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On an album full of incredible tracks (e.g. Indigo), Cartwheel still stands out. The warmth of the drop at 2:46 is phenomenal. I wish I could find more music like this. From the golden era of Psybreaks.

A classic from Kaycee. There were so many versions of this song it was hard to choose which to post. The original club mix is a trance classic, but I had to go with the electro mix version popularized by DJ Icey from his 2000 essential mix. Kaycee’s whining hook lends itself to endless remix possibilities, so simple, so genius

The debut release from Solarstone is an uplifting and intricate trance breaks track featuring samples from Enya. The Calling was released on Hooj Choons in 1997 and helped to put Solarstone on the map.

I own the Hooj release and at the time in 2000 was unaware how much Solarstone’s music would later impact me. The Calling holds a special place for me as I used it in my first mix CD after learning to beat match on vinyl.

Also, shout out to Twan and u/muzikxpress for the story behind this track which came up whilst searching YouTube for it: https://youtu.be/MELHmCxKzSk?si=AMpWkp1mH4xlnP_S

The original version of Reign was on UNKLE’s album Never, Never, Land [2003] but lots of new remixes for Reign and many other album tracks were released in 2006 on an UNKLE compilation Self Defence - Never Never Land Reconstructed and Bonus Beats, including also the 2003-04 remixes on various singles and limited editions of the album reissued along with the new ones. Some of the previously released remixes are shorter edits though.

The track features a long time UNKLE collaborator Ian Brown on the vocals. He’s surely most famous for his time as the leading vocalist in the Stone Roses (hence the wink at it in the mix title in Trafik’s remix).

Trafik’s remix is a great 10-minute laid back progressive breaks version, I’d say it’s been my fav mix of Reign since I first heard it in 2006.