I am personally having a bit of a thing with dancehall at the moment, it feels a bit like those two to me, in terms of the rewiring effectWhat is to 2022 what grime was to 2002 (i guessed there) or jungle was to 1992 (guessed there)
Rare 90s deep house b-sidesI remember being in the garden with a cassette radio on and dancing to this
Possibly a false memory as I don't think the radio would have been battery powered so I would have been inside
things like that and I Like To Move It and Boom Boom Boom are more like rock songs, really - those big riffs, they've got more in common with things like Another One Bites The Dust and Whole Lotta Love than they do most dance music, I think that's why they've endured so well with audiences.
"No Limits" - vivid memories of spinning in a circle to it and my parents telling me that it wasn't proper dancing, "but that's what she does in the video!"
things like that and I Like To Move It and Boom Boom Boom are more like rock songs, really - those big riffs, they've got more in common with things like Another One Bites The Dust and Whole Lotta Love than they do most dance music, I think that's why they've endured so well with audiences.