Destination

Electronic · 2002 · 17 tracks

Destination

Mabel's "Destination" is a high-energy journey through early 2000s Italodance, packed with infectious synth hooks, driving beats, and anthemic male vocals designed for euphoric dancefloors.

March 2002 · Popron Traxx

This album is your direct ticket to an early 2000s dance party, brimming with the kind of infectious, synth-driven energy that defined the Italodance scene. "Destination" feels like pure, unadulterated joy, a soundtrack for nights spent dancing without a care. It's vibrant, relentlessly upbeat, and engineered to make you move, perfect for anyone craving a dose of nostalgic euphoria and high-octane pop sensibility.

Tracklist · 17 Tracks

01

Disco Disco (disco radio mix)

3:47

02

Bum Bum (MTJ extended radio)

3:30

03

Don't Let Me Down (MTJ radio edit)

3:38

04

Land of Sex (MTJ Platonico radio)

3:27

05

Come to Light (MTJ Moonlight mix)

3:51

06

Living on My Own (MTJ 10Q radio)

3:05

07

My World (MTJ radio mix)

3:40

08

Hey Girl (MTJ radio mix)

4:12

09

Space (MTJ Hammer radio)

3:43

10

Final Destination (MTJ extended mix)

4:21

11

Disco Disco (In-Da radio mix)

4:03

12

Bum Bum (MTJ alternative mix)

5:26

13

Land of Sex (MTJ 80's remix)

5:22

14

Come to Light (MTJ Sunlight mix)

5:38

15

My World (MTJ extended mix)

5:02

16

Living on My Own (MTJ 10Q extended)

5:15

17

Space (MTJ Hammer mix)

6:18

Moments Worth Listening For

The moment the lead male vocal soars over a pulsating bassline and shimmering synth arpeggios, typically in a track's anthemic chorus.

The instrumental bridge of a track where the main melody is carried by a bright, insistent synth riff, creating a sense of pure exhilaration.

The sudden drop-out of elements before a massive four-on-the-floor beat returns, driving the energy to its peak.

The infectious, layered synth breakdown that builds anticipation before exploding back into the main groove.

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