Reviewed by Andy Payne

Nestling among this compilation of eight tracks from one of dance music's finest independent labels are two sanctified dance tracks which deserve attention. The first is "Somebody Here" by Guy Costley and has been getting support on some of the better radio shows in London. It is a soulfully pleading garage tune which examines life and love, and pleads for blessing. There is no room for doubt as from whom either. The second and superior of the two is "Rejoice" by Key Choice. This organ punctuated song is very reminiscent of dance outfits such as Blaze or Ten City, with passionate and pained vocals, with the chorus showing the full extent of the vocals and the message. You get the feeling that the singer really does believe what he is singing about. The song is available here in a truly inspirational mix by Tony Humphries (of Kiss 98.7 FM New York and Ministry of Sound nightclub fame, which may mean something to you!).

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