My Spell 1981 Exclusive Best: Come Under

In the vast, shimmering universe of early 80s music, certain tracks are like buried treasure—whispered about in collector forums, sought after on obscure vinyl bootlegs, and revered by DJs who refuse to reveal their sources. One such phantom is the track known as “Come Under My Spell.” Specifically, the version labelled

If you search for this song on streaming platforms, you will find imposters. There is a 1999 Euro-house remix that samples the hook but adds a trash beat. There is a 2007 “lost vocal” version that is clearly an AI reconstruction. come under my spell 1981 exclusive

Who recorded it? Here lies the first layer of the mystery. Official liner notes do not exist. For years, the running theory was that the track was the work of a session group based out of New Jersey, possibly a side project of a member of Musique or Raw Sex . In the vast, shimmering universe of early 80s

It is a reminder that music was once physical. It was owned. It was a secret handshake. There is a 2007 “lost vocal” version that

That bridge is the key. It breaks the fourth wall. The song isn’t about a witch or a lover; it is about the recording itself—a spell cast by analog tape and magnetic flux.

If true, the original 150 vinyl pressings are the only surviving record of this track. They are, effectively, the master.