Released: 01 / 2010
Genre: Electrohouse
Cat. Nr: ENS11
Formats available:
1. Dancen
2. Jungle
3. Jungle (Instrumental)
„Dancen“ is a euphoric electrohouse hymn straight from the desk of the Austrian A.G.Trio.
After the huge success of their previous release „Replay,“ this new EP is more dedicated to the dancefloor and thus the title track rarely makes use of vocals. The track „Dancen“ is the studio version of one of A.G.Trios most requested live tracks. It gets to the heart of what the whole project is about: The word „Dancen,“ like the lyrics, is a wild mix between the German and English words for „dancing.“ The second track on the EP, „Jungle,“ is an electrified bass monster, making way once again for Roland von der Aists trademark voice. An instrumental version of „Jungle“ is also included.
„Dancen“ is the A.G.Trios fifth release since they appeared on the scene in early 2009. Their live acts and remixes became heavily requested in this time, and in their home country Austria, all their 2009 releases made the iTunes overall top 100.
Dirty electrohouse with nasty and catchy vocals, all presented within an intoxicating live-act. Three Austrians are capturing the charts, festivals and dancefloors of this world with their unique mixture of sound: the A.G.Trio. Their live show already gained some success - including concerts at the Zocalo of Mexico City and Berlins Olympic Stadion - even before they released their first track on a record. But in 2009 a surge of releases and remixes of the „dynamic trio“ arose. Top rankings in charts, a lot of radio airplay and critics acclamation followed soon. Their shows and solo-performances are heavily demanded for clubs and venues in and outside of Europe.
With the Austrian label Etage Noir Special and the German label Freaks Like Us! the A.G.Trio found two platforms for their releases. The EP ́s „Things You Wanna Play“ and „Replay“ earned top rankings in the U.S. and Canadian dance-charts as well as on sales-platforms like iTunes.
Scott Kirkland (The Crystal Method) about „DANCEN“:
„really like this one. A fun head splitter with all the right bits to kill!“
Scott Kirkland (The Crystal Method) about „JUNGLE“:
„Cool stuff... Great riding groove, well executed bass/synths and a friendly vocal. should do very well.“
Tom Findlay (Groove Armada) about „JUNGLE - Instrumental“:
„should go off“
Egotronic about „JUNGLE - Instrumental“:
„Playing out loud!“
DJ Vela about the EP:
„very good dancefloor rocker!!!“
Kissy Sell Out - BBC Radio 1 (UK)
Carlos Agueda (DJ Substance) - Kiss FM 101.2 (Portugal)
The Scumfrog - Sirius Satellite Radio
