Kings Of Tomorrow feat. April-Fall For You | Artist News

Destined to be one of the biggest love songs to resonate our dance floors this year!.. With big support from the likes of Pete Tong, Annie Mac and Mark Knight, among many, already in the bag, 'Fall For You' is the stunning new single from Sandy Rivera's Kings Of Tomorrow featuring the beautiful voice of regular cohort April Morgan. Here's where the proof lays, that his burgeoning relationship with her is going from strength to strength. ‘Fall For You’ is set to become yet another modern classic with its wandering bass line, down tempo disco-esque rhythms and exquisitely soulful voice, complimenting the tentative lyrics of love to perfection. Equally sublime, yet somewhat darker, ‘It’s Only You’ is a sophisticated and on point arrangement of a deeper and more penetrative bass line, rolling low end synths, and a yearning vocal which simply oozes passion. A flawless production yet again, this release further underlines Sandy's status as one of the most talented and prolific house music artistsof all time.

Whichever way you look at it, you know who Sandy Rivera is. Whether it's the words to 'Finally', the album you have by Kings of Tomorrow, the stunning production that infiltrates ALL the way through 'Take Me Back' or the untold mixes that have penetrated the dance charts over the past 15 years; you KNOW who Sandy Rivera is. Owner of the infamous Blackwiz label, Sandy dropped his first LP in 1997. Labeled 'The Calling' and featuring the man himself on vocals, it set dance floors on fire and brought with it confirmation that something very special had arrived. Sandy's second album 'It's In The Lifestyle' came out under the Kings of Tomorrow guise and featured the anthem 'Finally' with Julie McKnight. 2005 witnessed Sandy's 3rd album 'Trouble' under the Kings of Tomorrow alias. Each track an affirmation of Sandy's musical range, cleverly crossing over genres whilst mixing house, soul, R&B and chill-out. I Need to Love Me Sandy's DJing legacy has seen Sandy become a resident of the globe, affirming the fact that great music crosses continents and evolves whilst still being recognised under one name. The slightest hint of SR or KOT on a line-up causes clubbers to flock and the music industry to sit-up and take note. In the last few years, Sandy has maintained an intimidating impressive production catalogue, with many finding their home on Defected Records. ‘Freak’ ‘Hide U’ and ‘Can’t Stop’ came as Sandy Rivera, while he reverted to his Kings of Tomorrow moniker for ‘Take Me Back’ and ‘I Need to Love Me’ with UK singer April Morgan, both of which were hailed as a return to the heyday of vocal house music.