25 years on and this tech house beauty still sounds so fresh
1999 and today’s record featured heavily in tons of my DJ sets as the original minimal sound of tech house was at its peak.
This track was produced by Asad Rizvi & Nathan Coles. Nathan who was a resident DJ at Fabric in London and their own Wiggle parties, sadly passed passed
away last year but will be remembered as a key figure in this fresh sound alongside Terry Francis.This music was a DJ’s dream as it sounded really big on a club system and could be blended into a mix for ages. A perfect style for changing the mood in the room, either up a bit or bringing it back down again.
Still sounds very fresh, 25 years on.
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