Wildchild – Jump To My Beat

Besides the original mix, its all about "Jump To My Beat (Todd Edwards Jump Remix)"

Plenty of mixes to go for on this 12" you can either go for the smooth soulful house vibes of "Todd Edwards Jump Remix" or the more full on feel of the "Original Mix" or the "Mark Ryder / Tall Paul Remix" which pushes it slightly further by driving the synth riff more in the track, which is then notched up further in terms if pace by the "Dex + Jones Remix". For me and from what I remember its the A side mixes that were more popular, but the Todd Edwards mix sits very nicely in a house / garage set.

"jump to my beat" todd edwards remix also samples The 5th Dimension - Dimension 5ive (1970) https://www.discogs.com/5th-Dimension-The-Dimension-Five/master/294490 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asTETuSmo14&t=1m29s

samples the end of "i wonder if i take you home" by lisa lisa and obviously aretha franklin "jump to it" todd edwards himself claims that this remix was heavily influenced by the bassment jaxx first few EP's.

Tall Paul donated all his earnings from this remix to Wildchild's widow, Donna Snell.

For some people it's all about the euphonic tones of the Todd Edward mix. Anyone who's anyone will know that this production supremo never fails to deliver and this is certainly no exception. As always, Mr Edwards will reconstruct a track in such a fashion that the untrained ear might mistake it for a piece totally unrelated to the original edit. He takes the original hardhouse vocal and moulds it into a harmonious choral opus. He employs strong, rhythmic percussion and brings about head-nodding hysteria in the listener. His mellifluous synths seduce the cerebral aural center. And as for his bassline... my gosh! God bless his New Jersey soul. :-)