Showing posts with label Belgium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Belgium. Show all posts
David Sevrin - Lifeline (2017)
David Sevrin - Lifeline (2017)
Lyrics:
You and me eternally
Is all I see
Can’t endure you anymore
You are my cure
Running away from my lifeline
Burying my dream alive
I may be gone for a while
I keep on playing our old tunes
We were just having a good time
All working the crowd and the room
Preys you’ve killed
Left on the field
Run for the hills
Tell me why
You sell me lies
You lie, you lie
Running away from my lifeline
Burying my dream alive
I may be gone for a while
I keep on playing our old tunes
We were just having a good time
All working the crowd and the room
Running away from my lifeline
Burying my dream alive
I may be gone for a while
You keep on saying I’m lost in
All my desires and designs
On surfing the clouds and the moon
Lyrics:
You and me eternally
Is all I see
Can’t endure you anymore
You are my cure
Running away from my lifeline
Burying my dream alive
I may be gone for a while
I keep on playing our old tunes
We were just having a good time
All working the crowd and the room
Preys you’ve killed
Left on the field
Run for the hills
Tell me why
You sell me lies
You lie, you lie
Running away from my lifeline
Burying my dream alive
I may be gone for a while
I keep on playing our old tunes
We were just having a good time
All working the crowd and the room
Running away from my lifeline
Burying my dream alive
I may be gone for a while
You keep on saying I’m lost in
All my desires and designs
On surfing the clouds and the moon
#8: White Virgins - Turn Off The Lights (2016)
My #8 of 2016 comes courtesy Netflix (and dreary UK TV). One evening with nothing else else decent on UK TV I turned to Netflix, and came across the Belgian movie 'Belgica'. If yu haven't watched it, do so soon. You will have to sit through sub-titles, but my god, it's incredible! Everything else explains from there. White Virgins files, like The Shitz and Erasmus, in the Soulwax stable out of Ghent, Belgium.
The Magician feat. Years & Years - Sunlight (2014)
The Magician feat. Years & Years - Sunlight (2014)
BEL#1, UK#7, AUS#20, NL#22, POL#38, IRL#57, FR#184
Lyrics:
Mark's Tracks Top 10 of 2015 - #6, #5, #4
No.6: David Zowie - House Every Weekend (Released 3 July 2015)
UK#1, IRL#19, AUS#64, BEL#64
Lyrics:
When it comes to house every weekend
When it comes to house every weekend
When it comes to house every weekend
House every weekend, house every weekend
When it comes to house every weekend
House every weekend, house every weekend
I love you, there's no need to fake it
But staying in the house every weekend, I just can't take it
I work hard
And if I don't let myself go, let myself go, let myself go
I just might explode, I just might explode
Let myself go, let myself go, let myself go
I just might explode, I just might explode
Let myself go, let myself go, let myself go
I just might explode, I just might explode
Let myself go, let myself go, let myself go
I just might explode, I just might explode
When it comes to house every weekend
House every weekend, house every weekend
I work hard
House every weekend, house every weekend, house every weekend
I work hard
Staying in the house every weekend
House every weekend, house every weekend
When it comes to house every weekend
House every weekend, house every weekend
And if I don't let myself go, let myself go, let myself go
And if I don't let myself go, let myself go, let myself go
I just might explode, I just might explode
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No.5: Patrick Podage - Take Me There (Long & Harris Remix) - (Released 1 July 2014)
No Chart Success
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No.4 Duke Dumont - I Won't Look Back (Released 31 August 2014)
UK#2, HUN#2, BEL#4, POL#10, US#19, AUS#37, DE#41, CH#60, FR#180
Lyrics:
Love comes close to you
Your love it makes me stronger
No matter what we're going through
I won't look back won't look won't look back
I won't look back won't look won't look back
You make me wanna live forever
You're my remedy to yesterday
Now my struggle seems so far away
And life will never be the same
Living it up, living it up, living it up
Life ain’t a party, if you ain’t dancin' by my side
Living it up, living it up, living it up
Life ain’t a party, if you ain’t dancin' by my side
I wish love was always this easy
But every now and then it brings us down
But I know that I can count on you
To keep the music playing on
Patrick Hernandez - Born To Be Alive (1979)
Patrick Hernandez was born 1949 in Le Blanc-Mesnil, France, to a Spanish father and a half-Austrian/half-Italian mother. Growing up in the 1960s, he became interested in music. He toured dancehalls and ballrooms of southern France with a number of groups over the next decade. Patrick met his music partner Hervé Tholance, an arranger, guitarist & vocalist, during that period. The two formed a duo and started achieving local success backing French musicians such as Francis Cabrel, Laurent Voulzy, and the French group Gold.
