Don Philip - I Will Still Love You: Tribute to Britney Spears - CD SINGLE

Back in 1999 when he sang the duet, InchI Will Still Love You,Inch with Britney Spears on her debut album, Miami singer / songwriter Don Philip emerged as a supremely talented vocalist who sounded remarkably comfortable in the studio for someone so young. As an emerging songwriter, Don contributed the original track, InchSugar,Inch to the soundtrack of the teen-oriented motion picture, InchDrive Me Crazy.Inch Since then Don has honed his songwriting skills and soulful singing, focusing now on his own projects and the results show an emerging artist that has finally come into his own. As a tribute to Britney Spears, Don revisits and updates his original take on the duet InchI Will Still Love You,Inch this time with Miami vocalist Rachel performing the female part. Presented here is the original mix of the session plus bonus instrumental and acappella versions.

The remarkably talented young singer songwriter and Miami native Don Philip first hit the airwaves back in 1999 when he sang the duet, InchI Will Still Love You,Inch on Britney Spears' debut album and contributed the original track, InchSugar,Inch to the soundtrack of the teen-oriented motion picture, InchDrive Me Crazy.Inch Since then Don has honed his songwriting skills and soulful singing, focusing now on his own projects and the results show an emerging artist that has finally come into his own. As a tribute to Britney Spears, Don revisited and updated his original take on the duet InchI Will Still Love You,Inch this time with Miami vocalist Rachel performing the female part. Presented here is one of the world's most innovative dance music producers and DJs, Billy Paul Williams, with a remix of Don's updated track including a re-work of the instrumental plus bonus acappella version

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