Name: Dirty Dancing
Brand: Schlachthofbronx

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375 Media

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Limited edition

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Extended format: No

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Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Bonus disc: No

Release date

2012-03-30

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5963682

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880918116020

5963681

880918116013

Artist

Schlachthofbronx

Label EU

Disko B

Genre EU

Electronic

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<p>you may call it booty bass or just 'dirty dance music' - compared to the debut album, schlachthofbronx opened up even more to different styles, sometimes even leaning towards techno - and most obviously got more versatile when it comes to the tempo. forget about the clich 128bpm club tempo dogma. everyone is just talking about it, schlachthofbronx are doing it. why not play different tempi in the club? why not wildly mix baltimore, dancehall, tecno brega, juke and rave? the opening track is probably not something you would have expected from schlachthofbronx in the first place. is it techno cumbia? slowine is coming slow, but heavy. especially on the bottom end. juego with its outrageous pop appeal reminds you a little bit of brazilian tecno brega. and the old school surf drums on agwaso alone could be the starting point to a whole new subgenre: surf bounce. between that there's the ukulele track apizaco, a hommage to a quite small town in mexico where bene &amp; jakob played the very same tune for the first time, which instantly went off. 'gstring' is an absolute live killer, which gets spun by people like modeselektor if they want the club to explode. 'waistline' is another ghettotek/booty bomb, and 'touch our toes' mixes dancehall with tiny bits of electro and some dnb drums and loops. the closing track 'copenhagen' is another slower paced track in typical moombahton tempo - although being no moombahton at all.</p>

Dirty Dancing

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