House connoisseurs should know this one for sure – “..I remembered the thump of the bass and the pump of the kick, because my heart was almost out my body and I felt free, I felt joy, I felt things I never thought I’d feel before. It was deep, it was soulful, it was techno, it was disco, a kaleidoscope of sounds, it was truly underground, it was an essential mix in the cloud where we could dance and sing out loud…without a flicker of despair it was all about house music, it was that thing that we shared, a tribal beast of rhythm, a ceremony of sound, the gathering of the spirits that would lift us off the ground, my vision was so clear, but it was still hazy in my mind, I must have went to house heaven, because nothing’s left alive”..

Yes, these are the starting words to the legendary BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix. Some might wonder  as to the relation between that and the track in question. Eric Prydz set both sides of the Atlantic ablaze with his Essential Mix, ending with this belter of a tune- characteristic of the deep, soulful, uplifting progressive sound of Pryda Friends. Definitely one of the best (if not THE best) labels around, Pryda’s protege Jeremy Olander has been constantly amazing serious listeners across the world with his musical prowess. Let Me Feel has been doing the rounds for a very long time now, having been featured in myriad mixes and most importantly, on EPIC Radio- King Prydz’s monthly podcast.

Let Me Feel is as good as it can get and Mr. Olander has made us all happy once again with the track that has the aura of Every Day, the soul of Love Flight and the quality Olander stamp we’ve gotten used to. Ladies and Gentlemen, Let Me Feel..