Ten City’s Byron Stingily and Marshall Jefferson follow up their triumphant Grammy-Nominated reunion JUDGEMENT<\/em> with a hot new take on the genre the House legends helped establish and spread throughout the world.<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

“I put out my first recordings in 1985, and so I really wanted to challenge myself with this album,” Byron Stingily said. “What type of stories haven\u2019t we told before? We\u2019ve made songs about love, we\u2019ve made songs about this and that, so a lot of these new songs were an attempt to say things that really haven\u2019t been said a whole lot before.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The vibes you feel listening to LOVE IS LOVE<\/a><\/em> <\/strong>unearths emotions of how we felt when we heard our first House tracks, those rhythms and lyrics that really spoke to us and made us feel like we were seen, like we found where we belong. But that’s just one dimension to the new tracks laid down by Byron and Marshall. LOVE IS LOVE<\/strong><\/em> feels new. An excitement bubbles up when the beats dig in and Byron’s voice hits the stratosphere \u2014 you realize you’re home, but home just got upgraded.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

“We tried to do something for everybody on this album,” Byron Stingily said. “Musically, even within House Music, you have so many different styles \u2014 you have Soulful House, you have what we call Club Bangers, you have things that are more EDM (Electronic Dance Music), you have things that are more Tech.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

“We even have some Acid House elements in the song, Losing My Mind<\/em>. We tried to cover the different styles and genres even within House Music and Dance Music. We even have a retro-ish pop song in Magic<\/em> on the album.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

“We tried to do it all where it fit into the style of a Ten City album,” Byron Stingily said.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n