Tony Humphries
As a central figure in the development of the Jersey sound and garage house, Tony Humphries shaped the East Coast dance scene through his residency at Newark's Club Zanzibar and his mix shows on New York's KISS-FM. He later brought this sound to Europe with a residency at London's Ministry of Sound and continues to tour as part of the Kings of House alongside David Morales and Louie Vega. Tony Humphries also runs Tony Records, a label he originally launched as Yellorange in 1998 to release soulful house and vocal-led club tracks.
Sets by Tony Humphries
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| 1 | Go Techno (Tony Humphries Dub Mix) - 2 House |
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| 2 | Freak It (Tony Humphries Instrumental Mix) - A Bitch Named Johanna |
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| 3 | Said I wasn't going to tell nobody (Praise Party) - S3, The Truth & Tony Humphries |
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