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STAYAROUND.COM > YOU'RE GONNA WIN [DANNY BUDDAH MORALES TAXIFAIR INST.] [129BPM] BY RICHARD BUSH AKA MR. BUSH
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Richard Bush aka Mr. Bush - You're Gonna Win [Danny Buddah Morales Taxifair Inst.] [129bpm]
Artist: Mr. Bush
Title: You’re Gonna Win
Produced By: Johan Brunkvist
Style: Tech house inst.
Remixes: Danny Buddha Morales
Year:1998
Hard tech loopy house-This inst. version is something to take this soulful package to peak hour time on the dancefloor. The bass line is right. Check this inst. mix now.
Rene Hewitt – The Newsletter NYC
Mr. Bush “Gonna Win” Kult Records
Superior male vocal power can be found on the opening mix of Mr. Bush’s, “You’re Gonna Win” produced by the one and only Mantronik on KULT. Soulful, it’s a real grower that deserves attention. Over on the flip there’s a deep b-line filtered house feast with vocal refrains and one for the funksters. With mixes from Danny Morales and Johan Brunkvist can’t attribute the credits to each mix as no imo, and rounding this strong set off is the spoken-vocal deep n’ vibes b-line journey track that should see maximum play on the floors. One to watch-
Nicky Trax BLUES N SOUL UK
MR. Bush “You’re Gonna Win” Kult Records
Suite du “Touch Me Right” de l’annee passee, ce deuxieme ouvrage de Mr. Bush sur Kult combine surtout avec elegance un vocal agreable et des riffs d’orgue subtils qui donne au single un cachet particulier. Danny “Buddah” Morales s’est occupe de deux remixes au parfum tres britannique qui reste tout de meme un peu fade a mon gout. Une production honnete dans son ensemble dont le vocal reste l’atout No. 1.
PARTY NEWS Switzerland
MR. Bush “You’re Gonna Win” Kult Records
This follow up to the Kurtis Mantronik produced “Touch Me Right” is a sure fire winner, a twirling garage feast that builds upon a familiar vocal snip (from Boris Dlugosch’s “Keep Pushin”) for an energetic, melodic romp around the dancefloor. The A side Johan Brunkvist produced Vocal is the bomb, a bright, airy mix that focuses squarely on Bush’s soulful vox and some rather swift gritty beats (130 BPM), while Danny “Buddah” Morales’ Cab Fare Mental Dub is a darker, minimalistic affair that omits the organ and vocals of his B side main vocal mix for a very stripped down sound (125 BPM). That flip side vocal, the Gotta Go To London mix, works a prominent Hammond organ line over a bubbly bass bump and a heavy thumping’ kick, and distorts the vocal harmony for a weird, dark feel that’s a bit trippy while still being very garage-rooted (125 BPM). Lastly, the Shade Tronik in the Light Mix takes an interesting spoken-word direction, with Bush’s deep, didactic rant prominently featured over Brunkvist’s classic production in the background (130 BPM). It’s a very eclectic package of mixes, but all are solid and worth a good listen. I favor the A1 and the B2. -
DMA Dance Music Authority (NOV. 1998)
MR. Bush “You’re Gonna Win” Kult Records
Kult Records has a few hot cuts out. Check out a new groover from MR. BUSH called “You’re Gonna Win” and another in its “DJ Sampler” Series. Volume 8 offers tracks by Cricco Castelli, Krisco, Andy Roberts and The Pre Amp Brothers (Eddie Flashin Fowlkes & Nikko Marks). Also check out the remixes of “I Am Somebody” by DEEP SWING featuring A7.
