Fighting Love has soared to the number one spot on Traxsource, continuing Fool’s Paradise’s impressive streak of chart-topping releases. The label, founded by Knight, has consistently delivered, going back to his roots in soulful house and solidifying the label’s reputation for delivering timeless house music built on songcraft and AAA production.
Known individually for their incredible contributions to the scene, Mark Knight, the driving force behind Toolroom Records, and Mark Dedross, formerly one half of the renowned duo Markosa, bring their expertise together to deliver a deep and emotive anthem.
Mark Knight’s unparalleled legacy of global hits and club classics meets Mark Dedross’ history of melodic, soul-stirring productions in this dynamic pairing. Together, they pay tribute to Thelma Jones’ How Long, reimagining the iconic vocal with sleek modern production to deliver a track that seamlessly blends heartfelt emotion with undeniable dancefloor energy.
“I started Fool’s Paradise to bring back the soulful, funky house music that first got me into the scene—music with real songcraft, not just club tracks. The response has been incredible; every release has connected with both DJs and fans in a big way. The goal was always to build a label that feels like a home for proper, uplifting house music, and seeing it resonate so strongly is beyond what I could have hoped for.”
Fool’s Paradise continues to define the modern house landscape, blending classic influences with fresh energy to create music built to last.
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