The song was produced by Tom Rowlands of The Chemical Brothers. It was written around a sample of a 1970s Czechslovakian private pressing that Rowlands had.
Bassist Jamie Reynolds described this song to NME as: "The best example of us making our songwriting work in the groove and feel-led dance context. It never repeats itself."
This was released as a double A-sided single with "There Is No Other Time."
This semi-religious track is one of a number of songs on Love Frequency on which the band wished to "bring love back into the equation." Said Co-vocalist Jamie Reynolds: "This record is very much about the present, an emotionally honest album about technological and personal progression."
Jamie Reynolds told NME the story of this song: "I was midway through an Adam Ant documentary (The Blueback Hassar detailing Ant's comeback, which was produced by Reynolds), and I might have stolen a drumbeat."
"There is a hidden psychedelic aspect," he added. "It's our Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds. "
