DUNE – Hardcore Vibes (1995) | CDM Full Review & Archive 🎧

Welcome to a new episode of the 90s & 2000s Dance Music Archive. Today we dive into a cornerstone of rave history: the Dune – Hardcore Vibes CD Maxi, released in 1995 on the Urban label.

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In this video, we explore the original physical media and the key facts behind this iconic release. Through the technical cards shown in the frames, we’ll analyze the differences between the mixes, from frantic Happy Hardcore energy to deep Hard Trance textures.

✨ Dune Trivia & Gems:

The Iconic Voice: Did you know that the famous spoken-word intro ("All those people...") was recorded by Oliver Froning’s niece, Janine Kelly.

Unforeseen Success: Originally meant as an underground track, the single surprisingly peaked at No. 5 in Germany, selling over 250,000 copies (Gold certification).

Sound Evolution: While Hardcore Vibes is pure techno/hardcore, Dune pioneered the blend of pop melodies and high-BPM rhythms, shaping the sound of a generation.

What’s inside the video:

South Bound Mix: The perfect balance of rave piano and heavy basslines.

Good Vibes Mix: A longer, atmospheric version with Hard Trance influences.

Club Mix: The minimalist, techno soul of Dune, perfect for underground sets.

TRACKLIST & TIMESTAMPS 💿

00:00 - Hardcore Vibes (South Bound Mix)
04:50 - Hardcore Vibes (Good Vibes Mix)
10:24 - Hardcore Vibes (Club Mix)

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