Soulfuric is one of the most well-renowned labels in house music worldwide. As production duo Jazz-N-Groove and Urban Blues Project (UBP), 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 Axwell, John ‘Julius’ Knight, Shawn Christopher, Hardsoul, Melba Moore, & Copyright.

Melba Moore is a Grammy-nominated singer and Tony Award-winning actress with a career stretching back to 1970. Her roots in soul, disco and gospel come to the fore on ‘My Heart Belongs To You’, making for a perfect pairing with writer & producer Ron Carroll as he introduces her to the world of house. Ron’s main mix is supplemented by a deep revision by Jon Cutler, a trio of chunky, percussive remixes from WAWA and driving peak-time vocal and dub versions from DJ Prom.


Melba Moore ‘My Heart Belongs To You’

1. My Heart Belongs To You (Ron Carroll's BMC Vocal Classical)
2. My Heart Belongs To You (Jon Cutler Distant Music Mix)
3. My Heart Belongs To You (WAWA Dub Mix)
4. My Heart Belongs To You (DJ Prom Mix)
5. My Heart Belongs To You (WAWA Vocal Mix)
6. My Heart Belongs To You (DJ Prom Instrumental Mix)
7. My Heart Belongs To You (WAWA Drum Tool)

Written & Produced by Ron Carroll for Minister Of Sound Productions, Chicago
Lead Vocals by Melba Moore
Background Vocals by Avery Bey, Jjah, Sendy J & Ron Carroll
Mix Engineered by Kris Anderson a.k.a [KE]2
Track 2 Remix & Additional Production by Jon Cutler for Distant Music
Keys by Martino Lozej
Additional Keys by Jon Cutler
Track 3, 5 & 7 Remix & Additional Production by Bojan & Vic for WAWA Music
Track 4 & 6 Remix & Additional Production by Roderick Prommersberger aka DJ Prom
Recorded at The PromStar Studios, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Published by Ron Carroll Music (ASCAP)
P&C 2005 Defected Records Limited dba Soulfuric Recordings