Maniac (Single)
by Virginia Da Cunha
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Maniac (Radio Edit)
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Maniac
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Virginia Da Cunha - Maniac (Single)
ES 2270
After releasing her first solo single in 2007 (a cover of Madonna’s “Material Girl”) Eternal Sunday releases another 80′s cover by Virginia Da Cunha. This time it’s a rendition of Michael Sembello’s “Maniac”, a song made immortal by the movie Flashdance in 1983.
The choice of this song was not casual, Virginia chose the song as a symbol of her love for dancing and the dancefloor. Dance was present all of her life, since she started taking dance lessons at 5, when she was part of Bandana (Argentina’s most successful girls group ever), as a leader of the punk/ pop band Virgin Pancakes and the electropop duo she had with her brother, Just V. A couple of years ago Virginia started a successful career as a DJ and Sing-J (a DJ that also sings on top of the music), which brought her to the other side of the spectrum: once the little girl that danced, now she was the one making others move on the dancefloor.
“Maniac” was originally programmed by Fernando Da Cunha and all the voices and post production were done by Emiliano Canal. The result is pure and catchy pop for enjoying at home or at the dancefloor.
ES 2270 Virginia Da Cunha – Maniac (Single)
Artist: Virginia Da Cunha
Release: Maniac
Release date: July 22, 2014
Genre: dance, electropop, dance, pop, cover, 80s
Label: Eternal Sunday
Catalog #: ES 2270
Tracklist:
01 Maniac (Radio Edit)
02 Maniac
ES 2270
After releasing her first solo single in 2007 (a cover of Madonna’s “Material Girl”) Eternal Sunday releases another 80′s cover by Virginia Da Cunha. This time it’s a rendition of Michael Sembello’s “Maniac”, a song made immortal by the movie Flashdance in 1983.
The choice of this song was not casual, Virginia chose the song as a symbol of her love for dancing and the dancefloor. Dance was present all of her life, since she started taking dance lessons at 5, when she was part of Bandana (Argentina’s most successful girls group ever), as a leader of the punk/ pop band Virgin Pancakes and the electropop duo she had with her brother, Just V. A couple of years ago Virginia started a successful career as a DJ and Sing-J (a DJ that also sings on top of the music), which brought her to the other side of the spectrum: once the little girl that danced, now she was the one making others move on the dancefloor.
“Maniac” was originally programmed by Fernando Da Cunha and all the voices and post production were done by Emiliano Canal. The result is pure and catchy pop for enjoying at home or at the dancefloor.
ES 2270 Virginia Da Cunha – Maniac (Single)
Artist: Virginia Da Cunha
Release: Maniac
Release date: July 22, 2014
Genre: dance, electropop, dance, pop, cover, 80s
Label: Eternal Sunday
Catalog #: ES 2270
Tracklist:
01 Maniac (Radio Edit)
02 Maniac
credits
released July 22, 2014
Written by Dennis Matkosky and Michael Sembello. Published by Intersongs/ Sony ATV. Keyboards programmed by Fernando Da Cunha, voices produced by Emiliano Canal. Mixed and mastered by Emiliano Canal & Michael Etes at the Michael Etes studio, Buenos Aires. Cover picture by Pablo Franco. Design by AltoBelgrano.
Written by Dennis Matkosky and Michael Sembello. Published by Intersongs/ Sony ATV. Keyboards programmed by Fernando Da Cunha, voices produced by Emiliano Canal. Mixed and mastered by Emiliano Canal & Michael Etes at the Michael Etes studio, Buenos Aires. Cover picture by Pablo Franco. Design by AltoBelgrano.
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Eternal Sunday Records Buenos Aires, Argentina
Electronic / Electropop/ Pop/ Rock label from Argentina. We release (mostly) music in English. Because we can.
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