This track did not make it "big" in Europe as many Eurodance tracks did. While Cappella, 2 Unlimited, Da Blitz and Corona were hitting the top of the charts this track only managed to get a CD issue in Holland a year after release (and that particular CDM is worth a lot of money right now*).In my opinion it deserved much more exposure.For a start, it has an irresistible rhythm. Everything a Eurodance rhythm should have; straight 4/4 beats, a driving bassline and cool vocal chopping.Then of course there is that most important of Eurodance ingredients; the melody. And what a melody this track has! Dark, mysterious, and uplifting.The Dance Version on the b-side is a more formulaic effort, but it still works midway through a set if you don't want to set the place on fire.Fire, yes. That's how I'd describe the Club version of this track.If you want to know what Eurodance truly sounded like, just take a few minutes out to listen to this...*A copy of the CDM sold on eBay for EUR 191,50 on the 19/07/2011

This track is awesome indeed! I'm from Brazil and was living in Canada in 1994, so I can tell by experience how much these 2 countries fell into the Eurodance frenesi back then. However, I must say that I do not recall this track being played in neither country's clubs at the time. It reminds me a lot of another track who made the charts in Canada in '94: X-Kameron - I wanna be your lover. They both have the same bassline and music structure... Both great tunes!I actually came to listen to it for the first time a few weeks ago when I saw its release as a Discogs recommendation. And I confess I had to but the 12", of course!Anyway, definitely an EuroDance must have!