Carl Bias & Miyan Bryant – "Treat Me Right"

A Fusion of Chicago’s Deep House Soul & Detroit’s Electronic Spirit

When two musical forces collide, magic happens—and "Treat Me Right" is proof of that. Carl Bias, a Chicago house pioneer, teams up with the ever-soulful Miyan Bryant to craft a track that’s equal parts deep, hypnotic, and emotionally charged. This isn’t just another house record. it’s a journey through the roots and evolution of underground dance music.

From the jump, "Treat Me Right" wraps you in a velvety bassline that feels like a love letter to classic Chicago deep house. The groove is undeniable pulsing with that signature warmth that made house music a global movement. Layered over the rhythm, airy synth pads and shimmering chords drift in and out, creating a space where nostalgia and modernity dance together in perfect harmony.

Then comes Miyan Bryant, whose vocals glide over the track like a whisper in the dark—sultry, commanding, and effortlessly soulful. She doesn’t just sing; she feels every note, drawing the listener into a narrative of longing and passion. It’s the kind of vocal performance that turns a solid deep house track into an anthem.

The percussion? Crisp. The groove? Relentless. This is a track designed for late-night sessions, where the lights are low, the bass is deep, and the dancefloor is fully locked in. The Detroit influence sneaks in with an electronic shimmer—those subtle, futuristic touches that elevate the track beyond a simple four-on-the-floor rhythm and into something timeless.

Who’s gonna love this? House purists will appreciate the craftsmanship, deep house lovers will get lost in the groove, and anyone looking for a track with soul, depth, and just the right touch of electronic sophistication will have this on repeat. Whether you’re vibing in a dark, intimate club or cruising through the city at night, "Treat Me Right" is the soundtrack to the moment.

Carl Bias & Miyan Bryant didn’t just drop a track—they delivered a feeling.

🔥 Final Verdict: Deep, soulful, and essential for any house head’s playlist.