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MTV Artist - Byron Burke releases a new House Track!



After a 17 year hiatus from the music industry, Burke has returned to producing. His first track “Thank You Jesus” was inspired by his love of music and all he has endured.


“I created an instrumental that had a ‘David Bowie’ vibe and I shared it with one of my friends, Tommie Cruse, who just happened to be one of David Bowie's recording engineers,” said Burke on the creation of his latest track.

“I was stunned that he was working with Mr. Bowie at the same time I created the track and would let him check it out.”

After careful consideration, Burke decided to release the track under his own start-up ventures called the "House Music Channel".

Byron was the creative force behind the legendary house music band from Chicago Ten City.  He co-wrote, produced and remixed songs on the “Foundation” and “State Of Mind” albums for Atlantic Records, including “No House Big Enough” for East/West Records, and “That Was Then, This Is Now” for Columbia Records.

Today, Burke leads BB Media Global Group, leveraging his experience to help clients embrace the new concepts and ideas that help drive new customers and see long term growth by using biblical principles.

“Thank You Jesus” will be available now at the House Music Channel, iTunes, Amazon, iHeart Radio, Spotify and many more!


Interviews available upon request. 
Contact Author:  Stephanie Vazquez 
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