Steve Arrington's Make A Difference VIDEO OUT NOW • reviewsphere

Steve Arrington shares a new music video for “Make A Difference”, a track produced by DJ Harrison from his new album Down To The Lowest Terms: The Soul Sessions, out now on Stones Throw. The video honours the progress of racial justice in America, a legacy built by generations of Black revolutionaries and trailblazers. Arrington continues his own legacy by encouraging future generations to make a difference like those who came before them including Papa John Creach, Thelonious Monk, Sun Ra, Hound Dog Taylor, Aretha Franklin and many more.

Created with the help of Stones Throw founder Peanut Butter Wolf, Down to the Lowest Terms: The Soul Sessions is a collection of songs made in collaboration with a new generation of young and talented producers. Other singles from the album include “Keep Dreamin” (Prod. Shibo), “Soulful I Need That in My Life” (Prod. Jamma D) and “The Joys of Love” (Prod. Mndsgn & Devin Morrison).

About Steve Arrington

Dayton, Ohio’s Arrington got his start behind the drums in the group Slave in the ‘70s, but he’s perhaps most known as the lead singer of their classic ‘80s funk songs “Watching You” and “Just A Touch Of Love”. Going solo in ‘83 brought on even more success before Steve left the secular music world for almost two decades to devote himself to spiritual work in the ministry in ‘91. He returned to music in 2009 with Pure Thang and his debut on Stones Throw, Higher (2013) was produced in collaboration with Dam-Funk.

Countless artists draw from Steve’s influences, with his samples included in songs by Jay-Z, A Tribe Called Quest, Pharrell, 2Pac, Snoop Dogg, LL Cool J, Mariah Carey, and N.W.A. to name a few. Throughout the 2010s, Steve featured on tracks by Snoop, Kool Moe Dee, and fellow living legend George Clinton. Earlier this year, Steve appeared on Thundercat’s “Black Qualls”, from the massively acclaimed It Is What It Is, even performing the track on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

While fans of classic Steve Arrington hits will find plenty to love on Down to the Lowest Terms: The Soul Sessions, the record explores new territory for an artist who continues to evolve.