You intended — but no such track exists. However, DJ Pierre (Nathaniel Pierre Jones, a legendary house/acid house producer, co-founder of Phuture) did release a classic: "DJ Pierre – Everyday (Is a Holiday)" (Strictly Rhythm, 1993/1994). That did have a maxi-single and later FLAC reissues.
When house music historians discuss the golden era of Strictly Rhythm, few records capture the euphoric, soulful side of early 90s house like Released in 1993 (and charting in 1994), this maxi-single became an instant classic, blending Pierre’s signature acid-inflected production with gospel-tinged vocals. Today, audiophiles and DJs seek out the FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) version of the maxi-single for its pristine dynamic range. This article explores the track’s origins, the importance of the maxi-single format, why FLAC matters for electronic music, and where the release sits in DJ Pierre’s legendary career. D.J. Pierre - Everyday -Maxi--FLAC- - UP BY MAG...