What does Rolling Home sound like?

A lively blend of Eurodance and country rhythms that invites listeners to dance while celebrating rural themes. Rooted in country and techno. Start with "Rolling Home (Tretow’s Treatment - radio)".

Is Rolling Home a good place to start with Rednex?

Yes, Rolling Home is recommended as a starting point for new Rednex listeners. A lively blend of Eurodance and country rhythms that invites listeners to dance while celebrating rural themes. In 1995, Rednex was riding high on the success of their breakout hit 'Cotton Eye Joe,' which had propelled them into international fame. 'Rolling Home' served as a follow-up, solidifying their unique fusion of country and techno as a defining sound of the mid-90s dance scene.

Who is Rolling Home for?

Rolling Home works well if you're into infectious energy for parties, playful melodies for group sing-alongs and short bursts of fun.

How many songs are on Rolling Home?

Rolling Home has 11 tracks, running approximately 30 minutes.

Rolling Home

Rednex · 1995

30 min · 11 tracks · country music

A lively blend of Eurodance and country rhythms that invites listeners to dance while celebrating rural themes.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Rolling Home (Tretow’s Treatment - radio) Start here — This lead track captures the quintessential Rednex sound, blending upbeat dance elements with nostalgic lyrics about rural life, making it an anthem for their fans.
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Old Pop in an Oak (DJ Cerla + Moratto remix) — This remix showcases the group's playful approach to traditional sounds, transforming a classic into a dance floor favorite while retaining its folk essence.
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Bottleneck Bob (Run Like Hell mix) — The energetic remix elevates storytelling through infectious beats, highlighting the group's knack for creating engaging narratives within a dance context.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

infectious energy for parties
playful melodies for group sing-alongs
short bursts of fun
front-loaded excitement throughout
light-hearted vibe for celebrations

Maybe skip if you

seeking deep emotional introspection
prefer long, cohesive narratives

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — Follow-up to 'Cotton Eye Joe' that solidified their international fame.
Career context: In 1995, Rednex was riding high on the success of their breakout hit 'Cotton Eye Joe,' which had propelled them into international fame. 'Rolling Home' served as a follow-up, solidifying their unique fusion of country and techno as a defining sound of the mid-90s dance scene.
Stylistic neighbors: Hayseed Dixie· Big & Rich· Gigi D'Agostino

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Tracklist

1 Rolling Home (Tretow’s Treatment - radio) Start here 4:43
2 Rolling Home (Tretow’s Treatment - long) 6:31
3 Bottleneck Bob (Run Like Hell mix) 3:41
4 The Ultimate Rednex Mega Mix, Part 1: Old Pop in an Oak 1:08
5 The Ultimate Rednex Mega Mix, Part 2: Wish You Were Here 0:23
6 The Ultimate Rednex Mega Mix, Part 3: Cotton Eye Joe 1:00
7 The Ultimate Rednex Mega Mix, Part 4: Riding Alone 0:51
8 The Ultimate Rednex Mega Mix, Part 5: Fat Sally Lee 0:59
9 The Ultimate Rednex Mega Mix, Part 6: Wild 'N' Free 1:25
10 Old Pop in an Oak (DJ Cerla + Moratto remix) 5:10
11 Old Pop in an Oak (One More mix) 4:52

What to play next

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