What makes Get Shaky by Ian Carey notable?

'Get Shaky' became a chart success in multiple countries, reaching notable positions on various dance charts and contributing to the rise of electro-house music during the late 2000s. Its remixes further extended its reach, influencing subsequent producers and DJs who embraced the fusion of catchy vocal lines with electronic dance music. When 'Get Shaky' was released in 2008, Ian Carey was emerging as a prominent figure in the house music scene. This album followed his earlier successes, including his hit single 'Last Night' from 2008, positioning him at a pivotal moment in his career as he sought to solidify his presence in the electro-house genre.

How many songs are on Get Shaky?

Get Shaky has 4 tracks, running approximately 22 minutes.

Released 18 years ago this October

Get Shaky

Ian Carey · 2008

22 min · 4 tracks · house music

An infectious blend of driving house beats and catchy hooks designed to ignite dance floors.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Get Shaky (radio edit) — This radio edit encapsulates the album's party vibe with its tight structure and accessible length, making it perfect for mainstream airplay.
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Get Shaky (Ian Carey original vs. alternative mix) — The original vs. alternative mix showcases Carey's production versatility, blending uplifting melodies with a pulsating rhythm that defines his sound.
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Get Shaky (Vandalism remix) — This remix elevates the track with a fresh take that adds deeper bass elements and reimagines the hook, appealing to club-goers looking for a more intense experience.

Tracklist

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

1 Get Shaky (radio edit) 2:58
2 Get Shaky (Ian Carey original vs. alternative mix) 6:03
3 Get Shaky (Vandalism remix) 5:54
4 Get Shaky (StoneBridge remix) 7:24

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