Maria Gomez - Hungry 4 Fame

Review by Maddison Communications

Hungry 4 Fame by Maria Gomez: A Eurobeat Time Capsule That Still Hits Hard Let’s get one thing straight—Maria Gomez’s Hungry 4 Fame isn’t just an album; it’s a neon-lit snapshot of late ‘80s Italy, where the dance floors were sticky, the synths were loud, and ambition ruled supreme. Released in 1989 on Flea Records, this gem is pure Eurobeat energy with a side of Hi NRG adrenaline. If you’re into music that makes your heart race and your feet move without asking permission, this record will slap you awake. First off, let’s talk about the track “Hungry For Fame (Star Version).” Oh man, this cut grabs you by the soul from the first beat. The opening synth riff feels like stepping into a retro arcade but way cooler because there’s no need for quarters—just vibes. Maria’s vocals? Razor-sharp yet dripping with hunger, like she’s daring you to dream bigger than you ever have before. You can tell Sebastian Aquilino poured his guts into producing this anthem—it’s polished but raw enough to feel alive. It’s not just catchy; it’s magnetic. I swear every time that chorus kicks in, I wanna grab a mic and belt it out like I’m auditioning for some imaginary Italian disco reality show. Then there’s “Hungry For Fame (M.Y.O.M. Version),” which flips the vibe completely. This remix strips things down, letting the bassline throb while adding these glitchy, almost robotic touches that give me goosebumps. It’s darker, edgier, like someone took the original and whispered secrets to it in a smoky backroom. There’s something hauntingly beautiful about how they twist Maria’s voice here—it’s less human, more machine, but still so damn emotional. Honestly, this version sticks with me because it reminds me of those nights when you’re lost in thought, staring at city lights through a car window, wondering if fame would fix everything or leave you emptier than before. What really seals the deal for me is how tight the production team was. Guys like M. Sanfelice, G. Crivellente, and Laurent G. Newfield didn’t just mix this—they sculpted it. Every layer feels intentional, every beat hits right where it should. And props to S. Aquilino for writing lyrics that somehow feel both personal and universal. Like yeah, we all know what it’s like to crave something so bad it hurts. But here’s the kicker: listening to Hungry 4 Fame now feels kinda bittersweet. Back then, Eurobeat was everywhere, soundtracking roller discos and wild parties. Now? It’s niche, nostalgic, maybe even forgotten by some. But albums like this remind us why certain sounds never truly die—they evolve, they linger, they come back to bite you when you least expect it. So yeah, go listen to this album. Blast it loud, dance like nobody’s watching, and let yourself get hungry—for fame, for life, for whatever sets your soul on fire. Just don’t blame me if you start craving sequins and leg warmers afterward.

Artist: Maria Gomez
Album: Hungry 4 Fame

Italy

Electronic

1989

Rating: 3.78

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Hungry For Fame (Radio Version)	3:58
Hungry For Fame (M.Y.O.M. Version)	1:34
Hungry For Fame (Instrumental Version)	3:53
Hungry For Fame (Star Version)	6:20

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Catalog Numbers

FL 8423

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Flea Records

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

Formats

Vinyl
12"
45 RPM

Companies

Role	Company
Produced For	Ala Bianca Music Publishing & Music Productions S.r.l.
Copyright (c)	Ala Bianca Music Publishing & Music Productions S.r.l.
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Ala Bianca Music Publishing & Music Productions S.r.l.
Published By	Ala Bianca Music Publishing & Music Productions S.r.l.
Recorded At	Santanna Recording Studios
Mixed At	Factory Sound Studio
Edited At	Factory Sound Studio

Credits

Role	Credit
Arranged By	M. Sanfelice, M. Turrini
Mixed By	G. Crivellente, Laurent G. Newfield, M. Farina
Edited By	G. Crivellente, Laurent G. Newfield, M. Farina
Producer	Sebastian Aquilino
Recorded By	G. Salvatori, M. Marini
Written-By	S. Aquilino

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Ala Bianca Srl.
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Produced for Ala Bianca
Recorded at Santana Studios
Mixed and Re-Edit at Factory Sound Studio
℗ & © Ala Bianca Music Prod. Srl.

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Rights Society: S.I.A.E.

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *Hungry 4 Fame* by Maria Gomez is a hidden gem from the late '80s Eurobeat scene. Released in 1989 in Italy, it showcases the high-energy sound that defined the genre. What’s cool is that it features four different versions of the same track, "Hungry For Fame," giving listeners a variety of ways to experience the song. From the radio-friendly edit to the extended instrumental, it’s like a masterclass in remixing. Plus, with credits listing multiple talented producers and mixers, it’s clear this project was a team effort fueled by creativity.