X-Mas Nineties Vol. 1 (2017)

Artist: Various Performers
Title: X-Mas Nineties Vol. 1
Label: Expanded Music
Style: Italodance, Disco, Club, Funky, Eurodance
Release Date: 01-12-2017
Format: CD, Compilation
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Tracks: 15 Tracks
Size: 201 Mb / 01:28:11 Min

Tracklist:
01. Afrika Bambaataa - Pupunanny (Extended Mix) 06:28
02. Ramirez - El Gallinero (Tambalea Mix) 04:47
03. Glam - Hell's Party (Dj Ricci Mix) 06:00
04. Atahualpa - Ultimo Imperio 06:54
05. Express Of Sound - Real Vibration Want Love (Real Club Mix) 07:11
06. Ava & Stone - All Aboard (Extended Mix) 05:17
07. Santos, Sabino - Lararari (Canzone Felice) [Santos Disco Re-Edit] 03:15
08. Black Rose - Melody (Main Mix) 05:57
09. Afrika Bambaataa - Funky Heroes (Funky Club Mix) 07:49
10. Tomy Or Zox - My Desire (Long Desire) 07:57
11. Ava & Stone - Yeh Yoh (New Era Mix) 05:52
12. Alma Matris - Musica Electrica (Feat. Tania Segura) [Extended Mix] 05:04
13. Ella G - Forever (The Dfc Remix) 05:13
14. Mondano - Feelin' Good (Mondano Mix) 06:09
15. Envivo - La Fiesta Del Burrito (Dj El Puma) 04:26




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Afrika Bambaataa American DJ and pioneering hip hop artist. He is of West Indian descent and cousin of Edward Rudolph AKA Kool Rock Steady. His musical eclecticism matched by his vision of African American social and racial unity. In the mid-1970's he was one of the pioneers of New York’s emergent Hip-Hop culture of Rapping, DJ Mixing/Scratching, Graffiti and Breakdancing. Along with two other Bronx DJs, Grandmaster Flash and Kool DJ Herc (both also of West Indian origin), he began playing small percussive sections from obscure and unexpected rock, funk and electro-pop records as a rhythm track for rappers, interspersing the beats with extracts from cartoon melodies and film themes.
Extremely popular and mostly present in the night clubs in Europe during 90s. Usual it is house beat tempo motion and incorporates prominent synthesizer melodies, basslines with male rapping lyrics and female essential message vocals. Pulls, influence from Hip-Hop Techno and Hi NRG. Verses are usually rapped and choruses are usually sung, but it varied from song to song.