The Groover

UK first press 1994. Record plays with a light crackle.
Peak early 90s rave optimism, the kind of tune that thinks love might actually solve everything if only you shouted it loudly enough over a breakbeat. Piano stabs, big diva vox, and a bassline that sounds like it was programmed on a Sega Megadrive. Corny? Absolutely. Brilliant? Also yes. This is the sound of sweaty warehouses, whistles in the air, and someone handing you a bottle of warm Panda Cola like it’s holy water. FFO: Dream Frequency in a good mood, Altern 8 with less gas masks, early XL white labels, and anyone who’s ever hugged a stranger at 5am promising to “keep in touch.”