Some sounds never go out of style, and ‘Feel My Love’ is a lovely reminder of why.

Grace Kim and Keh Mey bring together the warmth of classic organ house, the uplifting punch of piano and a beautifully soulful vocal to create a record that feels right at home on a sun-soaked terrace or a packed dancefloor. A timeless house combination with plenty of character, arriving on Déepalma Soul on 27th November.

The track opens with the rich, instantly recognisable sound of an M1 organ, setting a rolling groove that does exactly what it should. No unnecessary distractions, just a beautifully balanced house rhythm with plenty of swing. As the arrangement develops, a big, feel-good piano riff makes its entrance in the main break, adding that extra lift before taking centre stage again as the groove returns. And right at the heart of it all is Keh Mey, whose distinctive vocal performance gives the production its unmistakable personality. It’s a combination that feels both timeless and wonderfully fresh.

Grace Kim brings an interesting musical background to the collaboration. Having discovered her passion for music at just four years old, she went on to study classical piano at the National Conservatory of Paris. Her career has since taken her well beyond the concert hall, making her the first female DJ to collaborate with Pioneer DJ France and securing her own monthly radio show as a resident DJ on Radio FG.

Joining her is Paris-based vocalist Keh Mey, an accomplished singer and performer whose musical journey spans R&B, soul, theatre and international live productions. Her expressive voice is a perfect match for the track’s classic house foundations, adding exactly the kind of soulful touch that makes this collaboration work so beautifully.

With its irresistible organ groove, uplifting piano moments and a vocal full of character, ‘Feel My Love’ is a little reminder of what makes house music so special. Timeless ingredients, beautifully brought together and served with that unmistakable Déepalma feeling.