If you’ve ever danced through a hard time, you know this truth: joy isn’t just a reaction—it’s a practice. And excellence? That’s not just in the big milestones—it’s in how you make your bed, how you speak to a stranger, how you show up for the dream even when no one’s watching.
On today’s episode of Good Vinyl Mornings, PL Sweets drops the needle on Inner Life’s underground disco classic, “Moment of My Life,” a track that pulses with liberation, gratitude, and high-frequency soul. Jocelyn Brown’s powerhouse vocals ride over orchestral strings and a funky bassline that doesn’t ask for permission—it claims joy.
Produced by: Patrick Adams | Written by: Leroy Burgess - Sonny Davenport | Label: Salsoul Records (1982)
It’s a song about being present. Being in it. And knowing that this moment—right now—is shaping the next.
This isn’t just about disco. It’s about discipline. Because how you move on the dance floor is how you move through life. Are you intentional with your joy? Are you committed to the small things, or only showing up when the lights are on?
PL gets real about how the micro reflects the macro. Every email, every prayer, every beat of the drum—you’re telling the universe how serious you are about your future.
So the question is:
Are you dancing like this is the moment of your life… even when nobody’s watching?