Moussa’s passion for emotive dance music hails partly from the classical styles passed down by his mother. He also grew up under the influence of 80s pop music, learning to play both the guitar and keyboards. But more than anything, he was turned on to the magic of loops through pioneers such as Kevin Saunderson, Leftfield and Slam as well as house music luminaries like Marshall Jefferson, Tony Humphries and Frankie Knuckles. Then came the UK’s ‘Summer of Love’. A time when Moussa would relish the nocturnal rumblings of Mr C’s infamous Braintree Barn sessions in Essex, and party hard at the Crazy Club in London. He made the transition from the dancefloor to the decks at the age of 18, and won his first break in 1990 when he moved to Paris. Here he accepted a residency at the momentous Soma parties that erupted on top of the Pompidou Centre, lining up with such revered talents as Andy Weatherall, Darren Emerson and Sasha. Moussa returned to the UK in 1991, but continued to electrify the clubbing community at large with a surge of gigs across Europe.
Moussa unleashed his first track in 1994, working with Jamie White under the moniker Party Faithful. ‘Let There Be House’ initially came out on Oven Ready, a label Moussa set up with an old school friend. The track was soon snapped up by XL Recordings and even made the UK’s Top 50. Moussa and Jamie continued to collaborate - evolving into the PF Project, they produced the massive ‘Choose Life’, which sampled the actor Ewan McGregor’s anti-establishment rant from the cult movie Trainspotting. Starting out as a cool bootleg for the clubs, the track exploded into the Top 10 when Positiva officially released it in 1997, and led the guys to a TV appearance on the legendary Top of the Pops (RIP). Moussa and Jamie returned to the charts soon after as Tzant, with a ubiquitous speaker freaker called ‘Sounds of Wickedness’, then Moussa hooked up with Nick Hanson under the alias Musique to deliver ‘New Year’s Dub’. Their ballistic bootleg was signed to Universal back in 2001 – the year Moussa’s Miami Winter Music Conference took an exceptionally surreal twist when Universal sent the starstruck pair to meet U2 in Florida to film the video for the single.
Equally at home producing underground clubland stormers or chart-bothering dance bombs, Moussa has always enjoyed juxtaposing diverse genres and mashing them up to reveal innovative new sounds. Indeed, it’s one of his specialities. As a producer par excellence, he has built up a mind-blowing body of work over the years and his name is credited on more than 150 tracks and remixes. He has remixed a huge range of artists, including Adamski, Afrika Bambaataa, Monie Love, Nitin Sawhney, Phats & Small and more recently, Simple Minds, Wally Lopez and Jody Wisternoff. In 2007 alone he has produced an alarming array of singles that are set to scorch dancefloors wherever and whenever they are heard. These include ‘Love Key’ featuring Fisher (Slammin Muzik), ‘Fade Away’ featuring Daniel Sherman (Starview), and ‘She Wants Him’ (Armada).
Meanwhile, whether he’s dicing it up at an intimate gig by the Gulf in Dubai or headlining a 5,000-strong indoor rave in Russia, Moussa continues to expand his horizons as a DJ. Reflecting his ever-growing popularity across the CIS, he was recently selected to mix a compilation for FortDance as well as perform on their tour. 2007 also sees Moussa relaunch the Oven Ready label as he turns it up yet another notch… The world may now be flat, but musically he remains way ahead of the curve!
She Wants Him
Moussa Clarke Lyrics
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makes him cry
The lyrics to Moussa Clarke's song "She Wants Him" depict a woman who desires a man so passionately that she knows exactly what she wants to become just to be with him. This indicates that the woman is willing to make drastic changes in her life just to have the man she wants. She is so determined to be with him that it makes him cry, possibly because he may not feel the same kind of intense feelings towards her.
The lyrics suggest that the woman's desires are so consuming that they are causing emotional distress for the man, which may indicate that she is being too forceful in her approach or that the intensity of her feelings is overwhelming him. The lyrics also highlight the power dynamic in the relationship, with the woman being the one who knows what she wants and the man being the one who is affected by it.
Overall, the lyrics to "She Wants Him" convey a complex and intense relationship dynamic, where the woman's strong desires for the man are causing emotional turmoil for both of them.
Line by Line Meaning
She wants him so badly knows what she wants to be
Her desire for him is so strong and clear that she knows who she wants to become.
Makes him cry
Her absence or rejection causes him great emotional pain and brings him to tears.
Writer(s): Gordon Sumner Copyright: Gordon Sumner
Contributed by Logan B. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
SharDaly
This is brilliant , love the original as well ! Nice !
sami7am
great tune
nicholas lim
nice piece of music..
ondrupls
first ^^