Debbie Deb

Debbie Deb released "When I Hear Music as a single in 1984. The track is produced by "Pretty" Tony Butler. It also appeared on Deb's 1987 album, Lookout Weekend.

Debbie Deb released "When I Hear Music as a single in 1984. The track is produced by "Pretty" Tony Butler. It also appeared on Deb's 1987 album, Lookout Weekend.

Debbie Deb released "When I Hear Music as a single in 1984. The track is produced by "Pretty" Tony Butler. It also appeared on Deb's 1987 album, Lookout Weekend.

"When I Hear Music" is a freestyle song produced by "Pretty" Tony Butler and sung by Debbie Deb (Deborah Claire Wesoff-Kowalski). -- "You don’t have to be the greatest singer in the world to have a good record, as you know. Debbie Deb’s tone is what people like. I got to say, about 75% of her notes were off. I had her sing and recorded it to the two-track, which has a variable speed knob. The parts where that I knew she was flat, I turned it and the pitch went up and it got her in tune. It was hard to make those records!" --Pretty Tony

This '80s Freestyle classic is sampled in the hotly-talked about new Kendrick Lamar song we heard a snippet of in the beginning of the "Not Like Us" video! www.youtube.com Debbie Deb is still around and making rad jewelry: debbiedeb.art

This '80s Freestyle classic is sampled in the hotly-talked about new Kendrick Lamar song we heard a snippet of in the beginning of the "Not Like Us" video! www.youtube.com

'80s Freestyle classic!

Ready for the weekend? Debbie Deb is taking us there, Lookout Weekend released in 1984. "Jumping music, slick deejays, fog machines and laser rays"

Debbie Deb (born March 10, 1966) is the stage name of American club, electro and freestyle dance music singer Deborah Claire Wesoff-Kowalski, who rose to recognition in the ‘80s for her dance tracks “Lookout Weekend” and “When I Hear Music”, hailing from Brooklyn, New York, U.S. Here she is in Orlando last year: www.youtube.com