In 1978, Patrick met producer Jean Vanloo and, with disco music at its peak, signed a recording contract. Hernandez went to Waterloo, Belgium to work on songs to record. After working for about a year, an album was released November that year.
The first single that was released was the disco song Born to Be Alive. Its success was immediate: the track spread throughout Europe, where it hit #1 in France in April 1979 and remained there until July. By then, the US had caught on, and after some remixing, the track was released, peaking at #1 in the US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart and crossed over to US#16, selling over one million copies in the US alone.
By year's end, Born To Be Alive had racked up 52 Gold and Platinum from more than 50 countries worldwide.
While touring the US, Patrick was accompanied by Vanloo and his friend Jean-Claude Pellerin. Vanloo and Pellerin held auditions in New York that spring for dancers to accompany him on his worldwide tour. The chosen dancers included a young Madonna.
Patrick's follow-ups to Born to Be Alive did not fare as well.
In the 1980s and 1990s, Hernandez toured and had occasional appearances on other artists' albums in Europe. Another remix of the track appeared in the nightclubs in 1987. Since its release, Born to Be Alive has sold more than $25 million worldwide.
Patrick Hernandez - Born To Be Alive (1979)
FR#1, IT#1, DE#1, AT#1, SWE#1, NOR#1, AUS#1, NZ#1, BE#1, CAN#1, CH#5, UK#10, NL#12, US#16, BRZ#32
Lyrics:
We were born to be alive
We were born to be alive
Born, born to be alive
(Won't you be alive)
You see you were born
Born, born
(Born to be alive)
People ask me why
I never find a place to stop
And settle down, down, down
But I never wanted all those things
People need to justify
Their lives, lives, lives
You see you were
Born, born, born to be alive
(Born to be alive)
You see you were
Born, born, born
(Born to be alive)
It's good to be alive
To be alive
To be alive
It's good to be alive
To be alive
To be alive
It's good to be alive
Time was on my side
When I was running down the street
It was so fine, fine, fine
A suitcase and an old guitar
And something new to occupy
My mind, mind, mind
You see you were born, born
Born to be alive
(Born to be alive)
You see you were born, born, born
(Born to be alive)
You see you were born, born
Born to be alive
(Born to be alive)
You see you were born, born, born
(Born to be alive)
You see you were born, born
Born to be alive
(Born to be alive)
You see you were born, born, born
(To be alive)
Born, born to be alive
(Born to be alive)
You see you were born, born, born
(Born to be alive)
Born, born to be alive
In 1978, Patrick met producer Jean Vanloo and, with disco music at its peak, signed a recording contract. Hernandez went to Waterloo, Belgium to work on songs to record. After working for about a year, an album was released November that year.
The first single that was released was the disco song Born to Be Alive. Its success was immediate: the track spread throughout Europe, where it hit #1 in France in April 1979 and remained there until July. By then, the US had caught on, and after some remixing, the track was released, peaking at #1 in the US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart and crossed over to US#16, selling over one million copies in the US alone.
By year's end, Born To Be Alive had racked up 52 Gold and Platinum from more than 50 countries worldwide.
While touring the US, Patrick was accompanied by Vanloo and his friend Jean-Claude Pellerin. Vanloo and Pellerin held auditions in New York that spring for dancers to accompany him on his worldwide tour. The chosen dancers included a young Madonna.
Patrick's follow-ups to Born to Be Alive did not fare as well.
In the 1980s and 1990s, Hernandez toured and had occasional appearances on other artists' albums in Europe. Another remix of the track appeared in the nightclubs in 1987. Since its release, Born to Be Alive has sold more than $25 million worldwide.
