Lutricia McNeal – Sodapop

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Sodapop 12"	ZYX Music – ZYX 9235-8	Germany	2000	Germany — 2000
	Sodapop 12"	Arcade – ARC 1040-12	Germany	2000	Germany — 2000
	Sodapop CD, Maxi-Single	Arcade Music Company – 188.314-6, CNR Music – 188.314-6	Sweden	2000	Sweden — 2000	Recently Edited
	Sodapop CD, Single	Arcade Music Company – 188.314-3, CNR Music – 188.314-3	Sweden	2000	Sweden — 2000	New Submission
	Sodapop CD, Maxi-Single	ZYX Music – ZYX 9235-8	Germany	2000	Germany — 2000	Recently Edited
	Sodapop CD, Single	Arcade Music Company – 188.314-3, CNR Music – 188.314-3	Scandinavia	2000	Scandinavia — 2000	New Submission
	Sodapop CD, Single	Arcade Music Company – 188.314-3, CNR Music – 188.314-3	Benelux	2000	Benelux — 2000	New Submission

borge_jensen Mar 14, 2023
referencing Sodapop (12") ZYX 9235-8
The original is a forgettable r&b song, and Axwell's attempt at giving it a 2Step treatment is nothing to write home about either. But the M12 remix is big fun, turning the song into a peaktime house bomb built around the same sample of disco classic "Phoenix" by Aquarian Dream which formed the basis of Studio 45's "Freak It" and Da Muttz' "Could You Be The One (Thank God It's Friday)". Playing all three tracks back to back should blow every floor up!

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