The second single from Gecko Turner's rather super album on Lovemonk ('Chandalismo Ilustrado) comes complete with a pair of bumping version excursions from former Spiritual South-ist Danny J Lewis and the Dutch Rhythm Combo – a bit of a bonus for the floor... The original is an afro Cuban charmer, a real Cuban influence here, and no wonder: the vocal comes from the amazing Gene Garcia, and the piano tumbao is from the Cuban jazz legend Javier 'Caramelo' Masó. Gecko's typically quirky original is given the heavy percussive work-over in a deep Detroit house style by Danny J Lewis's Afrofuturistic mixes– so Spiritual South it hurts. It begins with a bassbin-threatening stomp with Danny letting himself loose on all the studio percussion, before settling into a cracking uptempo groove for peaktime. It's a right stormer, and no mistake. The Dutch Rhythm Combo's Felix Haaksman beefs up the track into a distorted bass- driven bumper, taking Caramelo's piano as the lead in a West London-influenced cracker.