Pioneering Soul Sonic Force member MC G.L.O.B.E has partnered with producer Dub Shine to release the Electro-Funk inspired "World Without End."
The celebratory track is reminiscent of some of the early Soul Sonic Force hits with an updated spin for the dancefloors. "It's a motivational song that supports manifestation in anything that we do in our lives," G.L.O.B.E. explained to ROCK THE BELLS. "It's all about positive thinking and taking advantage of the moment and knowing that we are still here!"
G.L.O.B.E. and Dub Shine met when the producer assembled a panel to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Soul Sonic Force's groundbreaking hit "Planet Rock."
"I was honored to have such a huge legend and figure to appear for the roundtable," he said. "I knew from that interview that he was the most down to Earth and humble, yet serious guy. I also connected with him when I interviewed Luca LeBleu who worked with G.L.O.B.E. on 'Save The Planet.' I offered to put this project together and we got to work."
MC G.LO.B.E. released a string of 1980's classic singles with the Soul Sonic Force including "Planet Rock," "Looking For The Perfect Beat," and "Renegades of Funk."
In 1983, he released his first solo recording, "Play That Beat Mr. DJ" with the late DJ Whiz Kid. "Play That Beat" is considered a classic single and the first of G.L.O.B.E.'s solo ventures. In the same year, he appeared as a guest on New Edition's "Pass the Beat" from their debut album Candy Girl which was a huge feat, as MCs and R&B artists collaborating hadn't happened yet and wouldn't again until the next year when Grandmaster Melle Mel secured rap's first Grammy nomination for his feature on Chaka Khan's "I Feel For You." G.L.O.B.E. released "Save The Planet" with producer Luca LeBleu last year.
