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About The Track
Paul van Dyk’s Tripping on the Moon Remix of Secret Knowledge’s “Sugar Daddy” reimagines the original Euro‑house single from 1993 into a dynamic trance reinterpretation. Clocking in at around 6 minutes 15 seconds, the remix blends playful energy with early‑period trance textures and finesse.
The mix opens with a solid four-on-the-floor rhythm accompanied by a warm rolling bassline. Bright, shimmering synth layers weave in, gradually building an intricate and spacious sonic landscape. Vocal hooks from the original break in as chopped, echoing fragments—used more as rhythmic texture than melodic focus—creating a dreamy yet driving montage.
As the remix progresses, subtle acid-style synth motifs and filtered pads add evolving tonal shifts. Midsection introduces a brief ambient pause before rhythm returns and melodic lines intensify. The track builds toward a satisfying resolution—not with overwhelming peaks but by layering emotion over momentum.
Far from mainstream pop remixes, this version showcases van Dyk’s early skill in remixing dancefloor fittings with melodic structure. It remains appreciated among classic trance fans for its balance of nostalgia, groove, and tasteful progression.
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