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The followup to "Some Lovin' (featuring Kristine W.) is a rockin' romp on the dancefloor from the Mix Masters of Miami. The duo have progressed so much from their early days and the experiences of superstar remixes and their own successes with Liberty City and Funky Green Dogs have brought them to a point in their career where their sound is now accepted as one of the standards of modern dance. This single confirms the promise shown on its predecessor that even bigger things lie in wait for them. The three remixes included here are simply stupdendous, with the boys themselves offering a typically sparse economical reading, Callea + Rispoli bring the proceedings up in yo face, while the Southside team turn the beats up high to expand your mind's sheer zen with their massive mix clocking in at over ten minutes, the crowning jewel on this awesome single.
Audio Remixers: Charlie Solana; Vincenzo Callea; Sammy-O.
Recording information: Entroterra Studio, PA.
Murk: Oscar G., Ralph Falcon.
Personnel: A. Zarcone (keyboards).
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