MEANT TO BE

At 125 BPM, this sits in the useful pocket where house can carry a full vocal without turning into a pop edit. The kick is firm, the bassline keeps a clean forward lean, and the 7B brightness gives the topline room to glide rather than strain. Energy 8 feels accurate: it pushes, but the arrangement leaves gaps around the vocal, so the track breathes instead of crowding you.

In a set it works as a lift between deeper cuts and tougher ones — the kind of record that changes the room's temperature without asking for a reaction. The vocal interplay between Glaive and Tiffany Day is the centre; the house framework stays functional and uncluttered. I'd play it early in a peak stretch, where its brightness can do some work and then step aside.