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    Debbie Ryvers Brings Disco and Soul Together on All My Love

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    Debbie Ryvers Brings Disco and Soul Together on All My Love


    Debbie Ryvers puts her vocals and co-production at the centre of All My Love, a disco-infused single drawing on funk, soul, R&B and pop.

    Produced with longtime studio engineer Dean Richards, AKA Joe 90, the track pairs a dancefloor groove with rich vocal harmonies.

    Debbie Ryvers Brings Disco and Soul Together on All My Love

    Reggae and soul in her blood, opera in her lungs. British singer Ryvers started recording at 14 and has since backed Dennis Brown, linked up with Sly & Robbie, and laid down five tracks for Studio One with Coxsone Dodd himself in New York.

    Ryvers says:

    All My Love is how we love and how we feel.

    DEBBIE RYVER AW

    The single also launches a new four-song EP project with Brian Power. Its disco direction opens another route through Ryvers’ musical influences, with her partnership with Richards placing her on both sides of the studio glass.

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