Recognised globally as an enduring underground anthem, Plastic Dreams translates between House and Techno clubs fluently, finding favour with crowds and a sustained staple for many of todays leading DJ’s. We see this as a standout track that either sets the mood or can also drop at anytime of the night, instantly igniting dance floor action.

First circulating a few years back after Whyt Noyz first remade the track for his own sets whilst touring heavily worldwide, the tune became widely supported by those in the know including Richie Hawtin, Dubfire, Matador, Paco Osuna, Adam Beyer, PanPot, Nicole Moudaber, Joseph Capriati, Oliver Huntemann, Marco Carolla and Masters At Work.

David from Whyt Noyz recently noted ‘It’s a track I love and hold dear to my heart since being a kid. I grew up in a time where the original of this track owned UK club culture when I really began to take notice. These are fond memories of mine. I am always wary of anyone doing reworks of past bangers – my gut feeling is to leave that in it’s own space in time. That said, my producer brain got this idea and I started playing with old organs a few years back so I just jammed it a whole bunch of times, added my usual groovy energy to it and it was pretty much there, so I sent it out to my close network of DJs/Producers who gave great feedback. Fast forward a few years later and I still play it. It’s time to let go of my guilty pleasure into the Techno ether for you guys to enjoy!’

Ready to roll and refuel 2021 as clubland sets to re-open. This surefire hit gets a solid rework that is aimed directly at the dance floor and reposition this tune as one of the all time heavyweights of the electronic scene.