Five Saturdays
By: Valeriy Antonyuk
Weekend time with friends. Night club way. Jumping with sexy girls/boys. Dance Trance is an excellent choice for parties, clubs, video games, ringtones, television ads and movie trailers.
By: Valeriy Antonyuk
Valeriy Antonyuk is an award-winning Ukrainian composer, arranger, and multi-instrumentalist whose music is featured often in hit TV shows, films, video games, and radio productions around the world, always playing on the most popular channels. He has also written symphonic music for feature films, documentaries, and numerous commercial campaigns. Valeriy composes music in all existing musical styles and genres, making him a great asset for our commercial clients, while also streaming on various RadioSparx chart-topping playlists.
Duration: 7:27
Tempo: Med Fast
BPM: 130
Vocal Type: InstrumentalGenre: Dance Music
Subgenre: Trance
Catalog ID: 605380
Keywords: rhythmic parties dance vibrant Outgoing fast dancing energetic hip funky jumpy lively wild clubs repetitive drunk excited rebellious cool crunk booming trance instrumental fitness workout extreme sports hot nightclub house-party entertainment partying cardio urban uptempo discotheques funk alluring funky allure fun abstract adventure adventurous urban atmospheric bold bright confident escalating easy frisky friendly fresh dancing dance dreamy driving fast festive fiery TV instrumental Radio instrumental video games get fit extreme sports biking motorsports flowing easy simple techno dance vibe rebellious rebel fashionable fashion soulful relaxing repetitive kind lively innocent busy energized social gatherings drinking drug use urban funky-town rolling mischievous sexy sex hot swagger swag swaggering rousing risque
Description: Five Saturdays, Dance Music, Trance, Music for shops, restaurants, lounges, stores, chains, hotels, airlines, on-hold phone systems, and more.
Description: Five Saturdays, Dance Music, Trance, Music for shops, restaurants, lounges, stores, chains, hotels, airlines, on-hold phone systems, and more.
