker

Dope!! Full support!!

Mark Doyle

WE LIKE THIS - Full Support from Hedkandi Radio

Christian Twilight

all over this... great track

Lenny Fontana

beautiful cover.. of one of Preludes favorite releases.. amazing

niall

nice vibe on this

sean brosnan

classic vibes

Mannix

superb

Michael Gray

Class - Full Support !

Hector Romero

Yes!! Love it!! Great job John and Lucas!! On it. H

marcia carr

Lovely cover of the LAX gem.

wim devos

Downloading for Houseofhouse.be

Steve Newsome

Ohhhh M+M mix. Without a doubt one of the greatest producers in the world. Full support on this

Farley & Heller

beautiful ... faboulous work people

Degsy

Defo got the John Morales sound on and will be busting this for sure on my sets!!!! nice one John and Brian!!!

Willie Graff

Very nice cover version of this classic! Top sound. Thanks John!

FAZ

Love this cover of a big favourite of mine! Classy!

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D.I.A (Do It Anyway) is the bold new imprint founded by Phil Rose—better known by his aliases Jaegerossa, Platinum City, and Love Doves. A longtime partner-in-crime at the iconic Midnight Riot label, Phil cut his teeth alongside the legendary Andy Williams (Yam Who?), learning from one of the best in the business.

Following Andy's untimely passing in 2025, Phil joined forces with co-owners John Morales and Rhett Hill alongside Graham Audiowhores Lord (Label Manager) to launch D.I.A is a label built on legacy, passion, and fearless creativity.

From underground house to disco, gospel to funk, soulful edits to floor-filling anthems, D.I.A is dedicated to championing both emerging talent and established legends. It's more than a label it's a movement. Do It Anyway.