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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2026 · 2 MIN

Tomorrow Is Now (Original Mix)

from Karmic Power Records · host Karmic Power Records

Legendary house music producer and DJ Lenny Fontana announce the release of his powerful new single "Tomorrow is Now," a soulful house tour de force that showcases the signature sound that has made him one of New York City's most respected and influential producer / DJ. Featuring stunning female lead vocals backed by soul-stirring gospel-style backgrounds, the track represents Fontana at his creative peak, delivering a record that pulses with emotional depth, spiritual energy, and undeniable dancefloor power. "Tomorrow Is Now" emerges as a testament to Fontana's decades-long mastery of house music production, blending the classic NYC house sound that defined his early career with contemporary soulful house elements that resonate with today's audiences. The track's driving rhythm, combined with its uplifting gospel harmonies and passionate female vocal performance, creates an immersive listening experience that connects on both spiritual and physical levels. "This track is really about capturing that classic New York house energy while pushing the sound forward," says Fontana. "I wanted to create something that had the power of gospel music—the kind that makes you want to lift your hands—but with that driving house beat that makes you move your feet.

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