Honey Dijon - Let's Work vinyl record cover

Item UPC: 826194587079

Date First Available:

Label: CLASSIC

Honey Dijon

Let's Work

Colored Vinyl


ABOUT THE ALBUM


Honey Dijon commits four cuts from her forthcoming 'Black Girl Magic' album to wax for a very special 12' release, previewing a number of the darker, Chicago-influenced tracks ready for club play. Featuring the acclaimed single 'Work' as the opener, an ode to Honey's love of jazz that slams on the dancefloor with Dave Giles II, Cor. Ece & Mike Dunn on vocal duties, the release has already been supported by tastemakers of the highest order. Three previously unheard cuts follow, with Honey's magical collaboration with Compton royalty Channel Tres 'Show Me Love' joining the A-Side. On the flip, 'C's Up' comes as a dedication to her hometown, co-produced with Berlin-based Jimmy Edgar and featuring fellow Windy City native Mike Dunn, merging Edgar's signature 'hybridization' of genres with trademark Chicago soundscapes. Closing out the package with the intergalactic club heat of 'Don't Be Afraid', where hypnotic bleeps and a relentless bass are brought together with the commanding vocal of rising star LATASHA and Wojciech from Catz 'n Dogz on co-production duties. Demonstrating Honey's magnetism for the most forward-thinking and relevant artists and creatives, 'Let's Work' showcases her diverse, boundary-pushing sound at it's very best.

Check out these titles

ESTRUS

ESTRUS

Tove Lo

Unto The Locust Reissue (15th anniversary)

Unto The Locust Reissue (15th anniversary)

Machine Head

Jolene

Jolene

Dolly Parton

The Monument Singles Collection 1964-1968

The Monument Singles Collection 1964-1968

Dolly Parton

Long Bed

Long Bed

Post Malone

Friends of Jesse Malin: I Would Do It For You Vol 1.

Friends of Jesse Malin: I Would Do It For You Vol 1.

Jesse Malin

Chuck Timely & The Hourglass

Chuck Timely & The Hourglass

Role Model

Reality Awaits

Reality Awaits

The Strokes

All The Roadrunning

All The Roadrunning

Various Artists

The Age of Everything

The Age of Everything

Johnny Marr