In the early 1990s the two were were regular collaborators across the border with seminal Detroit house labels like KMS, Serious Grooves and Prescription.
Their collaborative releases together as The Soul Immigrants came in later in the 1990s and back in Canada on labels such as Crash records and Nick Holder's DNH.
Migration (D.S.P. Club Mix) comes via Hannover label ProgCity in 1997, which might explain why it is less sought after than US releases. D.S.P. is an alias of D'Pac that stands for Different Shades Production.
From a time when Garage sounded like Garage House and it didn't matter which side of the pond you were on. Full frontal piano stabs and swung out rhythms make this a great cheap pickup!
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