Burnin' cover

Burnin'

Daft Punk · 1997

38 min · 5 tracks · house · synth-pop · electronica

A vibrant mix of house grooves and clever sampling that ignites the dance floor with infectious energy.

Why this album works

'Burnin'' is significant for its impact on the electronic dance music scene, showcasing Daft Punk's ability to blend various styles and influences. The album received positive critical reception and helped further popularize house music in clubs worldwide, contributing to the rise of the French touch movement.
Best for
steady dance floor grooves infectious energy for parties consistent progression with peaks
Context
Released in September 1997, 'Burnin'' came at a transformative time for Daft Punk, following their debut album 'Homework' which established them as pioneers of the French house scene. This collection of remixes solidified their reputation for innovative production techniques and collaboration with prominent DJs.
Stylistic neighbors
Nicolas Jaar· Cassius· Justice

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Burnin' (Ian Pooley "Cut Up mix") Standout 5:20
  • 2 Burnin' (Slam mix) 6:48
  • 3 Burnin' (original mix) Standout 6:53
  • 4 Burnin' (DJ Sneak "Mongowarrior" mix) 10:22
  • 5 Burnin' (DJ Sneak main mix) Standout 9:10

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