When this tune first surfaced on the 2step market it absolutely blew up the place. The production is at the helms of Noris Windross and Grant 'Bump & Flex' Nelson. Two minds put together to form a remake of the early piano house classic by Patti Day-Right Before My Eyes on Fuse.

This tune features Kallaghan, an amazing vocalist who can really sing. There are many mixes out there including the new remix featuring MC Neat and older 4/4 and commercial house mixes. Though all the attention should be focused on the original 2step mix.

The production on this tune is quite subtle by the way the things are used to achieve a mad vocal/bassline flex. The beats have a breakbeat feel to it, Grant produced a few breakbeat/hardcore tunes in his time, which really adds to the tune. The vocals slide into the beats and bassline to a rip roaring effect, when the first breakdown occurs the ravers know something is going to happen. They fail to disappoint and with the amazing beats, bassline and vocals all surge into one and this classic is born. With some variation on the bassline the tune maintains and captivates the audience.

Lenny Fontana is well respected US Garage/House producer bringing us Thinkin About Your Love, Chocolate Sensation and under Powerhouse guise with Duane Harden-What You Need. Though when the UK Garage scene came along the UK garage ravers gave him respect by the storming 2step mixes.

This tune is one of my favourite MJ Cole remixes. Matt-MJ Cole-Coleman is a producer with such skill and talents you know when he makes a tune either good or bad the production qualities are certainly up to scratch. His musical credentials aren't that of your average dance music producer i.e. Classically trained in piano and oboe, so when you here a tune you can here the classical elements within his tunes.

MJ has produced some classic 2step tunes such as the UK smash 'Sincere', 'Sanctuary' and many remixes has brought a new fresh approach to UK Garage. The MJ Cole 'Vocal' mix is the main mix with it's careful wisping string intro and the subtle piano notes tell you that this tune is different, and is more soulful then your ordinary 2step tune. The amazing well programmed beats alternate from 2step to 4/4 so seamlessly which incorporates the mood changes within the piece. Gerideau's vocals are incredible and shine through MJ's backing.

An excellent offering from the well respect, and consistent label Subliminal. With a lot of remixes to offer i.e. Basement Jaxx, DJ Sneak, Booker T, but it's the Todd Edwards remix which is the one that stands out for the garage heads.

The New Jersey producer is well respected with his 'cut & paste' technique which he has mastered. Bringing us so many tunes i.e. Never Far from U, Saved My Life, Alabama etc. He has had such an influence on the UK Garage scene with his production techniques.

This remix of Fun has shown some of his skills, with his rolling 4/4 beats with the choppy snare gives us the indication that Todd's on production. With the amazing vocals of the diva Jocelyn Brown and Todd's rhythm, it is a truly amazing tune.

The rift of the tune has that disco influence in it which is plays a main part in his tunes. It adds class and brings back that happy feeling. The build up of the tune is rather clever giving the impression that after every break down the tune seems to be speeding up until the last breakdown which totally slows down the tune again. A great trait to such a great remix.