Patrick Hernandez - Born To Be Alive (1979)
FR#1, IT#1, DE#1, AT#1, SWE#1, NOR#1, AUS#1, NZ#1, BE#1, CAN#1, CH#5, UK#10, NL#12, US#16, BRZ#32
Lyrics:
We were born to be alive
We were born to be alive
Born, born to be alive
(Won't you be alive)
You see you were born
Born, born
(Born to be alive)
People ask me why
I never find a place to stop
And settle down, down, down
But I never wanted all those things
People need to justify
Their lives, lives, lives
You see you were
Born, born, born to be alive
(Born to be alive)
You see you were
Born, born, born
(Born to be alive)
It's good to be alive
To be alive
To be alive
It's good to be alive
To be alive
To be alive
It's good to be alive
Time was on my side
When I was running down the street
It was so fine, fine, fine
A suitcase and an old guitar
And something new to occupy
My mind, mind, mind
You see you were born, born
Born to be alive
(Born to be alive)
You see you were born, born, born
(Born to be alive)
You see you were born, born
Born to be alive
(Born to be alive)
You see you were born, born, born
(Born to be alive)
You see you were born, born
Born to be alive
(Born to be alive)
You see you were born, born, born
(To be alive)
Born, born to be alive
(Born to be alive)
You see you were born, born, born
(Born to be alive)
Born, born to be alive
Patrick Hernandez - Born To Be Alive (1979)
Patrick Hernandez was born 1949 in Le Blanc-Mesnil, France, to a Spanish father and a half-Austrian/half-Italian mother. Growing up in the 1960s, he became interested in music. He toured dancehalls and ballrooms of southern France with a number of groups over the next decade. Patrick met his music partner Hervé Tholance, an arranger, guitarist & vocalist, during that period. The two formed a duo and started achieving local success backing French musicians such as Francis Cabrel, Laurent Voulzy, and the French group Gold.
In 1978, Patrick met producer Jean Vanloo and, with disco music at its peak, signed a recording contract. Hernandez went to Waterloo, Belgium to work on songs to record. After working for about a year, an album was released November that year.
The first single that was released was the disco song Born to Be Alive. Its success was immediate: the track spread throughout Europe, where it hit #1 in France in April 1979 and remained there until July. By then, the US had caught on, and after some remixing, the track was released, peaking at #1 in the US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart and crossed over to US#16, selling over one million copies in the US alone.
By year's end, Born To Be Alive had racked up 52 Gold and Platinum from more than 50 countries worldwide.
While touring the US, Patrick was accompanied by Vanloo and his friend Jean-Claude Pellerin. Vanloo and Pellerin held auditions in New York that spring for dancers to accompany him on his worldwide tour. The chosen dancers included a young Madonna.
Patrick's follow-ups to Born to Be Alive did not fare as well.
In the 1980s and 1990s, Hernandez toured and had occasional appearances on other artists' albums in Europe. Another remix of the track appeared in the nightclubs in 1987. Since its release, Born to Be Alive has sold more than $25 million worldwide.
Patrick Hernandez - Born To Be Alive (1979)
FR#1, IT#1, DE#1, AT#1, SWE#1, NOR#1, AUS#1, NZ#1, BE#1, CAN#1, CH#5, UK#10, NL#12, US#16, BRZ#32
In 1978, Patrick met producer Jean Vanloo and, with disco music at its peak, signed a recording contract. Hernandez went to Waterloo, Belgium to work on songs to record. After working for about a year, an album was released November that year.
The first single that was released was the disco song Born to Be Alive. Its success was immediate: the track spread throughout Europe, where it hit #1 in France in April 1979 and remained there until July. By then, the US had caught on, and after some remixing, the track was released, peaking at #1 in the US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart and crossed over to US#16, selling over one million copies in the US alone.
By year's end, Born To Be Alive had racked up 52 Gold and Platinum from more than 50 countries worldwide.
While touring the US, Patrick was accompanied by Vanloo and his friend Jean-Claude Pellerin. Vanloo and Pellerin held auditions in New York that spring for dancers to accompany him on his worldwide tour. The chosen dancers included a young Madonna.
Patrick's follow-ups to Born to Be Alive did not fare as well.
In the 1980s and 1990s, Hernandez toured and had occasional appearances on other artists' albums in Europe. Another remix of the track appeared in the nightclubs in 1987. Since its release, Born to Be Alive has sold more than $25 million worldwide.
Patrick Hernandez - Born To Be Alive (1979)
FR#1, IT#1, DE#1, AT#1, SWE#1, NOR#1, AUS#1, NZ#1, BE#1, CAN#1, CH#5, UK#10, NL#12, US#16, BRZ#32
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