Dreaming Through the Noise is, musically speaking, more about dreaming than noise, because Vienna Teng's album is never noisy. Instead, she cultivates a dense soundscape comprised of everything from guitars, percussion, and pianos to violins, violas, and string arrangements. The light timbre of Teng's vocals fit easily within this mesh, becoming yet another element in the overall sound.

Hed Kandi goes back to the old school as Autumn begins with a new outfit and a new look! Back To Love, Hed Kandi's legendary club classics series is the first album to be graced by our all-new livery and illustration.
After seven 'Back To Love' albums based mostly on the very best music from the floors of 1988 to 1991, it is time to move on a generation (or a few years anyway) to the second golden age of classic house music from 1992 to 1996 roughly speaking when house moved into ever more glamorous clubs and pianos ruled as the music moved slightly away from the earlier Chicago house sound. One key difference this time is that there is back-to-back house music all the way rather than house alongside a freestyle mix of hip-hop, rare groove and the odd disco or soul classic thrown in. It's a collection of classic anthem after anthem: from Barbara Tucker's 'Beautiful People' to Southstreet Players' 'Who Keeps Changing Your Mind', The Bucketheads with 'The Bomb', My Friend Sam featuring Viola Wills with 'It's My Pleasure' to Italian piano house classic, 'Last Rhythm', and finally Grace's 'Not Over Yet'.