There are three tracks on this single, starting with the Radio Mix. Immediately we get a little piano ditty and some chipmunk high-pitched vocals that are far more corny than anything Scooter ever produced. Without warning, we're immediately switched over to standard bass & synth vibes as more — dare I say — "hardstyle" beats overlay the new scene. The beat isn't really that hard, honestly. Scratchier metal jabs enter the fray over time and present a stronger argument for the "Hardstyle" title (hearkening to Charly's earlier forays into gabber and hardcore), but eventually, the piano and cringeworthy vocals return for a second round and it remains a standard cornball dance track.

The Club Mix features pretty much everything from the Radio Mix, but the intro and outro feature more of the ACTUAL hardstyle from the middle that I actually enjoyed. Well, at least the intro does. Starsplash also provides a B-side, Encoded/Decoded, which is composed of two halves: the first half is a slow buildup sounding more like you're in a digital submarine that's about to crash into a reef or something (blended a bit with a cool acid quiver) before a computer voices says "ENCODED. DECODED." The second half is basically a monotone escape sequence as some hard beats drive you along. Though it's not exactly a varied track, I do see a bit of neat value in this one.