Inner City’s classic “Good Life” takes on a new dimension in the remix by Latroit, offering an intriguing blend of old-school vibes with a distinct African twist. The remix, featuring vocals by the Soweto Gospel Choir, revitalizes the iconic track, providing a fresh perspective on a timeless classic.
The incorporation of the Soweto Gospel Choir brings a unique and soulful flavor to “Good Life (Impilo Emnande),” the first single from the upcoming ‘History of House’ LP on ‘Music is Fun.’ The global collaboration transcends borders, showcasing the universal appeal of House music.
Latroit, an award-winning artist and producer with an impressive track record, infuses his remix with a wealth of experience in the music industry. Having achieved over 20 tracks in the Top 10 of the Billboard Club Chart and won a Grammy for his remix of Depeche Mode’s ‘You Move,’ Latroit brings a seasoned touch to the reinterpretation of this classic.
The ‘History of House’ project, Latroit’s latest venture, delves into the roots of House music and its profound connection to Africa. With a musical journey spanning over 30 years in the House music scenes of LA and Detroit, Latroit brings a unique perspective to the evolution of the genre.
While the remix pays homage to the old school, it also serves as a testament to the continued influence and adaptability of House music. Latroit’s ability to blend different elements and incorporate diverse voices, such as the Soweto Gospel Choir, adds depth and richness to the remix.
