Primarily Progressive House with elements of Vocal Trance . It is noted for its "vintage Prydz" structure: lucid percussion, pulsating synths, and a celestial, euphoric atmosphere .
The soaring vocals are provided by British singer Tom Cane (Thomas Havelock), though they are often mistaken for a female singer due to the echoey, washed-out processing .
The track was premiered on BBC Radio 1 as Zane Lowe's "Hottest Record in the World" .
Released in 2014, is a quintessential progressive house anthem by Eric Prydz that serves as a bridge between his underground alias, Pryda, and his mainstream-accessible studio album, Opus . Core Track Profile
It gained significant visibility as the opening theme and part of the soundtrack for the racing game Forza Horizon 2 .