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60 tracks: a remix compilation of the 80s and 90s for the road
- 60 tracks
- 3 h 37 min
Tracks in this collection
Remixes of old songs for the car - 60 tracks from the dance genres of the catalogue in one queue: a steady tempo, no breaks, no talk-overs, no ads.
On the road, music works differently than at home: you need steady energy, no quiet drops and no long intros. So this collection holds remixes of old songs from the purely dance genres of the catalogue - Eurodance, Electro House, EuroDisco, Italo Disco and Drum and Bass - sorted by play count, so what holds the tempo sits on top.
Chart novelties and bass demos are left out on purpose: this is retro. The compilation is built from originals of the eighties, nineties and noughties - "Feel the Fire" by Masterboy (1995), "Devchonki" by Senator (1997), "Vozdushny Shar" by Mr Credo (1998), "Yagoda Malina" by Valentina Legkostupova (1987). Russian stage pop and foreign Eurodance alternate, so there are no monotone stretches of one sound.
Nothing has to be switched while driving: the play-all button queues the whole collection, and the project radio keeps the same catalogue going after it. Download the tracks in advance - it is the signal that drops on the road, not the music.
Questions about this collection
- Why are there no recent chart hits?
- Because the catalogue is retro: remixes and covers of songs from the eighties, nineties and noughties. New chart releases never qualify, and in exchange the whole list is familiar melodies at a dance tempo.
- How do I download the set and play it offline?
- Every track has a download button, and MP3 opens after a free sign-up. Save the files to a phone or a USB stick and they play in the car with no connection. No subscription, no paid tier.
- Will it really play without stopping?
- Yes. Play all queues the collection in full and the tracks run back to back, with no breaks or jingles. When the list ends, the project radio carries on with the same catalogue.