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Second release from the Bubble Club label... Bubble Club follow up their pretty much impeccable debut release with more high quality tracks! Maintaining the simple ethos of releasing wonderful music in beautiful bespoke screen-printed sleeves with an eye for red hot remixers, Bubble Club are back, but showing a more proto-house side to the Bubble for this outing. "Morning Star" is an instantly catchy instrumental number inspired by the groundbreaking DJ performances by pioneers like Ron Hardy. Harking back to those formative days of House may be all the rage right now, but few can pull off the unadulterated rawness which helped draught the House music blueprint as well as this. The ever capable Soft Rocks provide a shimmering future-retro rub, with a nod to early Paul Simpson productions, whereas "Eyes On The Prize" can trace it's DNA right back to KC Flightts classic Hip Housery. Buy it here: www.traxsource.com www.piccadillyrecords.com www.wordandsound.de