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Real 20min workout vibes. ”Call on me” for this rec, Stevie Winwood is ok with it. Along with his rip of a Pink Floyd sample, Eric Prydz has some real EDM chops. Thanking tyler for the inspiration!
Sep 24, 2024
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Listening to this song just released so many endorphins that it inspired me to do a casual workout just for fun??????????
Jul 26, 2024
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Nobody likes it when a DJ messes up what the beginning of a bar is on a track during a transition: everybody gets confused and doesn't know which beat to follow. Ironically, everyone loves when a track makes room for this to happen on purpose, just like this one does. The vocal goes on and on and on without a beat, and by the time you think you know what you're grooving to, you're taken for a ride when the rest of the arrangement kicks in. I also have a soft spot for jangly filtered guitars and that compressed, plugged-nose sounding bass tone. For more of that disorienting feeling, also try Daft Punk - Prime Time of Your Life (Para One Remix).
Jan 30, 2024
i absolutely love your take on mr. brightside. mr. brightside & sex on fire by kings of leon kinda give me the same energy & put me in a good mood immediately. i personally love hard techno, something about the rhythmic bass pattern in the songs help calm my nervous system when i'm feeling like i'm bouncing off the walls. here's an example of one of my faves
Jan 17, 2025
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But I prefer “Beginnings”. The bass lines and drive just hold more meaning for me and the band still feels hungry for the music but YMMV 🙂↕️
Jul 21, 2024
The beat is infectious, confident lyrics, full of substance (!), inspired by the medley from last week’s Strictly Come Dancing opening number as broadcast in the UK.
Oct 6, 2024
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Hitting my peak, when I held the door open for an old lady whilst attending my friend’s bar mitzvah. Downhill since….
Oct 12, 2024