Presence ‎– Future Love

Presence gives its own _Future Love_ a slightly deeper mix, with a heavier bass line to secure the additional layers that appear during the chorus. Brother Brown adds several funky electro twists to a stomping mix that charges forward like a herd of angered Danish buffalo, while Pete Heller, unsurprisingly, produces a floor filling dub version that seems completely disconnected from the original, except for a few filtered bits of vocal. Still banging, though.

Of the two mixes of Presence's _Future Love_ on this single, Pete Heller's goes for the more upbeat, club-ready track, leaving the vocals intact and squashing the more melancholy aspects of the track. Who needs sadness when you're dancing? Charles Webster, on the other hand, takes himself on (under his Love From San Francisco guise), still pumping up the tempo some, but keeping some of the original's mood to linger amongst the peppiness.

I prefer this release to the original because the love from francisco version from Charles himself was a bit disappointing. The Pete Heller dub here is quite basic but a good warm up and Brother Brown's mixes are really funky as hell, the dub and club mixes only differing for the vocals being present or absent.