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Everyday

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"Everyday" topped the Billboard Dance/Club charts in early 2002. It is easily one of the best club anthems to come out in the last several years. The song is moving, spiritual, uplifting, and a step above other Kim English material. I would rank this as her best work.

THE definitive mix of this track is the HQ2 (Hex Hector/Mac Quayle) Club Mix. Packed with energy, synth build-ups, breakdowns, and putting Kim English's vocals at the forefront, this mix is a club crowd-pleaser. The best part about it though is that it retains the spirituality of the original recording.

The memory I have of this song is hearing it played at a club at midnight on New Year's a couple of years ago - it truly made the moment. The HQ2 mix is so popular that it still gets played occasionally today, almost three years after its release.

"I've got my health, I've got my strength, I'm in my right mind.
I still have breath so I've got hope that love is by my side.
And where I go I know I need not look behind me.
He keeps me safe and that is something he does everyday."

Since this song hit the clubs back in November, it has become my absolute favorite anthem of all time! Not only is it just awesome to dance to, but it has a spiritual aspect that I love. That's part of why I listen to it daily - I think it's a great reminder of "the miracles taking place in my life." The original Hex Hector mix is the only one that will do for me, I could take or leave the radio edit and Maurice Joshua mixes. And I probably have only listened to "Treat Me Right" once. It's ALL about track #2.

The high energy mix of 'Everyday' by HQ2 is top notch. Hex Hector is incredible when he's good, horrible when he's bad. This mix captures the energy he found in the treatment he turned out of the Jennifer Lopez 'Waiting for Tonight' monumentous remix. I highly recommend this single, if only for the HQ2 remix.