9pm (Till I Come) was a 1999
single released by ATB with
vocals by Yolanda Rivera which
entered the UK Singles Chart
at #1 in June of that year and
stayed there for a fortnight.
It was #1 in the Irish Singles
Chart for 2 consecutive weeks.
It was the 5th biggest-selling
single of 1999 in the UK, with
around 850,000 copies sold.
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9pm (Till I Come) was a 1999
single released by ATB with
vocals by Yolanda Rivera which
entered the UK Singles Chart
at #1 in June of that year and
stayed there for a fortnight.
It was #1 in the Irish Singles
Chart for 2 consecutive weeks.
It was the 5th biggest-selling
single of 1999 in the UK, with
around 850,000 copies sold.

The song was the first to be
released by André
Tanneberger's project of ATB.
It was the first track to
feature the sound of a pitched
guitar, which was so striking
for the first singles to be
released as ATB. Apparently
Tanneberger was fooling around
with his studio-equipment,
while he was showing someone
around. He liked the sound so
much that it became his
trademark, and a world-wide
dance hit.

9pm (Till I Come) became so
popular that in 2000
Electronic Arts decided to use
it in their game, [FA Premier
League All Stars 1999], as
their title song, an intro
that is now world famous. The
version which used was the
Sequential One 1999 Remix, a
version that has been very
popular in clubs throughout
1999 onwards. Also, to this
date, '9pm' has been remixed
more times than any other
Trance song in the history of
its genre. (Wikipedia)
Original version appears on
the album 'Movin' Melodies'.

Believe it or not, I had the
pleasure of meeting ATB at
Virgin Records during his
'Dedicated' tour when it came
to Dallas, and yes I stood in
line for hours to meet him,
but it was well worth it.
Great and very approachable
nice guy.

Category Music

Tags ATB, 9pm, Till, Come, 1999, Sequential, Remix, Trance, Dance, Club