London D.C.

UK first press 1998.
Classic dodgy 90s white label energy - no frills, no info, just a big chunky house tune with a diva vocal chopped within an inch of its life. The kind of record you’d buy out of a cardboard box in a market stall, then hear it destroying a club later that night. Raw, fun, and built for sweaty floors where nobody cares what the sleeve looks like. FFO: Strictly Rhythm with less budget, early Def Mix knockoffs, handbag house bootlegs, and anyone who still gets misty-eyed over mystery pressings.