M is for Motion & Janice Robinson feat. Tomi Jones - How High the Moon (Pride Mixes)

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🌝 REMIXES BY: UNTIL DAWN • DIVISION 4 • MARK VDH • INDUSTRIAL BADGER 🌝

The second of two releases off the upcoming Pride Month album release, A Night At Studio M, M is For Motion pays homage to the iconic disco album, A Night at Studio 54. A Night At Studio M will reimagine many of disco’s greatest dance floor hits. Some still played on radio today, others only diehard discophiles will know. How High The Moon is just one of those deeper cut Gloria Gaynor classics.

“How High The Moon” with Janice Robinson and featuring Tomi Jones is a pure slice of vintage disco heaven reimagined. But it's origin is anything but dance. Originally a jazz standard from the 1940’s Broadway revue “Two For The Show,” and a rare serious moment in an otherwise humorous show, “How High The Moon” became an instant standard. Over the 85 years since it's debut, “How High The Moon” has been re-recorded and released as "chart topping hits" by over 60 seminal artists including Louis Armstrong, Chet Baker, Dave Brubeck, June Christy, Nat King Cole, Bing Crosby, Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny Goodman, Marvin Gaye, Sarah Vaughan, and Abbey Lincoln just to mention a few. But it was Gloria that first took it to the dance floor.

The Classic Disco Mix by M is for Motion's “How High The Moon” encapsulates the original spirit and joy Gloria brought to this rather serious track. However Janice Robinson and Tomi Jones add a fervor and passion with her interpretation that will raise spirits on the dance floor. And three additional mixes help to bring this unconventional track to modern dance floors.

The UK's Until Dawn are the powerhouse remix producers behind some of the 2000's biggest dance floors hits for P!nk, Christina Aguilera, Lisa Stansfield, Bananarama, Carly Rae Jepson, Agnes, Ava Max, Dannii, and most recently Chappel Roan's hit "Super Graphic Ultra Modern." Cooking up their special blend of fat house beats, big string arrangements, and infectious stabs, the Until Dawn mix is a powerful peak time remix. Australia's Division 4, known for his smooth piano rhythms and thick pulsating baselines, blends that sound with classic disco rhythms to create a velvety summer dance floor and poolside remix. The Industrial Bader delivers a big bass-heavy sexy tech mix that is a late night departure from the disco and house versions.

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