
The ‘80s is surely one of the most liberally sampled decades in musical history, its perennially influential catalogue of timeless tracks finding a second life in countless hits of the ‘90s, ‘00s and beyond.
Reimagined in a new musical context, a sinuous funk bassline can anchor a head-nodding hip-hop beat and a well-placed snippet of a synth solo can become a thumping electro-pop hook. But among the canon of ‘80s-sampling gems, few have pulled off a transformation quite like Roger Sanchez’s Another Chance.