Power Book III: Raising Kanan, Lay Me Down
Episode 102: “Reaping And Sowing” of StarzPlay’s “Power Book III: Raising Kanan” features Fervor Records classic “Lay Me Down” by Reggae Revolution. Catch it on July 25th!
Fervor, Heist
The Netflix series “Heist” features the Fervor Records classic “Made of Money” by Frank McChristian. Catch it beginning July 23rd!
Fervor & Donny’s Bar Mitzvah
AppleTV+ or Amazon Prime Video are now streaming “Donny’s Bar Mitzvah” which features five Fervor Records classics; “C’mon” by 2 Da Groove, “Up On Your Feet” by Gary Romero, “Bright Moments” by Bright Moments, “Keepin’ On The Top” by Mr. Fantastic, and “Dirt & Perseverance” by Phunklogistix.
KPCC Wild Podcast Ad Features “Debbie” by The Blue Echoes and “How Lonesome” by Charlotte Hunter
The latest KPCC Wild Podcast Ad Features “Debbie” by The Blue Echoes and “How Lonesome” by Charlotte Hunter. Catch it on July 23, 2021!
Good Girls End With Fervor
Episode 416: “Nevada” of NBC’s “Good Girls” features Fervor Records classic “After You’ve Gone” by Derrick Procell. Catch it on July 22nd!
I Think You Should Leave Episode 6 Ad Features 4 Fervor Classics
The latest I Think You Should Leave Episode 6 Ad Features John Lewis, Frank Lynch, Soul Blenders, and Doris Wilson.
I Think You Should Leave Episode 5 Features 5 Fervor Classics
I Think You Should Leave Episode 5 Ad Features John Lewis Soul Blenders The Triplett Twins and Doris Wilson. Catch it July 9, 2021!
I Think You Should Leave Episode 4 Ad Features “Baby Bay” by John Lewis and “Big Flame (Is Gonna Break My Heart in Two)” by Doris Wilson
I Think You Should Leave Episode 4 Ad Features “Baby Bay” by John Lewis and “Big Flame (Is Gonna Break My Heart in Two)” by Doris Wilson
I Think You Should Leave Episode 3 Features 4 Fervor Classics
I Think You Should Leave Episode 3 Ad Features Frank Lynch, Soul Blenders, The Triplett Twins and by Doris Wilson.
I Think You Should Leave Episode 2 Ad Features 4 Fervor Classics
The latest I Think You Should Leave Episode 2 Ad Features John Lewis, Frank Lynch, Soul Blenders, and Doris Wilson.