The backbone of "Make Luv" is a clever sample of Cheatham’s own 1983 hit, . By isolating Cheatham’s smooth, joyful vocals and layering them over a hypnotic house beat, Room 5 created a "disco-house" anthem that felt both nostalgic and fresh. It was the kind of track that reminded listeners why house music existed in the first place: to make people move. Chart-Topping Success
Though originally released in 2001, the track didn't reach its peak until a 2003 re-release. Its popularity skyrocketed after being featured in a memorable television ad campaign for deodorant.
In the early 2000s, the world of house music was looking for a track that could bridge the gap between soulful disco and the modern club scene. That bridge arrived in the form of by Room 5 . The Sound of Room 5
was actually a moniker for the prolific Italian music producer Vito Lucente , better known to many as Junior Jack . Known for his ability to craft infectious grooves, Lucente teamed up with American R&B legend Oliver Cheatham to breathe new life into a classic sound. A Masterclass in Sampling
The song reached the top of the Official UK Singles Chart on March 30, 2003, and stayed there for four consecutive weeks.