Mateo & Matos - - The Real Thing (kot Underground Mix)

A standout feature of this specific remix is its heavy, rolling bassline, which critics note borrows the iconic feel of KC Flightt’s "Let’s Get Jazzy".

The "KOT Underground Mix" was handled by Kings of Tomorrow (Sandy Rivera and Jay "Sinister" Sealee), who were at their peak of creative influence in 1999. Musical Analysis

The "KOT Underground Mix" is often cited as a masterclass in tension and groove, diverging significantly from the more polished "KOT Classic Mix". Mateo & Matos - The Real Thing (Kot Underground Mix)

Released on the influential Glasgow Underground (GU42) in May 1999.

While the original version features a full vocal delivery from Littleton Brown and Kim Armstrong , the Underground Mix strips these back to their essence, using them as rhythmic textures rather than a traditional song structure. A standout feature of this specific remix is

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It operates at a steady 126 BPM , blending live-sounding instrumentation (guitars by Duane Potts, bass by Andrew Potts) with the raw, repetitive electronic elements that define the "underground" moniker. Reception & Legacy Mateo & Matos – The Real Thing - Discogs Released on the influential Glasgow Underground (GU42) in

The track is a cover of the Stevie Wonder classic, originally appearing on the duo's 1999 album, The Many Shades of Mateo & Matos .