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House music legend Billie Ray Martin, whom you may know from her 1995 smash Your Loving Arms and Electribe 101’s big 1988 hit, Talking With Myself, is back in a new collaboration Italian bear/queen Hard Ton. The track is free to download for the next week.

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Former Electribe 101 frontwoman Billie Ray Martin continues to pump out goodness. This time it’s retro gay disco with a shout-out to Ring My Bell. And hit this link for a free download.

The latest from JMG reader Billie Ray Martin. NSFW.(Via – Allure Of Sound)

House music legend Billie Ray Martin returns in this collaboration with Norwegian electronica producer Robert Solheim. With the single ‘Rainy Days and Saturdays’, The Opiates live up to their ‘Carpenters of Electro’ title and hope to conquer airwaves and underground alike. It’s a song about the transsexual Candy Darling who, although leading the wild life and preparing for a sex …

House up your weekend with the latest from Electribe 101 legend Billie Ray Martin. This is from Sold Life, her coming collaboration with underground buzzmakers Hard Ton, which is due out on April 26th.

The fantastic Billie Ray Martin is back with Sweet Suburban Disco, a lovely electro number reminiscent of her stone late 80s club classics with Electribe 101 (Talking With Myself, Tell Me When The Fever Ended) and her 1995 global solo smash, Your Loving Arms. The new track and its remixes drop on iTunes on February 28th. (The remix by Erasure’s …

Billie Ray Martin covers the Cabaret Voltaire classic.

Courtesy of Penetration Inc, for today’s swag booty we have five copies of Billie Ray Martin: The Videos 89-98, a DVD compilation of videos, performances, and interviews from the legendary house music diva. This DVD compilation comes with artwork and menu design done by Philip Marshall and contain all the Electribe 101 videos including “Inside Out”, “Talking With Myself” and …