Dimensions comes with prominent vocal samples, with the recorded observations of a patient undergoing psychedelic drug experimentation, comprising a long beatless intro. When the track does kick in, chiming bells, fizzing FX sounds and a swelling bassline take centre stage, before fading out to a trippy outro with more spoken word accompaniment about drug induced appetite suppression, a somewhat odd if appropriate subject matter. There’s no denying the track is innovative, but it doesn’t quite works either as a floor filler or as a more experimental techno outing.

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This production is nothing short of stunning, with a beautiful bassline, incredible effects and perfectly programmed percussion all demonstrating themselves in the first quarter of the tune. As a small break introduces the filtered synth melody the atmosphere builds and builds, so by the time the kick drops back with the chord changes in the bassline the track is ready to explode.

This is a perfect example of how to make classy dancefloor music, deep and interesting sounds with a gorgeous melody and brilliant FX. Layer upon layer of sound is added to the tune, which gives you more and more on every listen. A stunning piece of music.

Voted number one out of fifty nominated tracks in the 'Top 20 Dance Tracks of Last 20 Years' users poll by listeners of BBC Radio 1, Cafe Del Mar is almost instantly recognisable by its distinct melody. Named after the famous bar located in Ibiza, this track has charted 3 times in the UK.

Paul Thomas and Russell G deliver a mix fitting to the sound of now with its main melody based on Struggle for Pleasure by Belgian composer Wim Mertens still hugely prominent in the remix this is nothing short of a peak time track!