Background
"Miracle", also known as "(I Need a) Miracle" is the first single released from the first studio album Everytime We Touch (2006), by the German dance recording trio, Cascada. It was written and produced by the trio's two disc jockeys, Yann Peifer and Manuel Reuter. The song was recorded in 2004 and released under the moniker Cascade. The group were eventually notified that American disc jockey Kaskade threatened to sue for ownership of the name and soon after changed their name to Cascada, which is Spanish for "waterfall". It was released for airplay in Germany and gained popularity in the club scene. The single was released on November 23, 2004 as a maxi single, featuring remixes. After the popularity of the album's third single, Everytime We Touch, the song was re-released in America and later on internationally.
It was released on January 29, 2007 in the Czech Republic as a digital single, featuring the original mix and the extended version. In France, the song was released as an extended play on March 5, 2007, featuring the S.A.D. Radio Mix and the Icarus Remix. The song, as "(I Need a) Miracle", was released with Bad Boy as a maxi single on September 4, 2006, featuring the radio mix and the extended version as well as various mixes of "Bad Boy", by Balloon Records. Andorfine Records released an extended play on June 22, 2007 featuring the 2007 radio edit of the song along with club edits and a song from the Everytime We Touch album, "Another You".
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