Masterblaster - Hypnotic Tango

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Clipul Masterblaster - Hypnotic Tango durează 2:55 și a fost văzut de 1.785 ori pe Clipmania, în categoria Muzica, din 2011.

PRODUCER:
Mike De Ville,
Rico Bass,
Sascha van Holt.

MUSIC COMPOSED BY,
Mauro Malavasi,
Stefano Micheli.

TEXT AUTHOR,
Mauro Malavasi,
Stefano Micheli.

TEXT WRITTEN BY
Mauro Malavasi,
Stefano Micheli.

VOCAL PERFORMED BY:
Stefano Micheli (Sampled vocals from My Mine).

RELEASE DATE: 2002.
GENRE: Electronic / Hands Up / Euro House / Trance.

"Hypnotic Tango" by the German dance music project Master Blaster is one of the most famous examples of the early 2000s trend of revitalizing 1980s classics for modern dancefloors. The track heavily samples and interpolates the 1983 Italo disco synth-pop hit of the exact same name by the Italian group My Mine. By speeding up the tempo and adding a heavy, driving kick drum paired with aggressive "Hands Up" synthesizer riffs, producers Mike De Ville, Rico Bass, and Sascha van Holt created an explosive club anthem. It successfully introduced a whole new generation to the famously catchy, melancholic vocal hook of the original song.

Released in 2002 through Clubland Records (and widely distributed via Epic and Vale Music), Master Blaster's rendition became an absolute juggernaut on the European club circuit. It skyrocketed into the top 10 of the German Media Control Charts and became one of the most successful and defining dance singles of the year. Its massive popularity extended well beyond Germany, securing high chart positions in Austria, France, Switzerland, and the UK. The track's commercial dominance was so significant that it earned Master Blaster a prestigious German Echo Award nomination.

"Hypnotic Tango" firmly established Master Blaster's signature style, which they would continue to explore on their highly successful debut album, We Love Italo Disco. The song's cultural impact in the electronic dance scene was celebrated again a decade later with the release of "Hypnotic Tango 2K12" (often credited as Master Blaster vs. Paul Janke), which featured updated electro-house production. Today, the 2002 original remains a…