by Mark Nobes, chief editor
The energetic video features Yazz dancing and singing on a small stage alongside a keyboardist, drummer, guitarist and three backing singers. Other couples also feature, including a young boy and girl (possibly brother and sister), a mother and son, and twin girls. The backdrop features peace and love symbols including ying and yang, a white dove, the all-seeing eye of God (Eye of Providence) and a love heart.
A separate, less colourful music video was created for the U.S. market, which featured Jazz performing on a larger stage with her backing band in front of an audience.
All versions of the single included different mixes of the A-side. The 7" single included the What It Is! Mix (3:57) as the B-side. The 12" Maxi Vinyl featured an Extended Mix (7:15) on the A-side and the Y'azzid Mix (6:45) on the B-side. Another 12" Maxi was released featuring The Stadium Disco Mix (8:50) and She's Crazy Mix (7:38). The CD single included three mixes; the 7" Version, Y'azzid Mix and Extended 12".
"Stand Up For Your Love Rights" features a mix of dance, synthpop and acid house and was produced by The Beatmasters. It was produced by Yasmin Marie Evans and Timothy Parry. The album version lasts for exactly 5 minutes, and the single was edited down to 4:21.
Yazz's next single (also from Wanted) reached No.9 in the UK, and was the singer's final single to reached the top 10.