It is August 2000, and the Greek summer nights are heating up. 3:30 in the morning. The club scene is buzzing with excitement as David Morales is doing his set in an indoor venue playing his usual disco house infused stuff. People are grooving to the beat and then that happens.
A repetitive vocal loop starts playing. It goes like “I can feel it, can you feel it?”. At first, everyone liked it. But after a while, the audience becomes a bit nervous listening to a loop for what seemed like an eternity. However, as time passes, the audience starts to become addicted to the loop.
After a couple of minutes the drop of the song arrives, accompanied by a stunning display of fireworks (remember we are in an indoor venue). The crowd goes wild. David Morales knew that he had successfully created his secret recipe for making the audience crazy.
The track that had caused such a frenzy was one that would go down in club history, and those who were there would never forget the experience. I can feel it. Can you feel it?
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