This is my personal favorite from Teebee! Of course he did way better, much more intense and crafted tunes, but this is the one i listen from time to time and think "Damn, this is still good!"Sampling Brian McKnights "Stay Or Let It Go", "Let Go" quite skillfully creates this claustrophobic, yet hopeful atmosphere with brooding bass and light pads combined with that hypercompressed amen that Teebee used a lot back then. This was the time when he did a lot more RnB/HipHop influenced tunes and the use of the vocal is used to an intense effect. The first drop with the "I think that I/might just have to let you go" with those brutal beats leaves you gasping for air every time!"Deception" is equally great. A mysterious synth melody coupled with an acid-like bassline, haunting vocals and Teebees signature rolling beats make this tune not quite as good as the A-Side, but still one of his best!Might not be the most sought after Subtitles release, nevertheless one of the early great moments of that label!

Have to agree fully with you. I have more Teebee in my drum n bass collection than any other, and to this day Let Go is still my favorite. Nothing particularly fancy, just that crushing amen he used/made juxtaposed with that vocal. Real stunner.