Adam Beyer's first release, together with Mull and Benisch. Adam X was doing occasional A&R for Direct Drive at the time and told Jimmy Crash not to release this record because he did not think it fit the style of the label - oddly enough this record was trance and Direct Drive was not. Jimmy issued it all the same. The record sold 500 copies, leaving circa 600 sitting around until they got tossed in a dumpster a few years later. It was too late for Direct Drive to survive anyhow - the artists never got paid and this was the label's last official release.