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Wherever You Are: I Feel Love

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This is an undeniably catchy song, but I don't think you need to pay for a bunch of remixes that aren't as good as the original. I'm mainly writing this review to suggest that anyone interested buy "Best of Trance 3" instead, which has the original version along with some other great songs.

I would highly recommend purchasing this single. If you like happy, poppy dance, this is a song for you. There is also a medieval flavor to the background instrumentals similiar to the sounds of Enya or Delerium.

Not a "deep" song, but then again, that isn't what this genre is all about. It is an upbeat and danceable pop hit. I hope to hear it on some dance floors.

Wherever You Are (I Feel Love)~ Laava is a great trance track with the beautifull and tallented Fernanda. I love the keyboard sounds and the drum sounds are some of the best that I have heard for quite time. I also love Fernandas wonderfull vocals. This is a must have track for the dancefloor. I love the cover for the single and anyone that likes trance or good music should not miss listening to this stupendous single.

This song ROCKS. If you're not going to get one for yourself, definetely give some away to your friends. (Well, you'd have to listen first and THEN you'll fall in love!) A five star-er! Hands down!

This song is amazing! Wow, and instant classic! Watch out for this one! Excellent remix from Pulsedriver, but the one that stands out is the Original Mix. This song has all the ingredients for a hit!

Seeing as 2002 was an extreme year for pop-trance/dance anthems that will probably go down in history as some of the best, I expected 2003 to be just as good. But 2003 disappointed me when it came to good trance flavored dance material. In 2002, we got some killer songs by artists varying from Ian Van Dahl, DJ Sammy, Lasgo, Noemi, DJ Encore featuring Engelina, 4 Strings, Nayer, Dee Dee, Iio,...need I say more? The point is that with that much energy put into music in 2002, I expected 2003 to be even better. Well hoping didn't make it happen, but Laava may have very well saved the reputation of dance music that was delivered in 2002. This first single is right on top along with some of the biggest names, but not only for having a catchy dance-floor classic, but for saving 2003's horrible dance floor mix...and here gives us hope for a positive, more up-beat 2004, can't wait to hear more from Laava.

Laava is AMAZING!! This is so far my Fave song, when it first came out i listened to it over and over and over again, im surprised my computer didnt blow up. Anyone who is into Euro and likes artistis with soft voices this is a must have!!

This song became an instant hit in South Florida when it was released - Thanks in part to the now defunct Party 93.1 FM (R.I.P. - we miss you!). The song itself is enchanting (thanks to the hypnotic voice of Fernanda Brandao), but the superb mixes (The Dance, Pulsedriver, and Original) are mesmerizing.

Listen to this song, and you will have "La, La La La" bouncing around in your head for a while. :) It is, and forever will be, a Trance classic!

I really enjoyed this song from the first time I heard it. The keyboard progression in this really reminds me of a Brahms waltz.
The lyrics are quite simple, but poignant.
Laava's voice is great and melodic with an impressive range.

Check it out!

the only word that can describe this song its everything you expect in a song and more i'd give it a 10 if i could