Paul van Dyk’s “Music Rescues Me” is a hopeful track that blends an assertive synth line with a set of hopeful vocals laid down by Plumb. Building off of the late-1990s Italo dance sound while whipping in a louder than life instrumentation makes this special. The bit of classically-styled keys incorporated in at the two-minute-mark allows for Music Rescues Me to remain as engrossing as it was when it first began. Paul van Dyk’s latest is tremendously reverent of earlier approaches to electronic music while sounding as vital and as fresh as anything else coming down the pipeline.
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