Home by Quinn Lamont Luke fka Bing Ji Ling

Soothing acoustic guitars, a simple but effective beat and Bing Ji Ling singing about the joys of being Home. It doesn't always have to be complicated, you know.

Home comes with remixes by some of the finest people in club land: Jérôme Caron a.k.a. Blackjoy gives the track an uptempo disco feel adding a superfunky guitar lick and killer bassline; Tokyo Black Star speed it up only slightly on a deep house tip, creating that typical vibe only Innervisions artists can; and New York's Phenomenal Handclap Band turn on their Moroder-style synths and take the track to the dark side of the moon, only to bring it back to the club just in time for some last minute dancefloor action.

All in all a pretty nifty selection if you don't mind us saying so ourselves.

Some background info:
Bing Ji Ling is actually Quinn Luke, member of Tommy Guerrero's posse and longtime funk soul brother with a special place in his heart for nearly nekkid girls and all things Prince, Stevie and Earth Wind And Fire. He releases stuff under a number of monikers such as Coppa (with Chris Veltri) and Expanding Head Band (with Alexis Georgopoulos from Tussle, whose 2008 album Telescope Mind he produced) and on labels like DFA, Smalltown Supersound and Lo Recordings. He delivered remixes to Honeycut and Curumin (Quannum Projects) and Romanowski (Trouser Trout) and has collaborated with The Rondo Brothers (Fortune Records) and Blackalicious (Quannum Projects). Luke also DJ’s regularly at NYC hotspots such as 105 Riv and subMerce, and in September 2008 the city’s P.S.1 was witness to the first ever Bing Ji Ling live show.

New York based musician, songwriter, producer, and DJ. Formerly known as Bing Ji Ling, and a former member of the Phenomenal Handclap Band, Quinn has recently been working on a a variety of solo, band, and production projects.

quinnlamontluke.com
Facebook
SoundCloud
Instagram