Everybody dance now. Everybody dance now. No, no, no, no, I did a little bit better than you. Okay. Unfortunately. Falsetto fight. Falsetto fight. Taking you down now. Higher, higher, higher. Taking you down now. I'm taking it outside. So luxury today, we're covering one of my favorite disco tracks of all time. We've been waiting to do this one for a while, and I'm pumped. Oh, my God, me too. I absolutely adore this song. And what would this song be without the infectious falsetto of trailblazing queer icon Sylvester? Yes, which is why we have a very special guest to help us on our deep dive into this song by Sylvester and his incredible vocals.

You don't want to miss it.

We're talking one song, and that song is You Make Me Feel Mighty Real by Sylvester.

You make the feel,

mighty real.

You make a feel. Yeah. Those who lead us, Ooh, magic Those who lead

Those who lead

deserve a car

That leads with them

Because a car that doesn't move you

Is a car that falls short of amazing.

That's the Lexus standard.

The standard of amazing. That's the Lexus standard. The standard of amazing.

I'm actor-writer-director and sometimes DJ Diallo Riddell.

And I'm producer, DJ songwriter, and music collegeist luxury, aka the guy who whispers,

Interpolation.

And this is one song.

The show where we break down the stems and stories behind

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YouTube and Spotify. While you're there, please like and subscribe. So today we have a special guest.

He's a highly sought after vocal coach who's worked on NBC's The Voice for over 10 seasons. He's also worked with A-list talents such as Selena Gomez, J-Lo, Cole Play, and Lenny Kravitz. Please give a warm welcome to Stevie Mackey. Yay! Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. So, Stevie, you and Sylvester both grew up singing in the church. Absolutely. That's where we want to start. What do you think gospel singing gives a vocalist that's hard to get anywhere else? That's very true. That statement, you can't get what you get in church in a school or in any other form of education. You can't get it on the streets.

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