The title track "When it all comes back," is the debut of the artist Sub_Compression. The original track provides the basic theme for two EPs on Hertzlich and Hertzklopfen. Sub_Compression places detailed emphasis on the proper use of the harmony and the arrangement of the instruments. The song s character is underlined by his soulful vocals. Key and synth sounds give the piece a certain melancholy, which accompanies the listener through the course of the track. Tension and drama are added with a dash of reduced drum elements and bass lines. Hertzmusic for your mind, body and soul! Vladimir Corbin and Peddy use the groundwork of the original and add a lot more groove. From the beginning, the track marches straight forward and takes care not to stray too far from the original. Dry beats and scratchy squeaky drum elements blend in to support the bouncy feeling that goes directly into the legs. A wavering bass-line burrows deep into the ear canals and the keys provide atmospheric movement. A track for the late hours in good clubs! In Sasch BBC and Caspar s interpretation, they inject peak-time funkiness into the groove with the use of hyped percussive drum patterns. The clap drives the beat straightforward and the original bass provides the remix with necessary warmth. Each sound in the mix is given space that creates a nice balance. Numerous small breaks create variation in the arrangement and give the listener an enjoyable experience to celebrate as the beats drop back in. The vocals fit in perfectly with the sound structure, which make the track an ideal companion for a long club night.