Featuring K. Da' Cruz , the track utilizes seductive and rhythmic vocal hooks—most notably the repetitive "P BP your body push"—that became staples for club play. CDM Track Listing (Representative)
Primarily Euro House with clear elements of House and early Trance .
Most versions of the German CD Maxi-Single include diverse interpretations of the main theme:
A longer version optimized for club DJs.
While it may not have reached the stratospheric mainstream success of tracks like Technotronic's "Pump Up the Jam," it remains a "want list" item for fans of the German electronic scene of the early '90s.
The release maintains a strong reputation among collectors, boasting an average rating of 4.49 to 4.65 out of 5 on Discogs.
The 1993 CD maxi-single (CDM) by Push featuring K. Da' Cruz is a definitive slice of early '90s Euro House . Produced in Germany and released under the Polydor label , it stands as a high-energy artifact of the era's transition from house to trance-influenced dance music. Musical Profile
Push Feat. K. Da 'cruz Вђћвђ“ Push (cdm) Today
Featuring K. Da' Cruz , the track utilizes seductive and rhythmic vocal hooks—most notably the repetitive "P BP your body push"—that became staples for club play. CDM Track Listing (Representative)
Primarily Euro House with clear elements of House and early Trance . Push feat. K. Da 'Cruz ‎– Push (CDM)
Most versions of the German CD Maxi-Single include diverse interpretations of the main theme: Featuring K
A longer version optimized for club DJs. Most versions of the German CD Maxi-Single include
While it may not have reached the stratospheric mainstream success of tracks like Technotronic's "Pump Up the Jam," it remains a "want list" item for fans of the German electronic scene of the early '90s.
The release maintains a strong reputation among collectors, boasting an average rating of 4.49 to 4.65 out of 5 on Discogs.
The 1993 CD maxi-single (CDM) by Push featuring K. Da' Cruz is a definitive slice of early '90s Euro House . Produced in Germany and released under the Polydor label , it stands as a high-energy artifact of the era's transition from house to trance-influenced dance music. Musical Profile