This is a fairly early Dave Lee/Joey Negro release on Zedd Records from the period when he was still working with Andrew "Doc" Livingstone. A number of Dave Lee Records in the late 1980's and early 1990's were techno records or had a strong techno influence but by this point almost all of his records could be described as "disco house", "garage house", or "deep house" and even "hard house" on the Seka label and as Hed Boys. This record has a strong spacey funky ambient techno feel that makes me think of a more commercial take on the kind of music Underground Resistance did in their "World to World"/"Nation to Nation"/"Galaxy to Galaxy" series and this is not surprising as Dave Lee has made it clear that he is a big fan of those records produced by Mad Mike Banks. "Soul Fire" is especially good but this entire EP is great and ranks among the best of the many good overlooked early Joey Negro records.