A hot new rework of one of Adamski's past secrets 'One of the People', which has already received the seal of approval from the man himself. Adamski also got involved in the process, and includes his new 2007 version as well for good measure.

Lead vocals are supplied by Gerideau who will be familiar to a lot of tune spotters from a string of renowned records previously over the years, and when you add it all up, it's another exciting fresh track from Phonetic towers again.

Turbofunk of Phonetics massive smash "Gotta Move" launches the remixes with another awe inspiring mix. Eclectic French twisted bass line and general fashion twists it up for a funk infused groove machine mix. Pure real groovy bass guitar makes it have "that" cool vibe which so many love, and will appeal to a cross section of many fans, not just house lovers. Like the "Gotta Move" track, the choppy edged looping vibe later on really keeps it fresh and exciting for a floor buster.

Wesley S makes a strong peak time heavy house re working, with a real moving bass line. Nice vocal use initially keeps the pressure and pace up there with some effects and sounds that keep it quite in keeping with the current styles and trends, but a little switch changes the mood and the full vocal hits you and in turn, makes it more vocal house style driven instead of going to much the other way into just another electro house record territory. Finishing it off with the bass line suitably keeps it up there and doesn't drop the vibe back down.

First Life deliver three different interpretations, starting off with a "One Tribe" mix that oozes a somewhat happy vibe from start to finish nice funky beats laden ensure a pure style mix. The "1 Nation" mix opts for a different start and a slightly later dance floor version mixing it up a little more and throws a cool build. The "Filthy" mix takes a darker orientation and slowly carves up a thrashing feeling into the vocal and has a real electric pulsing frequency layered mix, all done very tastefully and not over killed.