The first two tracks on this release are the kind of sophisticated pop that we've come to expect from the milkman's son from Newcastle. What's unexpected are Soulshock & Karlin's mixes of his first solo hit. Their main mix takes a mainstream-R&B approach to it that works really well. That's nothing, though, compared to the Deep Dub. What an amazing treatment they give. I kinda wish that they'd do more house mixes; they're capable from producing more gems like this.