The A side features the original version, a warm slow mo house cut with a nu disco feel. Analogue bass, rich piano chords and off kilter riffs combine with the atmospheric vocals to create a kind of electro/disco fusion cut that is an instant winner. Its easy to see why this record has been getting so much attention with its unique sound and spot on production.

The flipside features an epic thirteen and a half minute remix from My Favorite Robot and Rekids man James Teej. Teej sympathetically reworks the parts, retaining much of the character and melody of the original but twisting it out into an extended dubby mix that draws on a Moroder–esque bassline to superb effect. The arrangement builds slowly but with intensity towards a climatic ending of piano, keys and taught percussion, quality stuff.

This is a record that is destined to fill dancefloors in the months to come and is another impressive marker in the career of Dixie Yure and the catalogue of Flumo.