Good Vibrations

Hailing from Chicago, the lyricist ‘Harold Matthews Jr’ returns to Good Vibrations Music with a spoken-word message to heal the soul. 

‘Wanna Be Good’ is packed with all the qualities you’ve come to expect from a no-nonsense McCabe Dub! Just enough vocal in there to keep you on your toes with a slick analogue bass and rampant chord hook to keep you right in the centre of the dancefloor. It’s another one of those closely guarded secret weapons that has had people running to the booth.

The Journey Men have built a notable following through their distinct deep and bumpy soulful DJ sets; a sound which they effortlessly carry through to their own productions. ‘For the Culture’ is pure uplifting and inspiring house music with Mike City’s true heartfelt vocals explaining quite clearly the love and passion connected with what they do.

Good Vibrations Volume 1 is the first in a vinyl-exclusive set of releases bringing together 4 killer tracks that showcase the label’s diverse musical palate. With tracks from The Journey Men feat. Mike City, Black Sonix, Sean McCabe, and Motion Severn.

Sean McCabe and legendary RnB songwriter Mike City return with another smooth soulful jam! Complete with a variation of House, Broken and Dub mixes.

London-based producer ‘Urban Sound Lab’, aka Curtis Kirkland, uplifts Harold Matthew Jr’s “One Body” with this spectacular classic remix.

Good Vibrations Music head honcho Sean McCabe collates a selection of previously released dubs from the label, from artists like Mike City, Lem Springsteen, Pete Simpson, Hanlei, Dannis Winston, The Blak Beatniks and more.

Sean McCabe’s Good Vibrations label drops its third vinyl release courtesy of fresh reworks of the Victor Simonelli classic ‘Was It Just a Game’. Originally released in 1993 and heavily steeped in US Garage folklore, these brand-new mixes bring the track back to the dancefloor once again and are sure to please those familiar with the original and newcomers alike.

With summer in full swing, Good Vibrations Music has decided to offer up something suitably sunny and soulful: a label debut from fast-rising producer Wez Whynt and vocalist Earl W Green.