Dance to the Rhythm (Digipack Packaging)
Dance to the Rhythm (Digipack Packaging)
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Description
"We were jubilant, we were full of dance. No boundaries for our creativity." That's how we felt making the record. Groove and Dance. With POWER, we were trying to survive. With DANCE - we were celebrating life and the new chance. Dance - that's one of the styles of music I haven't touched previously, and that was always present in my life. I guess I always wanted to make that connection - between the guitar and the dance song. There's only a few dance tracks on the record ("Dance To The Rhythm" "Sho Nuff") but I wanted to go into those and tastefully fit guitar, as usually there's none in similar songs.I don't think it was done before, and certainly not much. There's a fantastic blues track 'Dwell On The Feeling' as well as a pop track 'Hurt So Good'. Timeless lyrics and haunting tribal groove on 'Sisters and Brothers' and smooth and vibe-y on 'California Chase' with a powerful message that the skid row in LA is sometimes one miss-step away, and that no one should be homeless.
- Tracks
- 1 Dance to the Rhythm
- 2 Worked Up
- 3 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover
- 4 California Chase
- 5 Hurt So Good
- 6 Sho Nuff
- 7 Dwell on the Feeling
- 8 Solution
- 9 Hottest Ticket in Town
- 10 Sisters and Brothers
- Genre: Rock
- Format: CD
- Released: 2025-10-31
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