The original 12″ version of Clave Rocks by Amoretto About Amoretto Amoretto, also known within the freestyle music genre, is notably associated with the hit single “Clave Rocks,” which became a significant track in the mid-1980s. While not as widely recognized as some of their contemporaries like Johnny O, TKA, or Exposé, Amoretto carved a…
The original 12″ version of Don’t Take Your Love by Lydia Lee Love Lydia Lee Love is an American singer best known for her contributions to the late-1980s and early-1990s house and freestyle music scenes. She gained recognition with club-oriented tracks like “Don’t Take Your Love” and “We Should Start Over,” both showcasing her energetic…
The official video for Show Me by the Cover Girls About The Cover Girls In a genre dominated by solo acts and studio creations, The Cover Girls stood out as a genuine group—three voices harmonizing over some of freestyle’s most polished productions, delivering hit after hit through the late 80s and into the 90s. Read…
The 12″ version of No Reason To Cry by Judy Torres Judy Torres, often dubbed the “Queen of Freestyle,” is a Bronx‑born vocalist who rose to prominence in the late 1980s. She made her mark with hits like “Come Into My Arms,” “Love Story,” and “No Reason to Cry,” blending dance‑floor energy with heartfelt lyrics….
Official video for Fantasy Girl by Johnny O About Johnny O Born Juan Antonio Ortiz in Brooklyn, New York, Johnny O emerged from the late-80s freestyle scene with a smooth tenor and romantic sensibility that made him one of the genre’s most beloved leading men. Often called “The King of Freestyle” alongside Stevie B, he…
Official video for Fascinated by Company B About Company B Crafted in Miami by producer Ish “Angel” Ledesma, Company B delivered one of freestyle’s most infectious crossover hits—a song so irresistibly catchy it transcended the club scene and lodged itself in mainstream pop consciousness. Read the full Company B biography.
The official video for Take Me In Your Arms by Lil’ Suzy About Lil’ Suzy Suzy was just twelve years old when she recorded “Take Me in Your Arms,” the 1991 single that would define her career. Written by Tony Garcia, John Romano, Julian Hernandez, and Richard Miranda, and produced by Garcia, the track was…
Official video for Can You Feel The Beat by Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam About Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam Before freestyle had a name, Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam were already defining its sound. Emerging from Hell’s Kitchen in the mid-80s, the trio—lead vocalist Lisa Velez, guitarist/bassist Alex “Spanador” Moseley, and drummer/keyboardist Mike Hughes—helped…
The official version of Because Of You by-the Cover Girls About The Cover Girls In a genre dominated by solo acts and studio creations, The Cover Girls stood out as a genuine group—three voices harmonizing over some of freestyle’s most polished productions, delivering hit after hit through the late 80s and into the 90s. Read…
The YouTube video for Point of No Return by the original Expose. The classic in our view. The official video version of the most known Expose line up. The Expose that became famous and made most of the records for Arista. The original original Panterra version of Point Of No Return. Very interesting to listen…
Let The Music Play Official video: About Shannon Born Brenda Shannon Greene on May 2, 1958, in Washington, D.C., Shannon didn’t just record a hit—she helped invent a genre. Her 1983 single “Let the Music Play” is widely regarded as the first true freestyle record, a sonic blueprint that would launch a thousand imitators and…