The vocals sound like the voice of a person who has been in the trenches and sees no end
The words of defiance and unity repeated with the same meaning but now the tone reflects the long road they see ahead
The minimal design and slower tempo is counter to what the techno trends have been stuck on for some years
The marching beat could symbolize the marching change always in motion in Detroit.
Is this the track of the minimal rebirth?
Is this a sign of the coming Golden Era of Detroit?
When Asked about this release Dillon Preech responded confidently "Only the truly devoted know the answers…...For everyone else insert your meaning for now until you seek true inLIGHTmeant"
Are you devoted?
- Anthony Thomas @ Resident Advisor  

We've Had Enough (Single)

We've Had Enough

"Elected "Detroit's Gaud". Preech is devoted to the shared Vision of "The Golden Era of Detroit". He shares the"Golden Vision"  with followers of  the dignified Techno Pop Rave cult,The Lights Cultlective. The minimal groove of Detroit has found a home with Preech and The Lights."
- Resident Advisor