Jan Johnston

And he said, like, just take the vocal off and, you know, get a new song on top and release it as your own track.

And that's how we came across asking Jan Johnston to collaborate with us with the vocals.

We removed the remix vocal of the track that we were initially doing and we replaced it with her vocals and she wrote the lyrics to Skydive and Skydive was born.

And that's how we came up with the track, which ended up doing a hell of a lot more than £500.

This week's One More Tune Hotshot.

So good to hear the vocals of Jan Johnston again.

Responsible for some of the greatest trance and progressive trance vocal tracks of all time.

Things like Skydive, Freefall, Mercury and Solace, BT, Flesh.

The epic Tiesto remix of that tune.

Sweet words from Jan Johnston and Matt Black.

Okay, now time for this week's One More Tune Hotshot, my track of the week.

I don't play a huge amount of progressive house anymore, but every now and again, I'm reminded of what a great genre it is.

In 1996, BT teamed up with Miles Wooten, better known as Taylor, who unfortunately isn't long among us anymore.

They sampled The Prayer by Jan Johnson and created this classic, Libra Presents Taylor Anomaly, calling your name.

It was today's Service for Dreamers, requested by Francisco Gugliardo.

He was only one year old when this remix came out, but he found it in a record store somewhere, and we really wish him all the best with his DJ career.