Culture Beat – Serenity

Name: Culture Beat - Serenity
Rating: 4.15 (46 reviews)

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Tracklist

01	Serenity (Prolog) Written-By – T. Fenslau*	2:16
02	Mr. Vain Written-By – S. Levis*	5:37
03	Got To Get It Written-By – T. Fenslau*	5:21
04	World In Your Hands Written-By – T. Fenslau*	5:33
05	Adelante! Written-By – T. Fenslau*	5:38
06	Rocket To The Moon Written-By – T. Fenslau*	5:47
07	Anything Written-By – T. Fenslau*	6:24
08	Key To Your Heart Written-By – N. Katzmann*	4:09
09	The Other Side Of Me Written-By – T. Fenslau*	4:52
10	The Hurt Written-By – S. Levis*	4:15
11	Mother Earth Written-By – T. Fenslau*	6:11
12	Serenity (Epilog) Written-By – T. Fenslau*	7:51

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Serenity (2×LP, Album, Gatefold)	Dance Pool	474101 1, DAN 474101 1		1993
Recently Edited	Serenity (Cassette, Album, Black)	Dance Pool	474101 4		1993
	Serenity (Cassette, Album, Unofficial Release)	Poker Sound	1349	Poland	1993
Recently Edited	Serenity (CD, Album)	Epic	ZK 90978	Canada	1993
	Serenity (Cassette, Album, Unofficial Release)	Professional Communication	890	Poland	1993

jdjvqzluis May 6, 2024
Timeless album! In 1993 I was only 5 years old but I those days as if they were yesterday ! Long live eurodance !
djcoryminto Jul 8, 2020
Edited 4 years ago

Timeless album that includes more than just a couple of chart-toppers. "The Other Side of Me" is excellent, and there's something eerie & brilliant about "The World in Your Hands" - very well-produced w/ impactful lyrics. Perhaps one of my favorite songs of all-time is the original album version of "Anything" - a superbly crafted, well-managed influx of energy - incredibly well-produced. This record is certainly commercial but really is painted thoroughly with quality throughout, unlike a lot of other Eurodance acts of the era. There are just a couple of dull moments, like "Key to Your Heart" & "Mother Earth."
ChargerHardcore Jan 1, 2014
This album on the whole has a tracklist in its proper order. 'Mr. Vain' & 'Got To Get It' are timeless classics that I still enjoy till date. There's some quality euro house tracks in there like 'The Other Side Of Me' & 'The Hurt' if you're a fan of classic piano house tracks. The track that I feel is underrated is 'Anything'. The bassline in this track is so phat and I wish it could have been a hit at that time honestly. On a whole, I'm not that happy with the track 'World In Your Hands' as the intro was a pretty sloppy according to my taste and the musical flow and energy wasn't that great as a whole.