Alan Fitzpatrick stands as one of dance music's most distinctive artists, carving out a space that effortlessly bridges underground techno and crossover disco-driven club records. Few artists can claim to have headlined Berghain, closed the Solid Grooves stage at Creamfields, and scored a daytime BBC Radio 1 hit; but Fitzpatrick has always existed outside of easy categorisation. His breakthrough record We Do What We Want first made waves a decade ago and has recently enjoyed a huge organic resurgence, going viral once again as thousands of TikTok creators rediscover the track. The renewed attention underlines Fitzpatrick's continued relevance and proves that a new generation of listeners are just as engaged as those who first championed the record. Here, he teams up with rising producer Calvin Logue to deliver a thumping, disco-leaning rework of Phyllis Hyman's 1970s classic of the same name. Sitting perfectly between club and radio, the track pairs classy, instantly recognisable vocals with a driving house-meets-techno foundation. Hooky, timeless and built for both peak-time dancefloors and wider airplay!