When searching the Internet for Terry´s Café, House fans agree: Terry Lee Brown Jr. mix compilation series counts as one of the best in the genre. And while the eighth part of the film " ice in the handle " caused only shrug, the eighth issue of Terry`s café is rather the very well matured James Bond series variation, affectionately ‘stirred’ and not like other sucked out compilations series listlessly shaken. Choice and mix are with Terry Lee Brown Jr. always at the highest level.
The philosophy of the series is easy: Terry´s Café 8 shows once again the adaptable range of house music without stereotyped thinking. The CD fits in all conceivable situations, winds elegantly by all heights and depths of the day. Music in undulations, not only for the prime-time in the club, but also suitable for the motoring or for a quiet hour in the living room.
For many years is Terry Lee Brown Jr., alias Norman Feller, a steady component of the cream of international house producers. He began in 1989 as a DJ, produced various albums and compilations under various pseudonyms and stamped the subgenre Tech-House like no one else. His works as a producer and DJ are to full love and passion to the music. His fans call his style affectionately "Terry grinding", which moves on Terry´s Café 8 again irresistibly through the mix.
As usual Terry Lee Brown Jr has carefully well-chosen prominent artists for Terrys café 8. Acts like Swayzak, may not lack Robert Babicz, Kraak & Smaak and, of course, The Timewriter. At the end of the miraculous compilation a new unreleased track of Terry Lee Brown Jr. "Time Out" rounds up the candy as an outro.

review by: Fake PR