The A-Side sees him touch base with his Chi-House and Acid roots, serving us a true gem of deep Acid-House featuring 18-year old talent Ghostape on a captivating vocal performance. Even though the track at first listen seems to be of the relaxed kind, it's on the dancefloor where it unveils all it's pure energy and effective dynamics. Sub-bass notes peeking out behind the extremely hooky main 303 sequence and surgically precise placed hihats give Lost In The City an irresistible groove and when the vocals and strings kick in it transcends from instant floor filler to a classic pop song.

The flip side track Resist on the other side shows Daze (that's his real name) toying with Ghetto-Tech cliches, delivering a steamroller-like groove at 138 bpm, able to get any peaktime dancefloor to ecstatic heights. Featuring whacky cheering routines by The Radical Cheerleaders, a group of anti-globalization girls that tours stadiums in the US and Canada, the track is a nonstop firework of galloping bass, brass samples, twisted acid and euphoric vocal samples.