One of house music's true originals, singer Gerideau returns to launch the new American Axiom Vault label with a blistering rework of the “How Much I Feel" anthem, originally performed by 70s disco group, Ambrosia. The classic vocal style Original mix bubbler from DJ Manny D is boosted with DJ Harold Martin Edits and Greg Stainer House mixes alongside the progressive jams of DJ Lady. Just starting to escape on promo, “How Much I Feel" is made for those emotional clubbing moments and an essential new addition to your festive selection.

How Much I Feel opens with the Original Radio mix, a classic vocal style US house tune with soaring vocals and swinging keys produced by DJ Manny D (Donoso) and George Mena. DJ Manny D also delivers a broken beat style minimal Dub and then DJ Lady's progressive Dub and Vocal versions tuffen things up, adding bouncing rave keys and darker beats to twist it up. Not to be missed are the Greg Stainer mixes which kick in with a flickering big room Vocal Remix, all chunky beats and key stabs that builds and build with the vocoder vocal the icing on the cake...work it. Best known fo his “Saxy Mofoe" track, Greg's WTF Dub rips in wobbly vocoder style rounding off with a tight Radio Edit.

Gerideau first lifted up the house music scene with his stunning debut single,"Take A Stand For Love". The song remained in many a DJs' box for months, with record labels scrambling to license it worldwide. By a year after the original release, “Take A Stand For Love" eventually got a full U.K. release with promotion, on London Records. One of House music's most distinctive vocalists with an eight octave vocal range Gerideau was then heard on crossover anthems such as “Bring It Back To Love" and “Masquerade", which were licensed all over the world. The voice of classics such as “Take A Stand For Love" (Blaze production) and “Let The Sunshine" (Mood II Swing), Gerideau also worked extensively with Adamski on his second album “Adamski's Thing" which includes the huge “One Of The People" anthems recently re-worked and released on Phonetic. His versatility also saw him become one of UK garage's early stars with the Robbie Craig duet “Who's The Better Man" going to No 6 on the National Chart, and his anthems are still playing on all the capital's pirate radio stations. In the last few years Gerideau has teamed up with Harold Martin Jnr to launch the multi-media company and entertainment space, Axiom Studios, which is now a major player on the US dance scene. Its major outlet is the online television channel Axiomonline.tv, viewed all over the world and showcasing many of the major talents of house music from NY's Tri-state area. Axiom Studios also hosts some of the state's most prestigious house music events, as well as focusing on its broadcast and recording operations.

DJ Manny D has immersed himself in dance music as early as he can remember, growing up around the exploding disco scene of the late 70's. He tuned into influential radio stations like NYC's WBLS and WKTU as well as hitting legendary clubs such as The Funhouse and Studio 54 well before the legal age of entry would allow. Manny started DJ-ing at house parties before hitting the city's clubs and bars and is hailed with having an encyclopedic knowledge of dance music. He specializes in deep and soulful house, funk, soul, and 70's r&b classic disco & rare grooves, and his blend of music spans nearly three decades, yet never fails to sound original and cutting edge.