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New York / Miami 1983 - 1992 |
| | Description: | Latin Freestyle by Various, released 25 August 2023, includes the following tracks: "Lover Girl (Radio Mix)", "Together Forever (Radio Edit)", "When I Hear Music " and more.
This version of Latin Freestyle comes as a 2xLP.
The vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. Another vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. - NEW YORK / MIAMI 1983 - 19922023 collection. Latin Freestyle was a dizzying, passionate, ultra-modern music. It was the aural equivalent of a can of thirst-quenching Quatro or a Spanish Harlem dance-off, and it became the electronically constructed bridge between disco and house. Freestyle grew out of the electro sound of the early 80s, combined clean staccato rhythms with morse code synth hooks, and topped them off with emotive, usually female, frequently Latina vocals. There was plenty more going on besides: proto-house piano lines, Cuban percussion, high emotion and synth hooks to die for. Put together and annotated by Bob Stanley (who also compiled the acclaimed "The Daisy Age" and "Fell From The Sun"), "Latin Freestyle" is the first compilation to cover the whole gamut of Freestyle from it's early 80s breakthrough to it's early 90s revival. So many classics... Lisa Lisa made the UK top ten with the 808 joy of 'I Wonder If I Take You Home'. Stacey Q's cosmically great 'Two Of Hearts' came out in 1986, while 1987 saw the likes of Company B's 'Fascinated' and Exposé's 'Point Of No Return' become huge UK club hits. Today, Freestyle is a scene with a solid collector's market, and rarities like Janelle's 'Don't Be Shy' sell for hundreds of dollars. It's a classic summer soundtrack, finally condensed in one Ace Records compilation - Latin Freestyle.From back inlay:
"Freestyle grew out of early 80s electro, which inspired New York's young Latin population to make its own variant. Lyrically, it echoes the 60s girl groups; musically it bridged disco and house using 808s and Cuban rhythms. The results were dizzying, passionate and ultra-modern."
Made in the EU.
Includes 20-page booklet.
Track 6's duration is incorrectly listed as 3:52 on back inlay.
Track 16 is mistitled. The correct title is "[m=377935]"."Latin Freestyle New York / Miami 1983-1992" is a captivating CD compilation released by Ace Records, showcasing the vibrant and energetic world of Latin Freestyle music that emerged in the urban landscapes of New York and Miami during the 1980s and early 1990s. This collection brings together some of the most iconic tracks from this influential genre, blending infectious beats, heartfelt melodies, and electronic rhythms that defined an era on dance floors across America. The selection highlights both underground gems and chart-topping hits, offering listeners a comprehensive journey through one of dance music's most dynamic periods. Ace Records is renowned for its expertly curated compilations spanning various genres; with decades of experience in reissuing classic recordings, they have established themselves as leaders in preserving musical heritage for new generations. | | | No. of tracks: |
17 |
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CHD 1617 |
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