Plastique De Reve jumps aboard the Disco Volante for the second time. After "Love Sometimes", now it's time for "The Night Life". The sky turns to dark, the clubs open their doors, and the atmosphere becomes deep and dark too. Plastique's original mix creates a deep Night Life mood, with a powerful disco bass, FGTH-style synth chords, dynamic percussions, sweeping strings and sweet R&B vocal bits. Bangkok Impact is the first to revisit the original, reinforcing its HI-NRG and Italo elements, with a driving octave bassline that accompanies exciting synth chords and warms pads, creating the perfect tune for this years' beach parties. Then Irregular Disco Workers go back to their roots, and re-invent The Night Life in warehouse mode, remembering the late 80s, into a great build-up with obsessive chords, delayed vocal cuts, and the unmistakable 303 line. Dynamicron finally, goes more slow and obscure, creating a powerful dub with darkwave synths and arpeggios, a dark atmosphere, perfect to take the first steps towards this summers' dancefloor.