With huis latest anthem ‘IN2HEAVEN’, East London producer FNP looks to resurrect a forgotten feeling. Drawing from the golden era of late-’90s and early-2000s club culture, the single pulses with warmth and wistfulness, channelling the emotional high points that once defined the dancefloors of Space, Amnesia, and Manumission.
Written partly in Ibiza, the track serves as both homage and protest, mourning the island’s transformation from free-spirited rave sanctuary to luxury-branded playground. Against this backdrop, ‘IN2HEAVEN’ becomes a subtle act of defiance, reviving the euphoric melodies and soaring builds that once united strangers under strobe lights and sunrise skies.
Sonically, the track is drenched in shimmering synth textures and ascending progressions that evoke that sacred “hands in the air” moment. But there’s a bittersweet undertone too, a sense of longing stitched into the very fabric of the track, as if trying to bottle a ghost. It’s house music with heart, shaped by memory and made for those still chasing that elusive high.
FNP’s journey, from DnB sets at uni to label founder and genre-bending producer, lends him a rare perspective. It’s clear he’s not chasing trends but preserving a truth: that dance music can still be emotional, human, and rooted in something real. And with ‘IN2HEAVEN’, he delivers exactly that.
For those who remember, this is the sound of club culture when it meant more than algorithms and brand tie-ins.