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Richard Emberstone (Amazing Love) Exclusive

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January 31, 2009 02:26 PM PST

Richard Emberstone the new RnB soul sensation dropped by to have a chat with Dj Mr Jay about his new release the "Amazing Love" EP.

Due to be released on independent label zum music in early April. Richard spoke about his influences in music as well as the thoughts behind his new material.

Citing such heavyweights as Stevie Wonder and Aretha Franklin as inspirations, Richard who writes and produces all of his songs offers a smooth yet funky throwback to the old school soul and RnB heydays.

In 2009 we will see this young talent rise amongst his industry peers and offer some real competition. His songs range from make up's to break up's and life experiences in between, whilst the musical arrangements flow from contemporary to classic Richard Emberstone manages to ensure all tastes are catered for.

Whether you are grabbed by the funky yet pop title track "Amazing love" or seduced by the lead single "If you were a secret" his warm silky vocal tones will do enough to pull you in.

He is one for now and he is also one to watch for the future remember the name Emberstone-Amazing love 2009

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Dj Mr Jay hosts "The Truth"The latest and best R&B, Soul, Funk and Disco show live on the Internet.

If you want to get a feel for the development or urban black music in the UK, and the effect it’s had on club culture, a quick glance at Mr Jay’s resume gives you a potted history of it all!

His roots go back to 1978, being part of Soul Incorporated Roadshow, which went on to play all over the UK alongside the best reggae and soul sounds, such as Sir Coxsone, Saxon International and Java Hi-Power.

By 1981, Jay had moved into early hip-hop, hosting the best jams in London’s Swiss Cottage working with Mindgame and the group Syn-Di-Cut.

Since 1986 Jay has spent his time between playing at underground jams and more commercial affairs, often hosting corporate parties for film launches and the like.

Mark Devlin – Blues and Soul Magazine