Dana & Lawrence Goodman put on DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince. I believe their first album Rock The House was put out on the Pop Art label before it got picked up by Jive Records.
Sounds like Galaxxy have been listening to Paul Hardcastle who breaked into the charts earlier that same year. Or was this track released prior to 19"?
Bill Hunter Hardcastle released Daybreak (First Light) in 1984. This record was published same year. Roland had a drum machine that was made the same year, so I guess that's where the resembling is. He later released Zero One with Universal funk that also really utilized the same drum sound that's used here, it was popular with oldskool hiphop acts as well. Like Bambaata and more, around the same period in 1984/85. Renegades of funk for instance. It was very inspired from that electro style that was adopted from Kraftwerk in the 70's, they had a similar drum sound going on way earlier but sound like they also switched to this exact drum characteristic with Music Non Stop and all that stuff.
NYC/Philly/Nj area was the center of the world for hip hop, rap, electro, house; all the Euros and everyone else went there for inspiration..the 808 and Memorymoog/Prophet synth sound all over those records started in the early 80s with tracks like Planet Rock, that also went on to inspire Detroit techno.
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One of the CLASSIC underground street east coast labels from back in the day; completely under-rated, off the radar. Lots of play in NYC.
Never in my life have I ever heard of Galaxxy yet I feel like I have... so glad to have made this discovery.
a pure MASTERPIECE!!!!!!!!! i'm proud to be from 84 !!!
Aguante!! los 80 ,90 y 2000 .Los mejores track 's 🎧😆🤟 🎶 🕺🎶 ATR ,pero los 80 se consagran 🏆
Oh man this Schit is dope!!! Old Scool Home Boy!
Putz cara, que época "épica" foi essa! Valeu pela portagem fantástica!
still sounds good 30 years on.
I also agree with your comment.
Nice!
There's 2 versions of this song by Galaxxy. One is version A and the other version B... both sound dope!
DOPE!!!!!
Dade county boogie 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hey!
Shante' was on Pop Art.
I've never seen or heard
from another artist on that label.
THIS WAS UNDERGROUND PHILLY HIP HOP-NO AIRPLAY FROM HIP HOP ARTIST-BUT THIS WAS MADE FAMOUS BY STREET DJ'S & THE CLUBS.
DJ TONEY B.
Great underground Philly label remembered in NYC...NYC/Philly/NJ area the center of hip hop, rap, electro, house where it all started..
super beat
Badass
@jemiedub - Most of your picks were played in House mixes in the 80's in chicago & its vicinity. Was this song also?
a bit like : ''Steps ahead''(Radio Active), from the 4th ''ELECTRO'' Album...
OG Electro
thumbs^ thanks
dope!!!
i have this vinyl
Love the synth work..wonder if the sh01 and the tr808 were in there...
Wow, this one I never heard of but I certainly am familiar with the Pop Art Label.
Dana & Lawrence Goodman put on DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince. I believe their first album Rock The House was put out on the Pop Art label before it got picked up by Jive Records.
Had this on a mixtape back in 85. Took me years to find it.
thanks for posting this jam..been looking for about 20 yrs for this..please post the bonus beat if u have it...thats whats up......".ICEMAN"
this sounds like some west coast or Florida electro but I like it
Actually, this is the ORIGINAL from the NYC/Philly area, whence came all the other Florida/west coast tunes.
If you like this track, please say your city and country
Post the Bonus Beats.
Sounds like Galaxxy have been listening to Paul Hardcastle who breaked into the charts earlier that same year. Or was this track released prior to 19"?
ventende recalling Hardcastle was no earlier than '85
Bill Hunter Hardcastle released Daybreak (First Light) in 1984. This record was published same year. Roland had a drum machine that was made the same year, so I guess that's where the resembling is. He later released Zero One with Universal funk that also really utilized the same drum sound that's used here, it was popular with oldskool hiphop acts as well. Like Bambaata and more, around the same period in 1984/85. Renegades of funk for instance. It was very inspired from that electro style that was adopted from Kraftwerk in the 70's, they had a similar drum sound going on way earlier but sound like they also switched to this exact drum characteristic with Music Non Stop and all that stuff.
thx 4 that, i wasn't aware of anything he did b4 rainforest
NYC/Philly/Nj area was the center of the world for hip hop, rap, electro, house; all the Euros and everyone else went there for inspiration..the 808 and Memorymoog/Prophet synth sound all over those records started in the early 80s with tracks like Planet Rock, that also went on to inspire Detroit techno.
hardcastle was in 1985.. his first tune was "19" NUNUNU... NINETEEN