# Arrow – Back In The House
Arrow emerged during the late 1990s as a notable presence in the hard trance and electronic music scene, contributing tracks that captured the energy and intensity characteristic of that era's underground dance culture. The project represented the broader movement of artists exploring faster tempos and driving basslines that defined hard trance during the mid-to-late 1990s.
Back In The House arrived in 1997 on the Overdose label as a three-track 12-inch vinyl release that perfectly encapsulates the spirit of late-90s trance production. The timing of this release positioned Arrow within a particularly fertile period for electronic music, when hard trance was gaining significant momentum in clubs and among dedicated vinyl collectors worldwide. The Overdose label, through releases like this one, helped establish itself as a reliable outlet for quality electronic material during this transitional decade.
The A-side features the Kai Tracid Mix of the title track, a seven-and-a-half-minute journey that showcases the collaborative spirit of the era's production community. Kai Tracid's remix adds his distinctive touch to the composition, stretching it across nearly eight minutes of hypnotic trance elements. The B-side offers two complementary pieces: an alternate version titled Back In The House (U Can See It) at over six minutes, and Indic, which extends beyond seven minutes. These extended track lengths reflect the format's emphasis on DJ-friendly compositions designed for extended set play.
For collectors of 90s hard trance and electronic vinyl, Back In The House represents an authentic snapshot of the scene's sound during a pivotal year.
