Discolights

"Discolights"

Single cover for "Discolights"
Single by Ultrabeat vs Darren Styles
from the album The Weekend Has Landed and Skydivin'
Released 23 June 2008
Format CD, 12" vinyl, Download
Recorded 2008
Genre Dance, Hardcore, Jumpstyle
Length 2:46 (Radio Edit)
3:30 (Skydivin'/Hardcore Version)
Label All Around the World
Writer(s) Mike Di Scala, Chris Henry, Darren Styles
Producer(s) Ultrabeat, Darren Styles
Ultrabeat chronology
"I Wanna Touch You"
(2008)
"Discolights"
(2008)
"Never Ever"
(2008)
Darren Styles chronology
"Right By Your Side"
(2008)
"Discolights"
(2008)
"Girls Like You"
(2008)

"Discolights" is a song written and produced by Ultrabeat and Darren Styles, and it is taken from Styles' debut solo album, Skydivin' and Ultrabeat's second album The Weekend Has Landed. The song combines the hardcore and commercial styles of the two artists. It was released on 23 June 2008 as a digital download; a physical single was released on 28 July 2008.

The song was on BBC Radio 1's B-List and appears on Now That's What I Call Music! 70.

Track listing

CD Promo / CD Single / Download [1]

  1. Radio Edit – (2:46)
  2. Extended Mix – (5:13)
  3. Darren Styles Hardcore Mix – (3:31)
  4. Hypasonic Remix – (6:01)
  5. Scooter Remix – (6:06)
  6. Bassfreakerz Remix – (5:50)
  7. Riffs & Rays Remix – (7:49)

12" Promo

  1. Original Mix
  2. Darren Styles Hardcore Remix
  1. Hypasonic Remix
  2. Bassfreakerz Remix

Personnel

Ultrabeat
Darren Styles

Music video

The music video, directed by Paul Boyd and produced by Adrian Fulle, was filmed in Los Angeles on 28 April 2008. It shows two robots coming to life and people dancing in a nightclub where the video was shot. Starring Ultrabeat and Darren Styles, the video also shows Mike Di Scala singing the lyrics to the song on the dancefloor with Chris Henry and Darren Styles DJing. The main focus of the video, however, is the two robots dancing under the discolights.

Chart performance

On June 29, 2008, the song entered the UK Singles Chart at #110 on downloads alone and peaked at #23.

Chart (2008) Peak Position
Ireland (IRMA)[2] 28
Scotland (Official Charts Company)[3] 4
UK Singles (Official Charts Company)[4] 23

References

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