What does Farm Out sound like?

A quirky blend of techno beats and country twang, embodying a playful, danceable energy throughout its eclectic tracks. Rooted in country and techno. Start with "The Spirit of the Hawk (F.A.F. Radio mix)".

Is Farm Out a good place to start with Rednex?

Yes, Farm Out is recommended as a starting point for new Rednex listeners. A quirky blend of techno beats and country twang, embodying a playful, danceable energy throughout its eclectic tracks. Released in 2000, Farm Out was Rednex's third studio album, following their breakout success with the hit single 'Cotton Eye Joe'. At this point, they were solidifying their unique fusion of Eurodance and country music, aiming to capitalize on their earlier popularity while introducing new sounds and collaborations.

Farm Out works well if you're into playful absurdity throughout journey, dynamic pacing with surprises and sing-along potential with friends.

How many songs are on Farm Out?

Farm Out has 18 tracks, running approximately 55 minutes.

Farm Out

Rednex · 2000

55 min · 18 tracks · country music

A quirky blend of techno beats and country twang, embodying a playful, danceable energy throughout its eclectic tracks.

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Top tracks — play these first

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The Spirit of the Hawk (F.A.F. Radio mix) Start here — This track stands out with its catchy chorus and vibrant blend of techno and country elements, encapsulating the album's playful spirit.
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The Devil Went Down to Georgia — A cover of the classic song that combines traditional storytelling with Rednex's energetic Eurodance production, making it a memorable highlight.
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We're in It for the Money — The song cleverly critiques commercialism while maintaining an upbeat tempo, demonstrating Rednex's ability to fuse humor with social commentary.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

playful absurdity throughout journey
dynamic pacing with surprises
sing-along potential with friends
quirky humor in storytelling
short bursts of energy

Maybe skip if you

prefer serious, somber tones
avoid playful, lighthearted vibes

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — Farm Out solidified Rednex's unique style after their initial success.
Career context: Released in 2000, Farm Out was Rednex's third studio album, following their breakout success with the hit single 'Cotton Eye Joe'. At this point, they were solidifying their unique fusion of Eurodance and country music, aiming to capitalize on their earlier popularity while introducing new sounds and collaborations.
Stylistic neighbors: Hayseed Dixie· Big & Rich· Gigi D'Agostino