DMA Dance Music Authority (NOV. 1998)
MR. Bush “You’re Gonna Win” Kult Records
Kult has a few of quality releases out now, one of the most notable being Mr. Bush’s “Gonna Win.” Coming across like a toned-down Byron Stingily, Mr. Bush waxes positively over a garage production full of pumping bass, soulful organ riffs and solid beats. Danny “Buddah” Morales’ pair of mixes are both more late-night, more deep garage in tone. The B side’s second mix, the Shade Tronik, in the Light Mix, features an almost drag-track-styled spoken vocal over the now--familiar arrangement of the original mix (produced by Johan Brunkvist). Mr. Bush goes on a rampage here, breaking it down on what it really means to win. “I know you ain’t got no fear of success,” Mr. Bush bellows late in the track, and the tone in his voice suggests that you’d better not disagree with him. A refreshingly different spin on the ever popular uplifting song.
Blues&Soul Magazine UK
MR. Bush “You’re Gonna Win” Kult Records
Superior male vocal power can be found on the opening mix of Mr. Bush’s, “You’re Gonna Win” Soulful, it’s a real grower that deserves attention. Over on the flip there’s a deep b-line filtered house feast with vocal refrains and one for the funksters. With mixes from Danny Morales and Johan Brunkvist can’t attribute the credits to each mix as no imo, and rounding this strong set off is the spoken-vocal deep n’ vibes b-line journey track that should see maximum play on the floors. One to watch!
Mixer magazine UK
MR. Bush “You’re Gonna Win” Kult Records
Mr. Bush has a serious predilection for layered vocals and storming melodies. Listen to his past projects, including “Touch Me Right,” with Kurtis Mantronik at the helm, for a prime example of what this man is capable of. This prolific singer/songwriter/producer gets the season off to a flying start with “Gonna Win,” a garage feast that has the mark of Bush imprinted all over it. The Bush-penned track is produced by keyboard wizard, Johan Brunkvist, who is best known for his keyboard work on cuts by Todd Terry, Benji Candelario and Tony Humphries. “Gonna Win” is a twirly garage offering that’s bright, airy and beautifully melodic, with a pumping percussive backdrop that gives it a solid backbone. Danny ‘Buddah’ Morales’ provides two perfectly crafted mixes that should further confirm why he will no doubt be a sought-after remixer in the coming months. Side A. features Buddah’s “Cab Fare Mental,” a minimal instrumental version of his vocal remix. This version omits the organ and vocals for a down and dirty bare bones outing that smacks of 5am dance floor fodder. Humorously titled Featured on Side B. the “Gatta Go To London Mix,” Buddah’s main vocal, distorts the vocal harmonies, which shimmy round a funk bass line, a Hammond organ solo and thumping kick. Slamming and top notch, a remix that goes against the grain. The 12” concludes with the cryptically titled “Shade Tronik in the Light Mix,” which features a spine-tingling diatribe to the shadier variety of club denizens. The combination of Bush’s dark spoken word and Brunkvist’s flawless production is the stuff that dreams are made of. “Gonna Win” is an essential crowd pleaser with eclectic mixes to cater to all your whims.
June Joseph (Billboard Mag/Paper Mag/BPM)
MR. Bush “You’re Gonna Win” Kult Records
This follow up to the Kurtis Mantronik-produced "Touch Me Right" is a sure- fire winner, a twirling garagefest that builds upon a familiar vocal snip (from Boris Dlugosch's "Keep Pushin") for an energetic, melodic romp around the dancefloor. The A side Johan Brunkvist-produced Vocal is the bomb, a bright, airy mix that focuses squarely on Bush's soulful vox and some rather swift gritty beats (130 BPM), while Danny "Buddah" Morales' Cab Fare Mental Dub is a darker, minimalistic affair that omits the organ and vocals of his B side main vocal mix for a very stripped down sound (125 BPM). That flip side vocal, the Gotta Go To London mix, works a prominent Hammond organ line over a bubbly bass bump and a heavy thumpin' kick, and distorts the vocal harmony for a weird, dark feel that's a bit trippy while still being very garage-rooted (125 BPM). Lastly, the Shade Tronik in the Light Mix takes an interesting spoken-word direction, with Bush's deep, didactic rant prominently featured over Brunkvist's classic production in the background (130 BPM). It's a very eclectic package of mixes, but all are solid and worth
a good listen. I favor the A1 and the B2. ****
(Dj Mags) DMA/dancemusic.about.com
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