Uploaded May 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
All mixes available on itunes: bit.ly/jyJABE
After scoring one of 2010's biggest anthems with the ubiquitous Tarantula, Pleasurekraft return with another irresistible, charismatic big room groove -- already counting plays from the UK's biggest tastemakers, Radio 1's Pete Tong and Annie Mac.
Galloping beats and off-beat bass do battle in mischievous fashion on this colourful cut, with synth brass, cheeky little stabs, electro leads, organ chords and plucked motifs taking it in turns to fill in the gaps around the killer groove and keep your attention hooked. It's all topped off with another one of their distinctive, otherworldly, gated vocals, and taken to the nth level with big builds and bold flourishes of energy. The result is an infectious, fist-pumping delight which will surely be one of 2011's most memorable moments, and that once again shows this duo to be two of house & tech music's most innovative talents.
On the remix front, Hungary's Jay Lumen continues his fine run of form that has seen him release on labels such as 100% Pure and Kling Klong with a percussive, funk-laced workout that drops us somewhere between filter house and groovy techno, with rolling fills and big throbs of bass. Great Stuff label boss Rainer Weichhold teams up with Heartik on the other remix, taking a bit more of a "re-edit" approach, keeping plenty of the original's flavour intact and marrying it to rolling, incessant tech house beats for more of a consistent ride.
All mixes available on itunes: bit.ly/jyJABE
After scoring one of 2010's biggest anthems with the ubiquitous Tarantula, Pleasurekraft return with another irresistible, charismatic big room groove -- already counting plays from the UK's biggest tastemakers, Radio 1's Pete Tong and Annie Mac.
Galloping beats and off-beat bass do battle in mischievous fashion on this colourful cut, with synth brass, cheeky little stabs, electro leads, organ chords and plucked motifs taking it in turns to fill in the gaps around the killer groove and keep your attention hooked. It's all topped off with another one of their distinctive, otherworldly, gated vocals, and taken to the nth level with big builds and bold flourishes of energy. The result is an infectious, fist-pumping delight which will surely be one of 2011's most memorable moments, and that once again shows this duo to be two of house & tech music's most innovative talents.
On the remix front, Hungary's Jay Lumen continues his fine run of form that has seen him release on labels such as 100% Pure and Kling Klong with a percussive, funk-laced workout that drops us somewhere between filter house and groovy techno, with rolling fills and big throbs of bass. Great Stuff label boss Rainer Weichhold teams up with Heartik on the other remix, taking a bit more of a "re-edit" approach, keeping plenty of the original's flavour intact and marrying it to rolling, incessant tech house beats for more of a consistent ride.
