Manic

Azari & III recorded the track at Parkdalian Sound in Toronto, with Dinamo Azari and Alixander III handling production and Fritz Helder and Starving Yet Full supplying vocals. The track was part of the group's self-titled debut album sessions, which were mastered by Noah Mintz at The Lacquer Channel. Released in 2011 on Turbo Recordings, the single introduced the darker side of Azari & III's debut album campaign. Resident Advisor reviewed it as the lead single from the album and highlighted its tense club construction and vocal intensity. The track remains one of Azari & III's key album-era singles and was later preserved through remix releases by Maceo Plex, DJ Sneak, Borderline, and The Finger Prince. It helped define the Toronto group's short but influential early-2010s run in international club music.