What a MONSTER of a tune. This is a lesson in classic happy hardcore. The stompy synthline, soaring piano, crazy breaks, haunting keyboards...damn! Wicked upload dude.
@@Chief81 sad 4 beat didn't last much longer than 1995 though. It had so much more life to it and the stomp style took over before it could live out its full reign
Bee yeh, although there was still some good tracks being produced up until 96-97 after that it went downhill for me anyway. Vibealite Slipmatts Birthday, Slipmatts set is the highs of this style & sound
yes man! This is such a sensational tune...from those opening little scratch riffs to the 'breakbeat' and 'bassline' samples, every ingredient works as a whole to create this monster uplifting vibe....stonkin' riffs, gorgeous piano/vocal and those haunting background sounds...this is where Jason B was in a purple patch of exciting excellent Hardcore on the Happy vibe....thunderously mint tune, absolutely love it! :D
This is the very first happy hardcore song I ever heard and took me from the top of the pops to a higher musical dimension. This was the first track on Dougal's set at DanceParadise. It was the greatest hardcore set in history (in my completely biased opinion lol) but, allas, I've never been able to find it. I remember every single track but still misses the awesome Tiffanies atmosphere.
LOL I get the biggest kick out of this song!! Boy, talk about a pick-me-up! Also, I just love the parts at 1:58 and 5:42 they remind me of being on a roller coaster. 💯LIKES!!!
Absolute beast of a track...one of the best from happy hardcore.. when he adds that layer at 1:58 it actually makes me feel ive popped a jack n jill!!!
3.09 that's the one.... be arms up, grin like a cheshire cat, then out with that fancy footwork. Give me a time machine cos theres soooooo many times I wanna go back to
sounds to my like its literally just a synth sound played in a sequencer. probably tweaked from a bank of sounds on whatever synth he was using at the time.