HHB International - Que Sera Sera

Review by Britta

Que Sera Sera by HHB International: A Euro House Time Capsule from 2002 Alright, let’s talk about Que Sera Sera by HHB International. This album came out in 2002 under Edel Records, straight outta the Netherlands, and it’s drenched in that early 2000s Euro House vibe. If you’re into electronic music with a splash of nostalgia, this one might just hit different for you. First off, the titular track "Que Sera Sera (Radio Version)" is an absolute bop. It’s catchy as hell, with this groovy beat that sneaks up on you when you least expect it. The melody feels like sunshine breaking through clouds, but there’s also this cheeky undertone that keeps things playful. Honestly, I remember blasting this in my room back in the day, pretending I was DJing at some imaginary club. You know how it goes—you’re vibing so hard you almost knock over your desk lamp. That’s the energy this track brings. It’s simple yet infectious, like candy for your ears. Then there’s the "HHB Apres-Ski Partymix," which is basically what happens when someone takes all the fun parts of winter holidays and crams them into six minutes of pure chaos. Like… imagine being at a ski lodge party where everyone’s wearing neon gear and dancing awkwardly to beats that make no sense but somehow work perfectly. This mix has layers—little snippets of vocals, pulsating synths, and drops that feel random but oddly satisfying. It’s messy, sure, but isn’t that what makes it memorable? When I hear this, I think of friends laughing too loud and drinks spilling everywhere. Good times. What strikes me most about this album is how unapologetically itself it is. There’s no attempt to be super deep or groundbreaking—it’s just good old-fashioned Euro House doing its thing. And sometimes, that’s exactly what you need. No frills, no pretentiousness, just vibes. But here’s the kicker: listening to Que Sera Sera now feels like stepping into a time machine. Back then, we didn’t know our world would change so much—or that something released in 2002 could still sound fresh today. Maybe that’s why these tracks stick around in your head. They remind you not only of who you were but also of how music can hold onto moments better than any photograph ever could. So yeah, give this album a spin if you want to relive—or discover—a slice of early 2000s magic. Just don’t blame me if you end up dancing alone in your kitchen.

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Artist: HHB International
Album: Que Sera Sera

Netherlands

Electronic

Euro House

2002

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Que Sera Sera (Extended Version)	4:23
Que Sera Sera (Radio Version)	3:51
HHB Apres-Ski Partymix	6:32
Que Sera Sera (Videoclip)

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Hermes House Band - Que Sera Sera

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Catalog Numbers

0119445 ERE
0119446 ERE

Labels

Edel Records

Listen online

online anhören
lyssna på nätet
kuunnella verkossa
lytte på nettet
écouter en ligne
escuchar en línea
online luisteren
ouvir online
ascolta in linea

Formats

CD
Maxi-Single
Enhanced
Single

Barcodes

Barcode: 4029758194461
Rights Society: BIEM/STEMRA

About HHB International

Name Vars

HBB International
HHB
HHB-
Hermes House Band International

Aliases

Hermes House Band

Members

Robin Maas
Jop Wijlacker
Sally Flissinger

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: In 2002, the Netherlands gave us an electronic music gem called *Que Sera Sera* by HHB International. It’s a Euro House album that feels like a time capsule of early 2000s vibes. The tracklist includes a radio version, a videoclip, an extended mix, and even an "Apres-Ski Partymix"—perfect for those post-slope dance parties. Released under Edel Records, it’s one of those albums that screams nostalgia for fans of the genre.