Tag: Dave Lee

The latest release from Dave Lee's lesser-traveled Lakeshore Commission alias is as fine as anything you'll find bottled up in a rich man's cellar.

The Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes remix featuring Teddy Pendergrass drops separately from the Produced With Love II album as a stand-alone single.

Maurissa Rose is one of those vocalists that sounds like she's singing with her whole heart only to you.

Dance System, Lester Fitzpatrick, Roots Underground, Levon Vincent, Dave Lee, Daniel Avery & more inside 5 Mag Issue 199, out now.

Showered in neo-soul, "Starlight" hangs on a gorgeous hook, a chorus that elevates a mid-tempo track into a soul-with-strings tour de force.

Louie Vega's love letter to NYC nightlife, the legend and Gil Scott-Heron collaborator Brian Jackson, Beretta Music and more inside the new issue of 5 Mag.

Dave Lee and Prospect Park revamps the 1981 Cheryl Lynn classic "Shake It Up Tonight."

Oona Dahl, Boiler Room, Art of Tones, More Ghost Than Man and more inside #5Mag193, out now.

Jon Lucien's classic covered by Dave Lee's Sunburst Band project with Wayne Hernandez on vocals.

Inside the new issue of 5 Mag with Solomun, Andrew Emil, Ultra Naté, Dam Swindle and more.

Steve Laviniere of Bobby & Steve - DJ, producer and pioneer of the soulful house sound - has been disabled as a result of complications from COVID-19.

Fantasy tracks: A sneak peek from Dr. Packer's forthcoming Operation Disco LP tackles the 1992 Z Records classic "Love Fantasy."

5 Mag's latest cover story with Monty Luke, founder of Black Catalogue on racial justice, the effect of the music industry on climate change and preventing the erasure of Black artists from electronic music.

Recovery playlist from former Ministry of Sound resident DJ Mark Wilkinson and his inspiring story.

One of the most important percussionists in history has died. Cándido Camero changed popular music forever - and almost invented house music along the way.

A day after Marea Stamper drops "The Black Madonna," Dave Lee announces he's dropping his most widely-known moniker.