This release has a threatening famous title, of course. and its a cha-cha-cha - not as a reminescene you can only realize as carefull listener, but as clear as a cha-cha-cha could be. and it sounds like herp albert did, in a way. unfortunately, i have no clue, whether stimming used a sample or not. anyway, this mixture produced in a very groovy minimal house mood leads to a track that has the power to push your personal mood at least five degrees up. the melody is simple. simple in a way that means one is not missing anything, there's nothing to be added. when mixing, try to combine it with move d or loco dice or touane or till von sein or solomun and you'll get the perfect booster for a day on the emotional sunny side. if this sounds like coming from the public relation department of the label - think of me as a real existing testimonial.

Of course the sound is not that bad and the track has a good climax to push the crowds when being played in a club. However, the structure of the track as the the melody as well are very similar to the old DAF song 'Der Räuber und der Prinz'. I'm really wondering, if they paid for licensing. It is a sad thing about this release, especially because superpitcher was in former years one of the most promising producers / remixers.