The third and last EP from Blundetto's album 'Slow Dance', which includes an incredible remix from the hardest working man in French music, Patchworks. Who managed the magic trick of turning the original reggae roots of "Have a Little Faith" into a Terry Callier-esque folk banger! One minute and 21 seconds is the time it took for Blundetto to set the tone for his album "Slow Dance", with the title of the same name. Of course, all the good things have an end but this one happened a little too fast for fans who did not fail to let him know. So Blundetto went back to the track, extending it to over three minutes and added additional vocals from Lateef The Truth Speaker (Latyrx / Quaanum / Soleside). The 12" also includes the instrumental version of the extended remix, plus a remix by the Voilaaa Sound System (another Patchworks moniker), who take the original version into some digital kompa territories - kompa is a dance music and modern mringue from Haiti, with its roots in African music.