I Guess We're Breakin' / Go Goin' Gone

Released in 1999 on the independent Uptight label, this 12-inch single by Electronic Deep Soul Believer sits at the intersection of late-nineties underground house and soulful, lo-fi electronic experimentation. The record reflects the era's movement toward incorporating analog grit into dance music, specifically drawing on the aesthetic of deep, emotive house that favored atmospheric textures over high-gloss production. The label, Uptight, was known for fostering small-batch pressings that targeted niche DJ circles rather than commercial airplay.

The design of the sleeve and the production of the tracks were driven by an effort to evoke a sense of late-night melancholia, with the title tracks capturing a raw, unpolished energy synonymous with the mid-Atlantic electronic scene of that time. While the record remained a relatively obscure release, it gained traction among crate-digging collectors who valued the blend of soul-inflected vocals and driving drum machine rhythms. It is often cited as a definitive example of the short-lived experimentations in 'deep soul' electronic fusion at the turn of the millennium.