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SoulTracks Lost Gem: The time D-Train reimagined a pop classic
Born in Brooklyn, New York, James “D-Train” Williams was steeped in gospel before studying music at Columbia University, where he met keyboardist and producer Hubert Eaves III. The partnership became the duo D-Train, and in 1981 they stormed the clubs with “You’re the One for Me,” a sleek, synth-driven anthem that helped define the post-disco […]
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SoulTracks Lost Gem: The time D-Train reimagined a pop classic
Born in Brooklyn, New York, James “D-Train” Williams was steeped in gospel before studying music at Columbia University, where he met keyboardist and producer Hubert Eaves III. The partnership became the duo D-Train, and in 1981 they stormed the clubs with “You’re the One for Me,” a sleek, synth-driven anthem that helped define the post-disco […]
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