Rapture (Gareth Emery Remix Radio Edit)
Nadia Ali · Queen Of Clubs Trilogy: Diamond Edition [2010]
Felt everything around me move
Got nervous when you looked my way
But you knew all the words to say
Then your love slowly moved right in
All this time, oh my love, where you been
Mi amore don't you know
My love I want you so
Sugar you make my soul complete
Rapture tastes so sweet
Mi amore don't you know
My love I want you so, yeah
Sugar you make my soul complete
Rapture tastes so sweet
I'm mesmerized in every way
You keep me in a state of daze
You're kisses make my skin feel weak
I'm always melting in your heat
Then I soar like a bird in the wind
Oh, I glide as I'm flying through heaven
Mi amore don't you know
My love I want you so
Sugar you make my soul complete
Rapture tastes so sweet
Mi amore don't you know
My love I want you so, yeah
Sugar you make my soul complete
Rapture tastes so sweet
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My love I want you so
Sugar you make my soul complete
Rapture tastes so sweet
Mi amore don't you know
My love I want you so, yeah
Sugar you make my soul complete
Rapture tastes so sweet
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Rapture (Gareth Emery Remix Radio Edit)
Nadia Ali's 'Rapture' stands as a defining track in the modern dance music canon, showcasing her powerful vocal delivery and emotive style. Originally released on her 2009 debut album Embers, the song gained significant traction through various remixes that highlighted its atmospheric production and driving rhythm. This Gareth Emery Remix Radio Edit specifically tailors the track for club and radio play, emphasizing the soaring synth lines and Ali's commanding presence. As part of the Queen of Clubs Trilogy: Diamond Edition, this version captures the energy of her early 2010s output, bridging the gap between her soulful roots and the high-energy demands of electronic dance music. The recording remains a staple in DJ sets, celebrated for its ability to build tension and release within a concise format.

