Hear You Calling

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"Hear You Calling" is the debut single by English electronic duo Aurora, released in 1999. It initially reached No. 71 on the UK Singles Chart, but a re-release the following year charted higher, reaching the top 20 at No. 17 in January 2000.^[1] It also reached No. 1 on the UK Dance Singles Chart.

• Germany CDM (2000)

1. "Hear You Calling" (Radio Cut) (3:44)
2. "Hear You Calling" (Dark Moon Radio Cut) (3:15)
3. "Hear You Calling" (Fire and Ice Radio Cut) (3:10)
4. "Hear You Calling" (Dark Moon Remix) (6:22)
5. "Hear You Calling" (Condor Mix) (10:33)
6. "Hear You Calling" (Fire and Ice Remix) (6:58)

• Germany 12" #1 (2000)

1. "Hear You Calling" (Dark Moon Remix) (6:23)
2. "Hear You Calling" (Original Mother Earth Mix) (8:44)
3. "Hear You Calling" (Fire and Ice Remix) (6:55)

• Germany 12" #2 (2000)

1. "Hear You Calling" (En Motion Remix) (7:25)
2. "Hear You Calling" (Condor Remix) (10:35)

• UK 12" #1 (1999)

1. "Hear You Calling" (Original Mother Earth Mix) (8:45)
2. "Hear You Calling" (Fire & Ice Remix) (6:56)

• UK 12" #2 (1999)

1. "Hear You Calling" (Origin Remix) (9:48)
2. "Hear You Calling" (Blue Room Remix) (9:36)

• UK CDM (2000)

1. "Hear You Calling" (Radio Cut) (3:44)
2. "Hear You Calling" (En Motion Remix) (7:25)
3. "Hear You Calling" (Origin Remix) (9:36)

• Australia CDM (1999)

1. "Hear You Calling" (Radio Cut) (3:42)
2. "Hear You Calling" (Original Mother Earth Mix) (8:45)
3. "Hear You Calling" (En Motion Remix) (7:25)
4. "Hear You Calling" (Origin Remix) (8:38)
5. "Hear You Calling" (Blue Room Remix) (9:36)

• Australia 12" promo (1999)

1. "Hear You Calling" (En-Motion Mix) (7:26)
2. "Hear You Calling" (Blue Room Mix) (8:37)

• "Hear You Calling" at Discogs

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