UK music group Dreamhouse (Paul Barry, David Riley, and Jules Tulley) met each other while were working odd jobs - - as bartenders and bus washers and songwriter. English/ Jamaican David Riley was a remixer (who had already worked with such notables as R. Kelly and Fu Schnickens), met the Scottish born Paul and Northern England born Jules while working in a London recording studio aptly named Dreamhouse Studios. The trio gave it a go as a group and became a full-fledged band after they were asked to prepare a dance album for release in the Far-East. Shortly thereafter, the head of Forman Bros. heard a copy of the Dreamhouse rendition of “Let’s Live For Today” and was smitten by the magic that this trio captured. Great harmonies, infectious dance groove, and reggae rapping of David Riley proved to be nothing short of incredible. Their original penned songs like “Walking In Shadows”, “Forever” and “Hay Que Linda” proved the pure talent. An impromptu take of the classic Maurice Williams\' pop hit \"Stay,\" just put things over the top. Forman Bros. signed the group and put best efforts forth to jointly release through a label called Trauma Rec. in 1998. As the album was being released, principal member Paul Barry was busy at work writing some amazing hit songs, such as “Believe” for Cher, and “Bailamos” & “Hero” for Enriqué Iglesias, to name just a few. Paul is a celebrated songwriter today. For many years, the Dreamhouse “Sha-La-La” had not been available, until now.