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Posted On: October 16th 2026, 05:48 pm
Few dance records have aged this beautifully
Released in 2004, Reflekt and Delline Bass’s “Need To Feel Loved” reached No. 1 on the UK Dance Chart and became a defining record of its era.
Adam K & Soha later transformed it with a rolling bassline, warm synths and a hypnotic progression that helped make their version a progressive house classic.
More than two decades later, it still carries the same emotion that made people fall in love with it in the first place.
Released in 2004, Reflekt and Delline Bass’s “Need To Feel Loved” reached No. 1 on the UK Dance Chart and became a defining record of its era.
Adam K & Soha later transformed it with a rolling bassline, warm synths and a hypnotic progression that helped make their version a progressive house classic.
More than two decades later, it still carries the same emotion that made people fall in love with it in the first place.
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3 minutes agowedimynd_
From 80s-90s-00s I know every song that was in the top 40 charts every week. If you offered me a million pounds to tell you one from today’s chart I couldn’t. The music of today is shite.
an hour agowadekoneandtakiro
I think everyone curious of the EDM in the 2000s should watch the "It's all gone. Pete Tong" movie. I hope that if you're opened enough to experience the past, you will immerse yourself into that weirdly satisfying vibe with this movie
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