Reviewed by Andy Payne

First of all, this track is not yet commercially available, but you may be able to obtain a promotional copy if you are nice enough to your local dance music proprietor. However, it may be nice to read a review in Cross Rhythms of a track or album which has not yet been deleted. (Now then...now then. Ed) It is interesting to note that the innovators of dance music have chosen to sing a gospel track,. The track fires into action with a rendition of the story of Noah, and records that we don't seem to have learnt much since then. Do not be disheartened by the chorus of "There ain't no hope, were going up in smoke". The answer can be found at the end of the song, which is a call to prayer. I cannot fault this record in any way; the lyrics, production and vocals are all top class. Sony - release this record soon!

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