Kim Cameron and Side FX just released “Dancing in the dark”‘s version of The Bimbo Jones. The bassline flows gently in a perfect balance with the pure house groove, while the break part comes in a very refreshing way, filled with crazy piano lines, powerful vocals and vocals from the original tune. The track has a really nice and energetic feel to it, featuring a lot of diversity in regards to the choice of sounds, perfect for this summer!

There are many factors which make this EP work so tremendously well. For one, Kim Cameron seems to recognize the factors that make up a truly good pop song. The things that worked for Steve Perry, Earth Wind & Fire, and The Carpenters can all be found in the tracks of this EP in 2016. But of course, Kim takes these sounds and allows them to evolve, to fit the modern style, while still embracing the variance and rich flavor that they bring to the release.

From the satisfyingly gritty guitar opening on “But You,” to the shimmering strings on “Falling Stars,” Naturally Yours embraces and enhances the sounds and styles we’ve come to know and love in popular music from the 1970s to this very day. -Andrew Oliver   

20 APRIL, 2017 DEEP HOUSE NEWSLETTER REVIEWS

Side FX & Kim Cameron teamed up to release a brand new track called “Wanna Go”. Even though the original tune sounds good as it is, the remix from Halo’s Bosa Nova sounds even better. Bringing a latino vibe on a groovy deep house tune with the background trumpets and the salsa rhythmic part, the producer managed to create a real dance floor killer, ready to be played on any beach or club party this summer.

"With each power-packed single released, the band continues to evolve and break genre barriers. The two high-energy and club-worthy singles are made for dance floors and will have music lovers wanting more." -New Music Weekly

"The new album is an invaluable product of ingeniousness, because it features clear vocals, memorable melodies, and adventurous instrumentation without compromising quality. Spin Me Ever After features vocals similar in tone to Madonna, Ace Of Base, Kylie Minogue, and Nazanin. The effects of the music will have you spinning this album over and over without fatigue. In short, the only side effects with playing this music are good and mainly involve a penchant for repeated listens. Nothing is amiss here." --Matthew Forss, Inside World Music

(Aug 2012) 5 Stars (out of 5) ★★★★★

Side FX has brought the sound of the 80s pop scene to the new millennium with a new sound that blows others out of the water. Kims vocals are seductive and captivating to your ears. Do I hear Grammys?
Mark Maverick, General Manager, INDIE104 - iRADIO LA

It took a mainstream pop/rock act like Side FX to show how hooky the indie aesthetic could be, fully exploiting its Top 40 potential.Cameron saves two of her biggest surprises for halfway through the album. Side FX breaks all the rules of contemporary pop music, making them true rebels, yet remaining accessible to the masses.
Ink 19 (May 2010)

"Through it all, lead singer Kim Cameron, who also wrote these songs, seduces us with her soulful tones. Contradictions doesn't sound like an independent release at all. It's a polished, professionally executived affair with top-flight guitar work...." --Kit Burns, Overground (Sept 2008)