Good Vibrations Music Marks 10 Years With ‘Decade One’ Anniversary Compilation
- Undrtone Blog
- Jul 24
- 2 min read
Sean McCabe is celebrating ten years of Good Vibrations Music with the release of Decade One, an anniversary compilation highlighting some of the records that have helped establish the label as one of the most respected names in soulful and deep house. You can pre-order your copy here.
Released on 31st July, the collection has been personally curated by McCabe, revisiting standout moments from the imprint's first decade while introducing a new generation of listeners to the music that has shaped its identity. Rather than following trends, Good Vibrations Music has built its reputation on timeless songwriting, exceptional musicianship and quality production, earning a loyal following across the global house community.
The double LP and extended digital compilation brings together a cross-section of artists who have become synonymous with the label over the past ten years. Sean McCabe appears throughout the release alongside respected names including Frankie Feliciano, Lem Springsteen, Mr. V, Kaidi Tatham, Harold Matthews Jr, DJ Fill, Dawn Williams, Hannah Khemoh and The Matsiko World Orphan Choir.
Among the highlights are Frankie Feliciano's rework of 'I Know Someone', Kaidi Tatham's remix of 'Pause', Sean McCabe's sought-after Patterns Vocal of 'Grow (After The Storm)', the soulful collaboration 'Connection' with Lem Springsteen, and 'It Can Be (West Mix)', featuring New York house icon Mr. V.
Across eight carefully selected tracks, Decade One reflects the consistency that has defined Good Vibrations Music since its launch, celebrating a catalogue that has remained firmly rooted in soulful, deep and musically rich house music.
Available as a limited edition double vinyl and extended digital release, Decade One serves as both a celebration of the label's first ten years and a fitting introduction to one of soulful house music's most enduring independent imprints.
