Will this be one of the tracks that people will talk about after the forthcoming Winter Music Conference in Miami now in March?
Well, we humbly hope and think so. After all, it´s a stellar package with two of the most talented producers out of Austria and Germany.
And on top of that, a rock solid remix package.

So what´s the fuzz about? Falko Niestolik teams up with Sebastian Roter and Dan Lewis. They used a sample from an old french song made by Charles Aznavour in 1956.
Same sample as Dr. Dre, Blu Cantrell & Sean Paul previously used. It´s a perfect match between the sample itself and the rolling house beats. Once the break comes in, you can´t resist
singing along with the cool \"Could You Tell Me About The Early Days Of Hip Hop\". Falko Niestolik, Roter & Lewis could lately be found on releases on WePlay, Strictly Rhythm, Toolroom to name a few.
First out on the remix duty is the Dutch super producer Olav Basoski, no further introduction needed. All we can say that you won´t be dissapointed on his take. It´s funky and driven as hell and will damage any floor for sure. Second remixer is another Dutch, we can´t get enough of them. René Amesz delivers 2 different versions with his trademark cooler sound but still with a twist and a flirt with the main room dance floors. The last 2 remixes comes from 2 of Berlin´s finest, Vision Factory and Denis Naidanow. We know them from releases on Blanco Y Negro, Z Records, CR2.