The mashup blends the raw, "filtered" house style of Alan Braxe with the more mainstream-oriented, polished disco-house of Bob Sinclar. Lyrics: The primary vocal hook used in these mixes is: "I can feel it / Can you feel it / Feel for you baby"

Originally released in 2000 on the album Champs Élysées , this track became an international club hit. It features iconic disco-inspired vocals: "I can feel it, can you feel it?" . The Mashup: "Running into I Feel For You"

Both tracks sit at approximately 128–130 BPM , making them perfectly compatible for a club-ready mix.

This specific version is often found on or bootleg releases like Floorfiller No. 1 . It typically serves as a transition tool for DJs, using the steady, driving beat of Braxe's "Running" as an intro that seamlessly blends into the vocal hooks of Sinclar's "I Feel For You".

Released in 2000, this track is a hallmark of the "French Touch" sound, known for its deep, melodic basslines and shimmering synth textures. It was famously featured on the Upper Cuts collection .