Various - Studio Dance 3

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Review by JD Schroeder

Studio Dance 3: A Trip Back to Euro House Heaven (or Was It Purgatory?) Alright, let’s get one thing straight—1995 was a wild year. We had grunge still lingering like that weird smell in your car, boy bands were starting to sprout like mold on bread, and somewhere in Italy, Studio Dance 3 dropped into the world of electronic music like a caffeinated espresso shot at 3 a.m. Released under Universo Film with mixing wizardry from Amerigo Provenzano and Paolo Bolognesi, this album is pure Euro House gold… or maybe just shiny tin foil. Either way, it slaps. First up, can we talk about "Welcome To The Future"? This track kicks things off with all the subtlety of someone blowing an air horn in your ear—but hey, isn’t that what dance music’s supposed to do? The beat grabs you by the shoulders and shakes you until you either start moving or pass out. I swear, every time I hear those synths, I’m transported back to some imaginary neon-lit club where everyone’s wearing shiny spandex and pretending they understand Italian techno culture. Spoiler alert: most of us didn’t. But damn if this song doesn’t make you feel cooler than you actually are. Then there’s “Take Away The Colour ('95 Reconstruction).” Oh man, this one sticks in my brain like gum on a hot sidewalk. It’s got that classic ‘90s vibe—cheesy yet oddly endearing, like a Tamagotchi or frosted tips. The melody loops around your head like it owns the place, refusing to leave even after three days. You’ll find yourself humming it while waiting for your microwave dinner to finish, which probably says more about me than the song itself. Still, it’s catchy as heck, and sometimes that’s all you need. Other tracks like “Boom Boom Boom” and “I Believe” keep the energy high, but honestly, they blend together like cheap paint colors after a while. That’s not necessarily a bad thing; it’s just… well, imagine being handed fifteen shades of blue and told to pick your favorite. They’re all nice, but eventually, you stop caring. What makes Studio Dance 3 stand out—or maybe fall flat depending on how much caffeine you’ve had—is its unapologetic commitment to being absurdly fun. Sure, it lacks depth, but so does a bag of Doritos, and guess what? Sometimes you just want the cheesy goodness without overthinking it. So here’s the kicker: listening to this album feels like stepping into a time machine that only goes forward to 1995 instead of backward. And honestly? That’s kinda beautiful. In a world full of overly serious playlists and algorithm-curated nonsense, Studio Dance 3 reminds us that music doesn’t always have to be profound—it can just be a big ol’ party in your ears. Now excuse me while I go dig out my glow sticks and pretend I’m living la dolce vita.

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Artist: Various
Album: Studio Dance 3
Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Yeh-Yoh (Remix)2:17
Boom Boom Boom2:38
The Sun & The Moon3:01
I Believe1:54
Only Pip3:17
Pyramid4:09
All I Need Is Love3:28
Take Away The Colour ('95 Reconstruction)3:22
Feel The Vibe3:42
La Bruja3:18
Welcome To The Future3:38
The Spaceman2:45
Thinkin' About You3:06
Dance The Night Away (Remix)3:18

Video

Studio Dance 3 (1995)

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Catalog Numbers

SD 003

Labels

Universo Film

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Formats

  • CD
  • Compilation
  • Mixed

Credits

RoleCredit
DJ MixAmerigo Provenzano, Paolo Bolognesi

Notes

Mixed by Paolo Bolognesi & Amerigo Provenzano at Radio Dimensione Suono

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Studio Dance 3* is a hidden gem from the '90s Italian electronic scene. It’s packed with Euro House vibes and was mixed by two talented DJs, Amerigo Provenzano and Paolo Bolognesi. One standout track, "Take Away The Colour ('95 Reconstruction)," still sounds fresh today. It’s like a time capsule of dance beats from 1995!

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revolution9ja
2025-03-16
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