Yes, there is FREESTYLE!!!!
#105 - Company B - Fascinated
"Vice City disco troupe write song about schlongs"
-In the world of the '80s called "freestyle", there were two reigning schools: Miami and New York. Guess which one was more fun? Miami producer Ish Ledesma worked up this deliciously hedonistic track, which overlays bright Euro-disco synths with woodblock clave rhythms. The addition of three glamourous, platinum-wigged singers and the lyric, "I'm fascinated by your love you" made it unstoppable pop.
#239 - Jocelyn Enriquez - Do You Miss Me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YEAH!
"Bittersweet dance track shows why listening to the radio is sad"
-Latin Freestyle music didn't create stars, so there's little to know about Jocelyn Enriquez: A cute Filipino-American, her favorite film was Mr. Holland's Opus. But her breakthrough single is its own opus. The tale is mournful-missing her boyfriend, the singers hears their favorite song and wonders if he misses her too-but the electronic beat seems to give her confidence, and the song turns into something closer to a taunt.
#332 - Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam - I Wonder If I Take You Home
#465 - Shannon - Let the Music Play
Also...#111 - Afrika Bambaataa - Planet Rock
#105 - Company B - Fascinated
"Vice City disco troupe write song about schlongs"
-In the world of the '80s called "freestyle", there were two reigning schools: Miami and New York. Guess which one was more fun? Miami producer Ish Ledesma worked up this deliciously hedonistic track, which overlays bright Euro-disco synths with woodblock clave rhythms. The addition of three glamourous, platinum-wigged singers and the lyric, "I'm fascinated by your love you" made it unstoppable pop.
#239 - Jocelyn Enriquez - Do You Miss Me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YEAH!
"Bittersweet dance track shows why listening to the radio is sad"
-Latin Freestyle music didn't create stars, so there's little to know about Jocelyn Enriquez: A cute Filipino-American, her favorite film was Mr. Holland's Opus. But her breakthrough single is its own opus. The tale is mournful-missing her boyfriend, the singers hears their favorite song and wonders if he misses her too-but the electronic beat seems to give her confidence, and the song turns into something closer to a taunt.
#332 - Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam - I Wonder If I Take You Home
#465 - Shannon - Let the Music Play
Also...#111 - Afrika Bambaataa - Planet Rock
