The cover saying "voices of DJ Bobo & Intermission" was an inside joke from the producer Dee Bass (Dieter Bohlen - founder of Modern Talking). Maybe another one of his many schemes, just a trick to get the attention, who knows. But the voices were definately not from DJ Bobo and Intermission. Anyone into 90s euro dance can tell that a second! As far for the track, it was one of Bohlen's best productions in the mid '90s. Totally suitable for the 1994 euro dance (cheese?) scene and much more fashionable than his Blue System productions of the same area.

The "voices of DJ Bobo & Intermission" part on the cover was only used because the pure names of the female singer and rapper would not have gained any viral attention. It is not a false advertisement though, the female singer is a girl named Emel, the one who sang on DJ Bobo's "Somebody Dance With Me". The Rap Parts must be from one of the Intermission Rappers. So it's not the voice of DJ Bobo himself but rather from one of his songs ;)

As with HIT THE FLOOR, Dee Bass (a.k.a. Dieter Bohlen) scored a notable success with the MAJOR T. project in 1994. On this debut single, the sleeve baits the listener to hear "Voices of DJ BOBO and INTERMISSION" singing in couple. Being no expert at identifying voices, I can't tell whether the male part was actually sung by DJ BOBO, whereas INTERMISSION is much more akin to herself. Anyway, be prepared for a cross between "Somebody Dance With Me" and "Take a Piece of My Heart" with slight references to Bohlen's own project BLUE SYSTEM. Overall, it's a solid dance track, if still somewhat a "typical" Bohlen-sounding, lacking a punch that luckily blessed a few songs to come under MAJOR T. next. As a debut song off either project, "Energizer" was much more of a better-crafted digression for Dieter Bohlen.