Show Notes
Renowned American songwriter, producer, and DJ, Lem Springsteen releases a new album 'Moods around the Sun' in April, and the first single 'Extension' on the 24th - produced by the UK production team Danism.
Full length interview here to watch; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B70JaEpDvX0
Lem Springsteen, American songwriter, producer, and DJ best known as one half of the influential house music duo Mood II Swing. Emerging from the vibrant New York City club scene in the early 1990s, Lem's contributions to electronic music have been pivotal in shaping the sound of house music worldwide. With his roots in both R&B and house, Lem's versatility as a songwriter and producer has seen him collaborate with a wide range of artists across genres, from house music icons like Ultra Naté and Barbara Tucker to mainstream acts such as Janet Jackson.
All the interviews with all the artists can be found here: www.popthehistorymakers.com
His distinctive ability to blend soulful melodies with infectious dance beats helped Mood II Swing carve out a lasting legacy, particularly through timeless tracks like “Do It Your Way” and as co-writer and co-producer of songs like Ultra Naté’s “Free.” As an influential figure in the world of dance music, Lem's contributions have transcended decades, making him a key architect of both the classic and modern house sound. Today, his work continues to resonate with both longtime fans and a new generation of electronic music enthusiasts, solidifying his place as one of house music’s most respected and innovative figures. #lemspringsteen #moodiiswing #housemusic #housemusiclovers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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