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

[NoiseCrime]

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

[NoiseCrime]

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.