Tin Tin Out was a British music duo comprised of Darren Stokes and Lindsay Edwards, who carved a distinctive niche within the dance and electronic music scene of the 1990s. Their sound was a melodic fusion of house beats, pop sensibility, and often featured collaborations with prominent vocalists of the time. Tin Tin Out rose to prominence with a range of remixes for popular artists, as well as their own original material which resonated with UK club-goers and chart audiences alike.

With notable releases such as "Always," which offered a unique dancefloor interpretation of the R&B classic by Erma Franklin, and the hit "What I Am," a cover of the Edie Brickell & New Bohemians song, reimagined as a dance anthem and featuring the vocal talents of Emma Bunton from the Spice Girls, Tin Tin Out established a reputation for catchy, accessible dance music that could cross over into mainstream appeal. Their work on "P.A.S.S.I.O.N (Tin Tin Out Mix)" is a testament to their ability to infuse energy and a new lease of life into tracks through their signature remix style. Throughout their career, Tin Tin Out consistently proved their skill in bridging the gap between the underground club scene and top-tier pop music charts.