Paul Hester's Break Of Dawn, released on Paper Recordings in 1997, represents a significant entry into the electronic music landscape of the late 90s. Hester, working within the expanding electronic and house music scene of that era, crafted this two-track 12-inch vinyl with a clear focus on dancefloor-oriented production. The A-side, Break Of Dawn, serves as the title track and primary offering, establishing Hester's approach to house music sensibilities with what would have been contemporary club appeal for 1997. The B-side, Belief In Deep, provides a complementary piece that rounds out the single's sonic palette. Released during a period when vinyl remained the format of choice for electronic music distribution, this 12-inch captures Hester's work at a moment when house music was evolving through various regional interpretations and production styles. The single exemplifies the straightforward yet effective house and electronic music aesthetic that characterized much of the 1990s underground dance scene. For collectors of electronic music on vinyl, Break Of Dawn offers a snapshot of late-90s house production values and Hester's contribution to the era's broader musical discourse.
Record Review
Paul Hester – Break Of Dawn
Tracklist
Tracks
- A. Break Of Dawn
- B. Belief In Deep





