Tipped by many as the natural successor to Elton John and Eric Prydz’s dalliance with disco classics from yesteryear to make it big. Whilst Leo Sayer’s catalogue is perhaps not the obvious choice to plunder (those not old enough to remember the afro-sporting tank top-wearing freckled-faced white boy from the suburbs count yourself lucky!) Back in the ’70s our kid was breaking all sorts of pop records (insert your own joke here) including his first seven releases all making the top ten… but it’s the one that didn’t, ‘Thunder In My Heart’, that now forms the basis for this lite pop/dance offering. It’s thankfully also been improved for a slightly cooler (albeit short-lived) club circuit by Hott 22.
4 Out Of 5
Reviewed By: LEWIS DENE
