Hysteric - In The Moonlight

Review by Carlo Rizzante

In The Moonlight, the latest album by Hysteric, is an electrifying blend of disco, funk, and synth-pop that is sure to get listeners grooving. The album features a mix of instrumental tracks and vocal collaborations with various artists, showcasing Hysteric's versatility as a producer.

The opening track, "Moonlight," sets the tone for the album with its infectious beat and catchy melody. The instrumental tracks, such as "Discotheque" and "Funkytown," are equally impressive, with their funky basslines and playful synth riffs.

The vocal collaborations on the album are equally strong, with standout tracks like "Hot Nights" featuring the sultry vocals of Sam Sparro and "Electric Love" featuring the dreamy voice of Nite Jewel. Each collaboration adds a unique flavor to the album, making it a diverse and enjoyable listening experience.

Summary by Carlo Rizzante

In The Moonlight is a fun and funky album that is perfect for dancing the night away. Hysteric's production skills and ability to collaborate with a variety of artists make this album a must-listen for fans of disco and synth-pop.