B-side of the debut single by Ian Dee Grees released on vinyl. Includes a deeper breakdown to catch your breath again.

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Ok, let's just be honest. Tom is an impatient type. You can feel he is not having it. All that doom and gloom of the recent past, the feeling of being betrayed by things you cannot change for the better, however hard you try. And still you try. You could also say he is quite the escapist. He obviously believes in an utopia where people are buzzing on a club floor, free, happy and united. This is most probably why his music sounds how it sounds. It serves a purpose.
Tom also seems to be longing for his music to feature everything he likes, and due to said impatience he does not distribute his ideals and ideas to many different tunes, instead he aims to make them work in just a few tunes. And how they do work. They work so well in fact, that fulfilling this purpose mentioned above is not theoretical in the slightest.
Wailing divas singing to divas, all pride and joy? Check. Pumping kick drums and bass like they do not do this anymore? Check. Euphoric pianos like only Italians could imagine Chicago would sound? Check. Pad drama to counter the punch? Check. Acid to the highest point of intensity? Check. Asking an admired artist for a remix that gives a whole other spin on it, and still works as well, like in this was just meant to be? Check! 
You'd might agree that the man accomplished his mission so well that he could get some rest, but better not bet on it.

Released on Frank Music by @johannesalbert
Mixed by @malugienergy and Tom
Mastered by Lopazz
Words by @finn_johannsen

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