BELIEVE
SOLDIERS OF TWILIGHT

#DeepHouse

2001.03.08

Some records announce themselves immediately. From the very first notes, Believe does exactly that — a deep, laidback bassline, a funky guitar lick, and the warm, soulful voice of Ladybird combine to create something that feels both inevitable and irreplaceable. Decades on, it remains one of the most recognisable and cherished titles in the Serial Records catalogue and the House music world.

Released in 2001, the Believe EP sits at the heart of what made the early French deep house scene so compelling: restraint, groove, and genuine soul. The track found its audience quickly and never really let go, earning its place as a timeless fixture of the house stage. Its reputation was further cemented by a remix from Martin Solveig, whose version brought the track to a wider dancefloor audience while the original continued to hold its own.

The EP also offers a more intimate side of the project. Personal reworks by Rork and Demon Ritchies — both members of Soldiers of Twilight — give the release added depth, revealing the range and sensibility behind the group and allowing the source material to breathe in different directions.

Believe is not simply a strong record from a particular moment. It is a flagship — the kind of release that defines a label's identity and endures long after the era that produced it.

A cornerstone of the Serial Records catalogue.

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