Over the last few years, we have seen the rise of sample pack vocal use in house music. On some levels, it's been great for producers; they now have access to vocals without having to either write & create their own or clear a sample. It has decreased creativity and individuality on other levels as DJs and producers rework the same oft-used Splice vocals. Since women make most of the vocals, we could argue that Splice, Loopcloud, et al. have devalued their contribution to the scene by rendering them invisible. We are against this idea at Glasgow Underground and have featured (and paid royalties to) sample pack vocalists who we have used. All well and good, you say, but what does this have to do with Kevin McKay's new single? It uses a sample pack of vocals, of course! Kevin has loved this one since the Arthouse Acoustics pack came out but held off releasing it as AZZUR beat him to the punch with their excellent "Me Gusta". Since their version has had its time, we can release Kevin's into the wild. So here it is, wrapped up in the same good-time percussive pump that has made his and Amal Nemer's version of "In The Air Tonight" so popular.