Deep in the City (Remix) [Paul Goodyear Sanfrandisko Mix]

Kym Sims is an American singer, whose biggest success came outside her home market. Kym began her career as a background vocalist at Motown Records and was also featured as an advertising jingle singer for McDonald's and Double Mint Gum. Soon she was breaking into the pop/dance market with her massive hits, 'Take My Advice and 'Too Blind To See It,' which went to #1 on the U.K. charts. The dance anthem, 'Too Blind to See It,' spent 12 weeks on the U.K. Singles Chart over the festive period of 1991/1992 and eventually charted in the States with an appearance on Club MTV with Downtown Julie Brown. Her follow up single, 'Take My Advice' reached #13 in the UK and quickly became another club hit. Kym's full length album entitled, 'Too Blind To See It' peaked at #39 in the U.K. Albums Chart. The album was produced by Steve 'Silk' Hurley, with co-production credits shared with E-Smoove and 4 Time Grammy Award winner Maurice Joshua. Maurice Joshua is known across the globe as a brilliant producer, remixer, DJ and adding his magic touch to other leading artists such as Mary J. Blige, Mariah Carey, Rihanna and Beyonce. The album would spawn two more singles. 'A Little Bit More,' which peaked at #30 in the U.K. Top 100 charts and the final R & B single, "Shoulda Known Better.' That same year, Kym also co-wrote for other artists, including, CeCe Peniston's biggest hit, 'Keep On Walkin' (#1 in U.S. Dance & #15 in Hot 100), Tene Williams R & B hit, 'Good Morning' and Jamie Loring's Pop hit, 'Crazy.' After the success of the album, 'Too Blind To See It,' Kym continued to release more dance singles throughout the 90's. She teamed up with Band of Gypsies (Producers/Remixers) to release, 'I Must Be Free,' in 1995 which peaked in the States at #6 in the U.S. Dance Charts. The following year, she released another dance/pop single, 'We Gotta Love', which peaked at #9 in the U.S. Dance Charts. In 1997, Kym provided the lead vocals for 'Keep On Groovin' by One Vision under the alias, Shimma and she later released the dance single, 'Just Can't Get Enough' in 2000. 'Keep on Keepin On'....and that's what Kym Sims is doing! In 2013, Kym Sims and longtime friend, Maurice Joshua came full circle as the two Chicago House Legends collaborated again on the single, 'Good Morning.' The dance single caught the airwaves in the U.K. and the attention of DJ's/remixer Paul Hawkin's, Soulfunktion and Italy's finest, Christopher Ross who later put their spin on the track with remixes. 2014 would be the year Kym would reemerge with a new sound, new look, and a new vision all her own. Teaming up with Jason Orriss with the House Of Orriss, Kym was back in the studio recording new material. 2014, saw the release of 'One Of Those Nights'' with Deep Elementz & several follow up remixes by Broken Toe, Kevin Julien, The Scientists Of Sound, Wade Teo & Stereo Junkie. Next was "Won't Do That' with Unique2Rhythm and caught the attention of U.K. D.J.'s Steve Watts, Niall Redmond & Iain Willis on their House Music podcasts. Additional remixes by AM2PM & The Scientists of Sound would follow. Fans were also excitied to hear that Kym Sims & Chicago Legend, Steve 'Silk' Hurley were back together in the studio working on a future project. 'Make a scene in 2015!' And Kym sure did! Kym continued the momentum with the release of 'When U Look' with The Scientists of Sound, 'Move Your Feet' with Samson Lewis & DJ Pats, 'Wit My Life' with Paul Key, a re-release of her 2014 track, 'One Of Those Nights' with Deep Elementz. Fans were also treated to a 2015 remix of her classic hit, 'Take My Advice' with mixes by Tony King, Asha Keys, Frankstar, Da Boyze, Brandon Morales, Eddie Valdez, Beethoven TBS, Lex Loofah & CC. "Back....and Brand New!" Kym is definitely back at it and ready to bring her fans more brand new music in 2016. Her latest project: Frankstar VS Tom-E TuTone featuring KYM SIMS, titled 'Deep In The City' as of August 22, 2016 has held the Number 1 Position on the ZIP DJ Club Chart for 6 Weeks!