Two years after its original release, Johnny Lords of Jago, at the time known for his work with British singer Gabrielle, decided to pick up the single.

At Lords' suggestion, the song was re-recorded to tone down its reggae sound in order to garner radio airplay and re-released on 4 July 1994 to British audiences.

[2] On 1 August, the song was awarded a silver sales certification from the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) for shipping over 200,000 copies,[2] and it ended the year as the UK's 25th-highest-selling single.

[9] Andy Beevers from Music Week gave it four out of five, calling it a "catchy soulful reggae tune", that is now re-released with the "obligatory remixes."

"[10] Ralph Tee from the magazine's RM Dance Update agreed, "For me though, it's the original version which holds all the song's charm, and fortunately it's included here for all who missed out the first time.