Soulfuric is one of the most well-renowned labels in house music worldwide. Under the production guises Jazz-N-Groove and Urban Blues Project, Brian Tappert and Marc Pomeroy released records on classic labels including Sub-Urban, Strictly Rhythm and AM:PM, even cueing up the first ever release on Defected Records (and a UK chart no.8) with Soulsearcher’s 'Can’t Get Enough'. In 1996, the two founded their own label Soulfuric Recordings which eventually included sub-labels Soulfuric Deep and Soulfuric Trax. Soulfuric was and is one of the most important labels in the history of this genre we love, garnering a cult following and releasing classics from Hardsoul, John ‘Julius’ Knight, Urban Blues Project, 95 North, Afromento and Wayne Gardiner.

Mike Mucci goes under his Da Mooch alias to present his ultra-funky ‘Send Me Some Love’, originally released in 1997 on Soulfuric Trax. He enlists the vocal talents of Ellis Miah in his Original Mix featuring tight keys and a rocking bass. Jazz-N-Groove’s Marc Pomeroy alongside Mitch Scott Unger ramp up the bass and lay down some serious synths in their Send Me Some Dub. Da Mooch delivers the all-essential Dub Me Some Love and Accapella versions completing this bumping Soulfuric Trax release sure to get the feet two-stepping.

Da Mooch featuring Ellis Miah ‘Send Me Some Love’

1. Send Me Some Love (Original)
2. Send Me Some Love (Marc & Mitch’s Send Me Some Dub)
3. Send Me Some Love (Dub Me Some Love)
4. Send Me Some Love (Accapella)

Written by Michael Thomas Mucci & Ellis Miah
Produced by Mike Mucci & Ellis Miah for Hypnotic Productions Inc.
Lead Vocals by Ellis Miah
Track 1: Organ by David Siegel
Track 2: Remix & Additional Production by Marc Pomeroy & Mitch Scott Unger
Published by Soulfuric Music
P&C 1996 Defected Records Limited dba Soulfuric Recordings