Byron Stingily - Hate Wont Change Me

Review by Angie Sandoval

Album Review: Hate Won’t Change Me by Byron Stingily Alright, let’s dive into this gem of an album—Hate Won’t Change Me by Byron Stingily. Released back in 2006, it’s one of those deep house records that just sticks with you. If you’re into soulful electronic vibes with a touch of raw emotion, this is your jam. And hey, even if you’re not super familiar with the genre, this album has a way of sneaking up on you and hitting different. First off, big props to Quentin Harris and Byron Stingily for pulling this together. You can tell they weren’t just phoning it in—the production feels lush but still grounded, like it’s got its feet planted firmly on the dancefloor while reaching for something deeper. The credits show some real teamwork too; shoutout to Carla Prather and Reggie Hall for adding those backing vocals that give everything extra depth. Now, onto the tracks. I gotta talk about “Hate Won’t Change Me (Shelter Vocal)” because wow—it’s the kind of song that makes you pause whatever you’re doing and just feel. Byron’s voice here is smooth as butter, dripping with sincerity. It’s not over-the-top dramatic or anything, which is what makes it so relatable. The lyrics are simple yet powerful, reminding us how hate doesn’t define who we are. Paired with that rolling house beat and subtle piano stabs? Pure magic. Every time I hear it, I’m transported to some smoky underground club where everyone’s vibing together under dim lights. Like… yeah, life might be messy, but music like this helps put it all into perspective. Then there’s the instrumental version—“Hate Won’t Change Me (Shelter Inst.)”. Honestly, this one caught me off guard at first. Without vocals, the track leans fully into its groove, letting the bassline do most of the talking. It’s hypnotic in a totally different way, perfect for zoning out during a late-night drive or when you need to reset your brain after a long day. Sometimes less really is more, y’know? One thing that stands out about this album is how cohesive it feels despite having only two main tracks. It’s short but sweet, leaving you wanting more without overstaying its welcome. That’s kinda rare these days, isn’t it? Plus, knowing Timmy Regisford was involved as executive producer gives it that extra layer of credibility—he’s basically house music royalty. So yeah, Hate Won’t Change Me might not have blown up the charts back in ’06, but it’s the kind of record DJs and deep house heads still pull out when they wanna remind people what real music sounds like. Funny enough, listening to it now feels almost nostalgic, even though it wasn’t exactly part of my youth. Maybe that says something about timeless music, or maybe I’m just getting old. Either way, Byron Stingily delivered something special here—a little slice of Chicago soul wrapped up in a New York vibe. Final thought? Life’s complicated, but albums like this make it easier to process. Oh, and also—I’d love to see someone sample “Hate Won’t Change Me” in a modern track. Just sayin’.

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Artist: Byron Stingily
Album: Hate Wont Change Me

Electronic

2006

Rating: 4.33

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Hate Won't Change Me (Shelter Vocal)
Hate Won't Change Me (Shelter Inst.)

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Quentin Harris feat. Byron Stingily - Hate Won't Change Me

Byron Stingily & Quentin Harris-Hate Won't Change Me

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URA-004

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Vinyl
12"
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Role	Company
Engineered At	Warzone Studios, Chicago

Credits

Role	Credit
Backing Vocals	Byron Stingily, Carla Prather, Reggie Hall
Engineer	Van Christie
Executive-Producer	Timmy Regisford
Lead Vocals	Byron Stingily
Producer	Quentin Harris
Written-By	Byron Stingily, Quentin Harris

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Taken from the forthcoming Quentin Harris LP 'No Politics'.

About Byron Stingily

House vocalist from Chicago. Father of .

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Byron A. Stingily

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Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Hate Won't Change Me* by Byron Stingily is a deep dive into the soulful side of electronic music. Released in 2006, it blends Deep House and House with heartfelt vocals, all crafted by Stingily himself alongside producer Quentin Harris. What’s cool is that Timmy Regisford, a legend in the House scene, was the executive producer. The album feels like a labor of love, with tracks like "Hate Won't Change Me (Shelter Vocal)" delivering a message of resilience through smooth beats and powerful vocals. It's the kind of music that stays with you long after the song ends.