Freemasons ft. Sophie Ellis-Bextor: 'Heartbreak (Make Me A Dancer)'

Since scoring a 2005 hit with 'Love On My Mind', a disco tune that fused Jackie Moore's 'This Time Baby' with Tina Turner's 'When The Heartache Is Over', Brighton duo Russell Small and James Wiltshire have gone on to become the remixers of choice for Kelly Rowland, Beyoncé and Solange. They might have proved they have the skills to turn midtempo R&B numbers into outright clubland anthems, but it's on their own productions that they really show their raison d'etre.

Teaming up with Sophie Ellis-Bextor, a natural pairing that judging by this offering should have happened years earlier, 'Heartbreak (Make Me A Dancer)' is an irresistible dance-pop stomper of epic proportions. Instantly grabbing you with its throbbing beats and quivering synths, Ellis-Bextor's distinctive vocals sound both mournful and strangely exultant as she begs: "Love stop getting me down, down, down." It's camp, it's summery, it's hideously infectious and with a little bit of luck could become Freemasons' biggest hit to date.


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