Anhura Records clearly supports music in 2011 by technifying and electrifying the current house music to give it a new dimension, especially as it will be directed at the dance floors. In this 5th reference, Luca M offers us a warm and vibrant track full of break tricks and signals against which it is impossible to remain inactive.

This producer skillfully controls the timings of the track and furnishes it with those vocal elements which boost and make it certainly attractive. It must be said in this review that, with respect to the satisfactory “Chop me” remixes, Lorenzo Bartoletti adds some percussion power to his work dragging it to techno territory.

DJ Smilk, for his part, decides to sharpen its dancing qualities to make it even more suitable for clubs. Finally, Denis Horvat happily takes the track to the deep side and provides it with a velvety evening aspect which fits it perfectly. Anhura is carrying forward.