Lock Up

Produced by Zero B (Peter Ryding) in 1991, the track sampled funk and soul records including KC & the Sunshine Band's 'Let It Go (Part Two)' and Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk's 'Dub Can't Turn Around.' Released in 1991, 'Lock Up' emerged as one of the biggest rave anthems of the year and became a cornerstone of the early 1990s hardcore scene with its distinctive breakbeats, sampled bassline, and euphoric breakdowns. The track has endured as a rave classic, extensively remixed by contemporary producers including 2 Bad Mice, Lady Blacktronika, and Red Rack'em. Its breakbeat production and sampling approach established a template that influenced electronic music production across multiple genres and generations.