The compilation has 11 tracks and one intro made by Quivver. For the very beginning, it's Maurice Bakes and the track Dub Electric which enters the mix in a very slow and discrete manner. The track consists in a break-beat with some tents of acid house and a few dynamic vocals; very well for the beginning, we might say. With each new track, the rhythm intensifies and erases that slowness. After another breaks tune which is an edit from Nu-Frequency at Crazy Penis' track Cruising, Habersham puts his fingerprint upon the mix, together with Kazell, in order to throw out an excellent summer track named One Thing - not to forget this is a Quivver mix. After Quivver's track Not Givin; Up, Dylan Rhymes & Ricky Stone prepare the public to dance upon an electro massive track, Shanghay Taxi (Deepgroove mix). The mix takes the electro path, with Beckers and then Trent Cantrelle & Freddy Be, in order to make it more bouncing and alive. Reminding of the old good progressive, Jaytech are back with a new track featured here, Genesis, a fructuous combination between a melodic progressive house and vocals. The mi ends up pretty soon with a massive electronic track brought by PMT and named Necromancer, a really massive and deep tune.

This compilation has a natural course of the tracks: starting from the slow breaks tunes, continuing with a little electro and then progressive house, and finishing with an energetic and alive track. Regarding this compilation, John says that he wanted to condense a normal three hour set in one CD and thinks this is not just a simple night club mix, but also a mix to be listened at home.