Plavka – Right In The Night (Fall In Love With Music)

No offense to those who find it corny: this track isn't: it's iconic!
As many have so aptly described, this EP redefined the Euro-Pop genre at the time and set trance music on a promising path.
Right in the Night hasn't aged badly; it's still enjoyable to listen to and captures the 90s vibe all on its own.
The track "Follow Me" is incredible; it's a 12-minute experimental construction that leaves its mark on the dance floor: it's perfect for the end of a set.

I found this gem at the vinyl store in Lens, , and I bought it without thinking: it was obvious: it's an absolute must-have.

Never mind the commercial hit Right in the night... "Follow Me" is the track here, Trance when Trance was good in the early 90's.

'Right In The Night' is well known enough. It was a big hit all over Europe, and pretty much set the mould for female vocal led euro pop-trance. Despite being an excellent track, the eventual resulting deluge of pale imitations has tarnished its once fine reputation.

'Follow Me' on the other hand will not be quite so well known to the wider clubbing populous. The first time you listen to it will come as a shock. It's a monstrous 12 minute plus epic slice of hard trance that likes to frighten old grannies and new born kittens to death! The track builds up over the first 8 minutes or so, taking time to break down into the most amazing hands in the air experience. After about 8 minutes or so, heavy acid squiggles abound and suddenly it takes off - hold onto something that is firmly nailed down. From there on it's a full on journey into euphoric mayhem, finally coming to a close with an even more epic wind down and the final whispered echoed vocal.

Along with 'I Am The Resurrection' by the Stone Roses, 'Follow Me' is the ultimate end of night track.