" Someday " was a 1987 song by American recording singer, songwriter and record producer, CeCe Rogers. He is famous for his recognizable and widely recognized piano riffs for his influence on the culture of electronic music.
Video Someday (CeCe Rogers song)
Background and release
Marshall Jefferson wrote the lyrics for "Someday" and recruited Rogers to sing vocals after seeing him on show with 'Ce Ce & amp; Company'. Jefferson recorded Rogers warming vocals. When Rogers says he's ready to start recording the first shot, Jefferson tells him that they're done. It was the biggest vocal show Jefferson had ever heard on a dance record, but Rogers wanted to re-record it and he did it. Rogers signed for Atlantic Records, making "Someday" the first house-music song released by a major label. The track then sold millions, an important release for home music.
Maps Someday (CeCe Rogers song)
Impact and inheritance
12 "The famous Mix of Finally by CeCe Peniston of 1991 is based on a piano riff from" Someday ".
Mixmag ranked number 3 in the 100 Greatest Dance Singles Of All Time list in 1996, adding:
"There is no single record that deviates from collective music, the spirit of loving home music like Someday, the conscious lyrics, beautiful singing and the sounding production of Marshall Jefferson sounds out of date, but that adds to its classic status.Not surprisingly that a simple, but strong down order moving chords are used later on every bloody record ever, including Sweet Harmony by Liquid and tearing up Farley and Heller's version of There But For the Grace of God, while the vocal line is dubbed "Some Justice" by Urban Shakedown.
DJ Magazine ranked number 6 in the Top 100 Club Tunes list in 1998.
The Daily Telegraph rated "Someday" at # 36 in the list of 50 Top Dance Songs by 2015.
Cover versions, samples and remixes
UK-based music producer Urban Shakedown took Run Run House's "Run's House" run and CeCe Rogers vocals from "Someday" in 1991's song "Some Justice".
The British band M People covered "Someday" on their first album Northern Soul in 1992.
British dance acted with Liquid samples from "Someday" on their 1992 Sweet Harmony song.
The Bulgarian home producer KiNK took the example in "Bitter Sweet" in 2010.
The German composer TheFatRat took vowel samples from "Someday" in his song "Unity".
References
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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