On Fall From Grace Records, John Creamer, Lance Jordan, Stephane K crafts 5 tracks of deep-rooted house with “Last Night I Was Dreaming”, available in MP3 and lossless. Spanning 124–126 BPM across its 5 tracks, this release gives DJs flexible tempo options for different set moments.
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Artists: John Creamer, Lance Jordan, Stephane K
Genre: House
Release Date: 2026-07-29
Label: Fall From Grace Records
Catalog: FFGR188
Behind the House : Release Notes
There are records that belong to a moment, and there are records that belong to time itself – works so perfectly constructed, so instinctively true to the DNA of the form, that they don’t age so much as deepen, accumulating meaning and resonance with every passing year like sediment on the bed of a great river. Last Night I Was Dreaming by John Creamer, Stephane K & Lance Jordan featuring Dr. T is emphatically the latter. Twenty-five years ago, this record detonated across the club world with the force of something inevitable – Danny Tenaglia, Satoshi Tomiie, Sasha & John Digweed, Victor Calderone, and a battalion of the era’s most discerning selectors recognising immediately that what they held in their hands was not merely a great house record but a statement, hazy and druggy and forward-thinking and suffused with the kind of emotional intelligence that the very best house music has always trafficked in. Fall From Grace Records – Glenn Morrison’s label, a home to over 120 internationally renowned artists and a recipient of support across its history from Pete Tong, Dixon, Sasha & John Digweed, Solomun, Luciano and the full constellation of electronic music’s most trusted voices – has remastered the original mixes in all their timeless, uncompromising glory, and the years have been extraordinarily kind. This music needed no improvement. It needed only to be heard again, properly, at volume, with the respect it has always deserved. The remix package assembled to accompany the anniversary remaster is, to use the technical term, absolutely serious. Cevin Fisher – one of the world’s most respected and profound electronic producer-DJs, a man whose passion for club music began in his teens and propelled him into the most notable venues of New York’s golden era: Paradise Garage, Zanzibar, and The Loft, mentored by house music royalty in Tony Humphries, Larry Levan, and Francois K, and the resident of Pacha NYC – delivers a slamming house remix of the highest calibre. Behind two number one US Billboard Dance Chart remixes with Chaka Khan’s ‘Love You All My Lifetime’ and Quincy Jones’ ‘I’ll Be Good to You’, Fisher carries the kind of New York underground pedigree that cannot be manufactured or approximated – it is earned, slowly, in rooms full of people who know the difference. His remix of Last Night I Was Dreaming is precisely what you’d expect from an artist of this stature: a slamming, propulsive, utterly functional house record that honours the source material while stamping its own unmistakable identity across every bar. This is the New York underground in conversation with its own history, and the conversation is electric. Adnan Senol arrives next and takes the record somewhere altogether more primal – a proper afro tribal club banger that strips Last Night I Was Dreaming back to its rhythmic bones and rebuilds it from the ground up with the kind of percussive intensity that makes dancefloors operate at a different frequency entirely. Groove becomes ceremony here, the hi-hats and congas stacking into something ancient and urgent and entirely of the present moment simultaneously. Then Pascal Junior floats in – inhabiting a similar atmospheric headspace to Senol’s tribal world while finding his own distinct creative angle within it, a remix that breathes differently, moves at its own considered pace, and demonstrates the kind of subtle artistic individuality that separates a genuinely interesting remix from a serviceable one. Three remixers, three entirely distinct visions, and a source record strong enough to sustain all of them without bending. What the Last Night I Was Dreaming 25th Anniversary Edition ultimately confirms is something the underground has understood for a quarter of a century: that the greatest house records are not products of their moment but products of a deeper, more permanent truth about rhythm and emotion and the particular alchemy that happens between music and a human body in a dark room at the right hour. Fall From Grace Records have honoured that truth with a release that is simultaneously an act of preservation and an act of renewal – the original mixes remastered and returned to the world in full fidelity, the remix package extending the conversation into 2026 and beyond with vision and genuine curatorial intelligence. Twenty-five years on, Last Night I Was Dreaming remains exactly what it always was: essential, timeless, and absolutely, irreversibly alive.
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Tracklist and Tempos
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John Creamer, Lance Jordan, Stephane K – Last Night I Was Dreaming Original Mix
House | 126 BPM | D Minor | 9:35
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John Creamer, Lance Jordan, Stephane K – Last Night I Was Dreaming John Creamer & Stephane K Remix
Progressive House | 126 BPM | D Minor | 10:39
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John Creamer, Lance Jordan, Stephane K – Last Night I Was Dreaming Cevin Fisher Remix
House | 126 BPM | D Minor | 7:52
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John Creamer, Lance Jordan, Stephane K – Last Night I Was Dreaming Pascal Junior Remix
House | 124 BPM | D Minor | 5:59
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John Creamer, Lance Jordan, Stephane K – Last Night I Was Dreaming Adnan Senol Remix
Progressive House | 126 BPM | D Minor | 7:41
House Harmonic Compatibility – 124–126 BPM
About John Creamer, Lance Jordan & Stephane K – House Artists
John Creamer is a New York City-based DJ and producer who co-founded the Posed Records label and previously worked as A&R during the early 1990s. His releases span tech house, afro house, and deep house across labels including Ready Mix Records, Oto Music, and Stereo Productions.
Stephane Kaneda operates between New York City and Tokyo as Stephane K, co-founding the label referenced in his Discogs profile. His productions span tech house, deep house, and afro house across labels including Oto Music, Stereo Productions, and Ready Mix Records since 2013.
