It’s almost become de rigueur that the party season be defined by a functional, yet undeniably effective rework of a record that was kind of a big deal about 25 years ago (raise your hands, ‘Age Of Love’ and ‘Cafe Del Mar’). Early '90s classic ‘Follow Me’ is up next, admittedly an inspired choice that’s positively ripe for a rework — and Jerome Isma-Ae deserves kudos for smashing it out of the park. A progressive bomb that’s certifiably crossed over to the house and techno festivals, his genius move is to rework the iconic rise-and-fall synths of the original into a blockbuster breakdown, making sure he’s prepared one hell of a drop to follow it up.