Typical mid-nineties euro house with mixes by remixers du jour Future Breeze being the builder and the original straddling the rave / house divide. The banger on this package however is the higher state remix - not by Josh Wink - whom you would expect from the naming but actually Dillons & Dickens who had in period just created THE definitive remix of the Wink Classic. This little known remix can still be played out today and has that semi-familiar-but hard to place quality that keeps a crowd on its toes...recommended

First heard this tune at The Arches during an 1996 Essential Mix live broadcast with Pete Tong. It has three parts two it. Starts off with a wavered piano, then settles into rhythmic bassline which leads straight into a menacing breakdown, then ends with quirky stabs along an echoing house soundscape. Pete Tong went on to mix Klubbheads - Klubbhopping into it.