MusicPat Lok Flips ‘Find a Way’ Into a Bass-Driven UK Garage Gem

Pat Lok Flips ‘Find a Way’ Into a Bass-Driven UK Garage Gem

Driven by hypnotic chords, crisp garage drums and a warped bassline, Pat Lok’s rework of “Find a Way” transforms the original into a smooth yet club-ready groove

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Pat Lok delivers a fresh spin on Liset Alea and Lowly Light’s “Find a Way,” turning it into a sleek blend of bass house and UK garage energy. The track begins gently, pairing Alea’s airy, dreamy vocals with hypnotic chords and shuffling hi-hats that pull you into its atmosphere.

As it unfolds, a buzzing, bee-like bassline takes over, supported by punchy garage drums and a tightly rolling groove. The momentum grows with shimmering synth layers and a twisted vocal hook that locks into the rhythm. It’s a polished, addictive rework that stays with you well beyond the last note.