The package available on Beatport only includes the Original Mix, so that's what we're rolling with. This only slowly sneaks in with some banjo-style pluckings before shuffling into the main event, the warped and pitched vocals of someone singing "I'm alive" alongside various other some other funky stutterings and choppings. The bread and butter, supposedly, comes from the harder electro-house poundings afterward. The monotone bassline doesn't help, giving this a more generic B-part. Twoloud tries switching it up by changing the instruments and adding some in-your-face trance synths for variety — a move that works, for the short period when it's in — but eventually they revert back to the more bland part. It might "rip up" a dancefloor, but in any other situation, it's an impressively below average hook.