1994 Piano 'house/Rave' track - played by CarlCox at Angels Burnley

Hi,

This has been driving me mad for the last few hours and no amount of googling or searching on youtube has helped and Shazzam hasn't a clue. More annoying is that I know this track, the first bar of the piano riff is so memorable but I just can't make the connection, I may even own it, but I no longer have a deck to play the records on.

So the track in question was heard on this youtube that states 'Angels Burnley - Carl Cox 1994'.

https://youtu.be/trzRKWsEUvE?si=BDdHWUaXgXtgokR1&t=790

It starts at 13:12 and is predominately a piano track, though its only played for just over a minute. I have vague recollection of the track in question having a breakdown where they slow the beat, then start the piano again and the piano speeds back up to the normal bpm, maybe with a vocal that says something along the lines of 'and the beat slows down'

I'm a little unsure of that date though, I felt Cox had moved on from this sound by then to something harder, but the track itself is definitely from 1992-1994 in my mind.

Please someone put me out of my misery, though I know i'm gonna kick myself as soon as someone tells me what it is ;)

OMG - No sooner do I post, after 2+ hours of searching, I go and make a cup of coffee and it suddenly comes to me ...something to do with bells? ... bells of new york? No that's a silly track title, and its a piano track there aren't bells! But I type it into google and bam!

'Slo-Moshun - Bells-Of-New York'

https://www.discogs.com/release/9126...NY-I-Feel-High
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-H10Nsv_Uj0

As soon as I saw the name - 'Slo Moshum' I knew it was right, cos I was sure the track breakdown slowed down the tempo.

Yep, so mystery solved - I guess posting the quetion here was what I needed to give the old grey cells a boost.