If there is one overall trend to spot in the wide fields of electronic music over the last years, it is the reversion to emotion. In a time where tracks are becoming more and more anonymous tools, melodies, references to pop music and recognition are seen as a design element and not as a blemish. To be honest, this recurrence was desperately needed, because music was always at best when feelings and not the mathematic of clicks were at the centre of attention.

Soda Inc. reached this point of intersection already with their debut album “Full Moon” one and a half years ago. With intense anthems such as "Flight SU 118 Babak Shayan and Jon Silva have created the deepest and most pictorial vision dub related Techhouse had to offer to our hearts and souls. A solid basis to build up for the early summer of 2006.

“Inner Vision” is following these traditions and succeeds in establishing a new balance of emotional club music, Caribbean Dub, oriental traditions and any amount of Pop. “Inner Vision” seems to be an opus magnum where everybody is free to find his personal favourite – wether it is the melancholy of the title tracks Techhouse with its gentle Acid influences or “Pegasus”, the adorable Kim Wilde-quote “Night Fever” or “Everything You Do” – the exciting homage to Jennifer Paige, interpreted brilliantly by Canadian vocalist Erica Blanchard. But “Inner Vision” has even more to offer: “Sunshine” with its opulent strings and Tabla-arrangements by the Indian super stars TablaSonic.