"people" comes originally from dj garth & eric james aka e.t.i, the same people that brought the world the club hit "twenty minutes of disco glory". in it's original state it was nice bumping techy groove that had a sort of churchy vocal sample and a swirling sound effects. the following year it came with new remixes by onionz & masterd, q-burns abstract message & huggy and dj jeno as "people" became somewhat of a big tune.
the first of the two focused on the groove and put more bump in the trunk except for jeno who decided to do a tighter groove and infuse some acid into the mix. jeno isn't a prolific producer but more of a dj but he knocked it out the park with this remix. he made it into a perfect summer tune which builds beautifully with that tight groove that goes into some sunshine-like chords and then get down to business with the silverbox. this version became the big hit and a few years after nrk sound division licensed it off to the uk for a re-release with new mixes as well.
apart from the mixes by rob mello & chicken lips, nrk also released one additional version on their unreleased dubs that came from jamie anderson. he took it upon him to rework jeno's remix and i think what he saw was this nice acidy tune and he wanted to put all the focus within that section and with some restructuring it now goes straight into it. when it ends anderson does runs a part with filtering and effects and repeats it again but from the bang of the acid. it's very effective and a great spin on a great tune.
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