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And leaving the straight comparison aside, this is quite the densely-layered story of betrayal and bad blood, isn't it? There's a proper story, about suddenly finding out your man is cheating on you when you hear a little moan when you ring him while he's 'working late', and therefore dumping his cheating ass, and then sitting down to have a good sob, before hitting the dancefloor with your mates and trying to put the whole sorry mess behind you.

Euphoric dance music always works best when it's allied to a story of heartbreak and nastiess like this. The salty tears and sweet, sweet music mix together to form a song which is as uplifting as it is outraged. And this is a doozy, packed with angry sadness, and full-on righteous melancholy.

Of course, the great-grandma of songs like this is 'I Will Survive', one of the great dancing-and-crying songs of all time, and one which this song struggles to beat. Which is no criticism really, it's like saying that Mount Everest is small because it struggles to reach the moon.

Download: Out now
CD Released: November 26th

(Fraser McAlpine)