N-Joi ‎– Anthem

Label:

Deconstruction – PT 44446

Format:

Vinyl, 12"

Country:

Released:

1991

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

House, Techno

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Anthem (The Original Mix) Producer – Mark Ryder Written-By – Romeo, Davis, Franklin, Champion, Dunbar*	4:05
A2	Anthem (The Mafia Mix) Producer – Mark Ryder Remix – Mafia Productions Written-By – Romeo, Davis, Franklin, Champion, Dunbar*	4:50
B1	Anthem (The Six Day Nightmare Mix) Producer, Mixed By – N-Joi Written-By – Romeo, Davis, Franklin, Champion, Dunbar*	4:28
B2	Malfunction Producer – N-Joi Written-By – Franklin, Champion	4:20

Notes

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Title, Format	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Anthem (Cass, Single, Promo)	Deconstruction	none	UK	1991
Anthem (2006 Mixes) (CD, Maxi, Pro)	The New Black Records	none	UK	2006
Anthem (12")	Simply Vinyl (S12)	S12DJ058	UK	2004
Anthem (12", RE)	Simply Vinyl (S12), Simply Vinyl (S12)	S12DJ058, S12DJ-058	UK	2002
The New Anthem (CD, Maxi)	Logic Records (US)	79591-59034-2	US	1995

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functional Apr 03, 2010 (edited about 1 year ago)

This song contains no original vocals - the complete list of vocal samples is as follows:
1)"I'm In Love With You, Want You To Love Me Too" - Gwen Guthrie - Peanut Butter
2)"Feel The Melody That's In The Air, Oh Yeah" - Soul II Soul - Back To Life (Acapella)
3)"True Love Can Be Hard To Find" - Darlene Davis - I Found Love
Saffron DID sing the lyrics for the live shows, although she obviously lip-synced for the video.
Mad Props, regardless!

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Rated 5/5

Review by schtel Aug 26, 2003

Forget about Anthem, Malfunction is is the killer track on this release. Still playable now, a timeless classic from that golden era of real Techno. It takes me right back, an all round, well produced piece of musical madness!!

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Rated 5/5

Review by Edwardo_Honda Mar 21, 2002

This is the 1991 re-release of Anthem, which found it's way into the UK top ten thanks to its uplifting vocals courtesy of Saffron and a sample of Gwen Guthrie.

Of all N-Joi releases, this is probably the one which is best known commercially, however, it hugely benefits from a couple of decent remixes and the inclusion of the mighty Malfunction on side B.

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