What makes New York, New York by Moby notable?

The single 'New York, New York' became notable for its infectious energy and was embraced by club culture, leading to multiple remixes that showcased Moby's versatility. Its impact was felt in the electronic scene, as it further solidified Moby's status as a pivotal artist blending electronic music with broader pop influences. By 2006, Moby was already an established figure in electronic music, following his breakthrough album 'Play' (1999). 'New York, New York' came after a period of exploring various genres, marking a return to his dance music roots while also embracing a more mainstream sound.

Who is New York, New York for?

New York, New York works well if you're into steady beats for dancing, urban energy for late nights and extended mixes for deep listening.

How many songs are on New York, New York?

New York, New York has 5 tracks, running approximately 37 minutes.

Released 20 years ago

New York, New York

Moby · 2006

37 min · 5 tracks · alternative rock · house · punk

A vibrant blend of house and electronic elements that captures the pulse of New York City.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady beats for dancing
urban energy for late nights
extended mixes for deep listening
rhythmic pulse of city life

Maybe skip if you want

prefer shorter, standalone tracks
seek quiet, introspective moments

Where this album fits

Themes: city pulse· neon nightlife
Career context: By 2006, Moby was already an established figure in electronic music, following his breakthrough album 'Play' (1999). 'New York, New York' came after a period of exploring various genres, marking a return to his dance music roots while also embracing a more mainstream sound.
Stylistic neighbors: Massive Attack· Thievery Corporation· Air
Sounds like this from elsewhere: Sound of Silver by LCD Soundsystem — Captures urban nightlife with danceable grooves and reflective lyrics about living in a city.

Push the Button by The Chemical Brothers — Shares an energetic blend of electronic elements and a vibrant, club-ready atmosphere.

The Warning by Hot Chip — Combines electronic pop with introspective themes, echoing the city’s pulse and nightlife vibe.