Omni Trio – Vol 5 - Soul Promenade Remix

Nookie remix is unquestionably majestic, and so is the living for the future remix by FBD Project. Both are killers.

Nookie remix was massive up here in Sheffield on the pirates and local clubs making that transition from rave to jungle ,big up easy d, mental power ,my man mystery,xtc r.i.p,dj face,dj reckless,fantasy fm 101.9 Sheffield if i forgot anyone you know who i mean if you was there,i was there,it was a very special time

FYI the video for Living For the Future FBD Remix listed here is the FBD VIP Remix not the one on this 10"

Nookie remix really is a thing of beauty musical heaven

So the remix was released months be for the original ?

To improve the already brilliant soul promenade should be impossible but Nookie nailed it. Amazing track.

this is by far the best drum and bass track ever produced ,it has everything ,even my mum likes this ,she is 72 years old ,it has everything ,I can remember fabio dropping this at the pleasuredome many moons ago ,where was I at the time ,,,,,, up there sunshine

With no shadow of a doubt, "Soul Promenade" is a special mark on the history of Jungle & Drum n' Bass.
The Nookie remix for this tune is very special; it samples several parts of famous acappellas such as Siedah Garrett's "K.I.S.S.I.N.G." one, including whisper quotes, but also the classical vocals of Rochelle Fleming from 'First Choice - Let No Man Put Asunder' (Salsoul) on the quote "For your mind, your body and your Soul!".
The aesthetic piano lines match perfectly with the warm chords and the deep, elegant bass lines of the tune. The breakbeats, of course, contains the sample of the Amen Break by The Winstons ("Amen, Brother", 1969).

Nookie did a great job with his remix of 'Soul Promenade'. An uplifting track that worked both on the dancefloor & listening at home. I never tire of hearing that breakdown and then when the bass comes in...brilliant!

Living For The Future on the B-side is a good track but overshadowed by the brilliance of the A-side.