X-Press 2 – Muzik Xpress

Label:	Junior Boy's Own – JBO 8-12
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:	UK
Released:	1992
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Progressive House, House

Tracklist

A		Muzik Xpress
AA1		Muzik Xpress (Double D Mix)
AA2		Muzik Xpress (Rock 2 House Beats)

Companies, etc.

Pressed By – Damont

Credits

Engineer – Danny Arno
Producer – Rock 2 House
Written-By – Beadle*, House*, Rock*

Notes

Boys Own, London, England, EEC.

The release was originally issued in a thin JBO generic die cut sleeve without inner-sleeve.
The etched ‘\⇀’ on the run-outs is a sideways ‘1’, and ‘Q.’ is a stylised ‘Q’.
The record is 150 grams in weight.

Track A samples : Snare hit from ‘Cloud One - Happy Music’.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Etched, A side run-out): Damont HAYES WITH ATTITUDE . Q. JBO08 A \⇀
Matrix / Runout (Etched, B side run-out): RODEO 487 - NOT ! ∈ \⇀ JBO08B1

Other Versions (5 of 7)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Music Express (12", 33 ⅓ RPM)	Jus' Trax	JST 01	UK	1993
New Submission	Music Express (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, White Label)	Jus' Trax	JST 01	UK	1993
	Muzik X-Press (12", 45 RPM)	Junior London	BRG018	UK	2001
Recently Edited	Musik Xpress (12", White Label)	Skint	SKINT 147		2008
Recently Edited	Muzik Xpress (12")	Skint	SKINT147	UK	2008

Reviews

Johnmarcus Mar 21, 2018
Huge progressive house track back in its day and still sounds amazing today !
Big rolling beats, funky percussion, big synth stabs, soaring strings this track just builds and builds, totally immerses you in its rhythms and tacks you on a journey. Fantastic track.
ivimusick Jan 16, 2014
20 years later, breathtaking!!! Rocky Diesel and Ashley GENIOUS 4 the big times!!!
Pistachios Feb 14, 2012
Edited 10 years ago
A brilliant track by X-Press 2 and certainly better than most of the material they released later on (london x-press and the sound are also worth checking). House music is always best when it's basic; for this reason this track will still sound fresh for years to come.
andyman5 Mar 8, 2007
Edited 15 years ago
Back in the day when X-press 2 were just startin' out they dropped 2 bombs, this and London X-press. Each are scalding in their own respect with Muzik Express more of a building but still anthemic track and London X-press more the straight ahead 4 to tha floor banger. This track brings back many memories and when I recently dropped it some old school (not looking) chick came up and waxed poetic about the first time she had heard it played in Club USA in NYC. House music for the people.