Ten Percent

Recorded in Philadelphia during the rise of the Salsoul sound, the track was produced by Ron Kersey and arranged by Vincent Montana Jr. Double Exposure worked with Salsoul's core session musicians who helped define the label's orchestral dance style. Released as the group's breakthrough single, it became one of the earliest major disco records built around the Philadelphia dance sound. The record was a club hit and helped establish Salsoul Records as a leading disco label. The track remains a disco classic and is frequently cited as a foundational Salsoul recording. Its groove and arrangement have been widely sampled and referenced in dance, house and hip-hop music.