Nightcrawlers is a dynamic British-American house music project that emerged from Glasgow, Scotland, and Chicago, Illinois, spearheaded by the talented producer, DJ, and vocalist John Reid. The project initially took shape in the early 1990s as a soul and funk-influenced pop act. Their debut single, “Living Inside a Dream,” did not achieve commercial success, but the subsequent release of “Push the Feeling On” marked a pivotal moment in their career. Although the original version struggled to make an impact, a remix by Marc Kinchen transformed it into a dance anthem, reaching No. 3 on the UK Singles Chart and solidifying Nightcrawlers’ place in music history.

Following the success of the remix, Reid transitioned to a solo career under the Nightcrawlers name, signing with BMG and releasing a series of singles that showcased his evolving sound. Tracks like “Surrender Your Love” and “Don’t Let the Feeling Go” further established his presence in the dance music scene, with several peaking in the UK charts. Reid’s debut album, “Let’s Push It,” encapsulated his journey, featuring remixes that highlighted his collaboration with MK, which became a hallmark of his sound.

In the years that followed, Reid continued to innovate, releasing remixed versions of his work and collaborating with various artists. His 2011 single, “Cryin’ Over You,” and the 2018 EP, “The Nightcrawlers Soul Sessions,” demonstrated his versatility and commitment to evolving his musical style. The resurgence of “Push the Feeling On” through modern remixes, including the 2021 hit “Friday,” showcased the timeless appeal of his music, reaching new audiences and charting internationally.

Beyond his work as a performer, Reid has made significant contributions as a songwriter, penning hits for renowned artists like Westlife and Tina Turner. His collaborations extend to various genres and artists, reflecting his adaptability and creativity in the music industry. With a legacy that spans decades, Nightcrawlers continues to resonate with fans, proving that great music knows no bounds and remains relevant across generations.