Ghettoblaster cover

Ghettoblaster

Armand Van Helden · 2007

84 min · 22 tracks · house · garage house

A pulsating fusion of house beats and playful vocals that encapsulates early 2000s dance culture.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic progression with remixes
  • long, immersive listening sessions
  • wave-like pacing throughout
  • energetic dance floor vibes
  • playful vocal elements

Where this album fits

Career context
By the time 'Ghettoblaster' was released in 2007, Armand Van Helden was already an established figure in house music, known for hits like 'Professional Widow' and 'Kentucky Fried Flow'. This album came after his 2003 release, 'The Funk Phenomena', showcasing his continued evolution within the dance music scene while experimenting with new sounds and collaborations.
Stylistic neighbors
Todd Terry· Roger Sanchez· DJ Sneak
If this clicks, go next to
You Don't Know Me: The Best of Armand Van Helden — Offers a curated experience of his hits, building on Ghettoblaster's energy.

Tracklist

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

Disc 1

  • 1 Go Crazy! 6:52
  • 2 Touch Your Toes 5:34
  • 3 I Want Your Soul 6:38
  • 4 NYC Beat 6:30
  • 5 Playing House 6:03
  • 6 This Ain't Hollywood 3:50
  • 7 Still In Love 6:04
  • 8 Playmate 4:25
  • 9 Je T'Aime 7:20
  • 10 To Be A Freak 6:43
  • 11 All Nite 4:33
  • 12 A Track Called Jack 6:18

Disc 2

  • 1 NYC Beat (MSTRKRFT)
  • 2 I Want Your Soul (TV Rock Remix)
  • 3 Touch Your Toes (Stretch Armstrong Remix)
  • 4 NYC Beat (Detroit Mix)
  • 5 I Want Your Soul (Tommy Trash Mix)
  • 6 Touch Your Toes (Audio Booty's Remix) 7:49
  • 7 I Want Your Soul (Wizard's Breaks Mix Featuring MC Ivory)
  • 8 A Track Called Jack (Jahawi's Jackin' Off Remix)
  • 9 Playmate (Jesse Rose Remix) 5:53
  • 10 NYC Beat (Emperor Machine Ext Vocal)

Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata