From there on, though, the music is far from typical. “Wakaru” remains danceable while being sped up to hyper-speed, and the inclusion of a few words in Japanese indicates that the song may have been inspired by the hurry-up lifestyle of Tokyo or similar Asian cities.
DJ Dolores leaves the disco altogether in favor of chilling out on “Shakespeare,” a cover originally done by Brazilian star Cadão Volpato that’s sung here in French by Marion Del’Eite. The use of accordion on “J.P.S.” gives the song a distinctly continental feel, while “Flying Horse” is a trippy piece of juiced-up surf rock.
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