On the flip we have Mia, another jacking deep house cut with a more prominent vocal but the same retro feel. This track goes for a classic minor chord riff which builds, drops, twists and turns but with the decorum to make it smooth and groovy. This is once again simple and effective house music with the dance floor in mind.

On remix duty we’ve drafted in Poland’s latest stars Pol_on who give their take on '92. They show their skills with clever manipulation of the original samples and a brave saw tooth bass that stands out from the crowd of ‘done to death’ noises flooding the market at the moment. Adding in some atmospheric movie pads and skippy percussion, this remix is simply a treat and has sat firmly in our DJ sets from the moment we received it.

Last up we’re delighted to have Olivier Mateu a.k.a Rodriguez Jr taking the reigns on the remix of Mia. Focusing on the vocal, he brings his signature sound to the table that we’ve grown to love from tracks like his remix of Felix Cage’s Masquerade. As with the Pol_on remix it’s a breath of fresh air amongst the current sounds that are fighting each other for a place in people’s record box.