Wasp - Run To The Future

Review by David Alderman

Run To The Future by Wasp: A Retro Dancefloor Beast That Still Kicks Ass Let’s get one thing straight—this album isn’t for the faint of heart. Released in '94 under Bloom Records, Run To The Future by Wasp is an Italodance powerhouse that slaps harder than most modern EDM garbage flooding your Spotify playlists. With its raw energy and unapologetic beats, it screams “Italy” while dragging you onto the dancefloor whether you like it or not. The masterminds behind this chaos? M. Catalano, R. Zucchini, U. Ferraro—they wrote, arranged, mixed, basically did everything but hand-deliver the damn vinyls to your doorstep. And let’s not forget Nathalie Aarts’ vocals, which cut through the synths like a knife. She doesn’t just sing; she owns every track she touches. Now, let me break down two tracks that still stick with me because they’re straight fire: 1. “Run To The Future (Club Mix)” This version hits different. It starts off smooth, almost teasing you, then BAM—it drops into this relentless beat that feels like getting punched in the chest (in a good way). The bassline is so thick you could spread it on toast. You don’t listen to this track—you experience it. Every layer builds up perfectly, making you feel invincible, like yeah, maybe I CAN run to the future if this song keeps playing. 2. “Run To The Future (No Voice Mix)” Strip away Nathalie’s voice, and what do you get? Pure adrenaline. No distractions, just pure instrumental madness. This mix proves how tight the production really is. Without vocals, the synths take center stage, showing off their intricate patterns and proving these guys knew what they were doing. If you’re looking for something to blast at 3 AM when everyone else has passed out on the couch? This is IT. Honestly, this album shouldn’t work as well as it does. There are nine versions of the same song here, but somehow, each remix brings something fresh to the table. Maybe it’s the boldness of Italodance itself—a genre unafraid to be over-the-top and dramatic. Or maybe it’s just nostalgia kicking in, reminding us of a time when music wasn’t trying too hard to be cool. But here’s the kicker: listening to Run To The Future today feels kinda bittersweet. Like, where did all this energy go? Why does modern electronic music often sound so...safe? This album reminds you that dancing isn’t supposed to be polite—it’s messy, chaotic, and life-affirming. So crank it up, lose yourself, and remember why we fell in love with club music in the first place. Final thought: Screw the future. Let’s bring back 1994.

Artist: Wasp
Album: Run To The Future

Italy

Italodance

2013

Rating: 4.71

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Alternative Mix	5'40
Run To The Future (A-Cappella)	2:00
Run To The Future (Club Mix)	6:36
Run To The Future (F.u.t.u.r.e. Mix)	4:35
Run To The Future (Running Mix)	5:17
No Voice Mix	4'34
Run To The Future (Alternative Mix)	5:40
Radio Edit	3'50
Run To The Future (Radio Edit)	3:50
Club Mix	6'36
Run To The Future (F.U.T.U.R.E. Mix)	4:33
Run To The Future (No Voice Mix)	4:34

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WASP - Run To The Future (N-Rain Short Remix)

Wasp - Run To The Future (F.U.T.U.R.E Mix)

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Catalog Numbers

BLOOM 15
BLOOMD04
BLOOM 09

Labels

Bloom Records

Listen online

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

Formats

Vinyl
33 ⅓ RPM
12"
3 × File
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320 kbps
WAV
45 RPM

Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Bianco & Nero S.a.s.
Copyright (c)	Bianco & Nero S.a.s.
Recorded At	Gian Burrasca Studio
Mixed At	Gian Burrasca Studio

Credits

Role	Credit
Arranged & Mixed By	R. Zucchini & U. Ferraro
Producer	M. Catalano
Arranged By	M. Catalano, R. Zucchini, U. Ferraro
Recorded By	R. Zucchini, U. Ferraro
Mixed By	R. Zucchini, U. Ferraro
Written-By	Arcayne, Capponi
Vocals	Nathalie Aarts

Notes

Re-release of '94 classic including 3 different mixes.
A very special thank to Chantal Thevenin, Stella Pecoraro, Eddy Mattey and Matteo Parenti for their ideas.
©℗ 1994 Bianco & Nero

Barcodes

Barcode: 8 019991 556153

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *Run To The Future* by Wasp is a hidden gem in the world of Italodance. Released in 1994 in Italy, it features a whopping nine different versions of the title track. From club mixes to radio edits, this album had something for everyone. What’s even cooler? It was a team effort, with M. Catalano, R. Zucchini, and U. Ferraro wearing multiple hats as producers, arrangers, and mixers. And let’s not forget Nathalie Aarts, whose vocals gave life to this dance classic. Talk about dedication!