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Exclusive Review: “Single of the Week”—‘Human Race’

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Exclusive Review: “Single of the Week”—‘Human Race’

Music connoisseur Diana Cavazos Woloszyk has unveiled her “Single of the Week” in a dazzling world exclusive.

The track, titled “Human Race,” is a forthcoming release from a supergroup of legendary musicians, blending the finest elements of 80s dance, synth-pop, and Europop into a unique holiday anthem. Slated for release on December 16th, this collaborative masterpiece is already generating buzz among enthusiasts of the genre.

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    Review | Human Race Kat Y (Ginge)

A Historic Collaboration of Icons

Written by David Hanono, a member of the renowned 80s Freestyle Dance Trio The Voice in Fashion, the track features an impressive roster of talent. Among the collaborators are:

• Clive Farrington of When in Rome, known for their Billboard-topping hit “The Promise.”
• London Exchange, the American freestyle group famous for their 1988 hit “Memories of You.”
• Joe Welch, the Brazilian Europop powerhouse with a stellar career spanning nearly three decades.
• Production by the legendary Lewis Martinee, whose accolades include the Billboard-topping “Seasons Change” by Exposé.

The single represents a worldwide union of musical brilliance, echoing themes of peace, love, and unity—a fitting sentiment for the modern era.

Roots in 80s Dance and Freestyle Music

Diana provided listeners with a rich backstory on the collaborators. The Voice in Fashion, co-founded by brothers Sal and David Hanono, earned their place in dance music history with tracks like “Only in the Night” (a Billboard Dance Chart No. 2 hit) and “Give Me Your Love.” Their contributions to the genre are legendary, including backing vocals for Pet Shop Boys’ classic “Domino Dancing.”

London Exchange brought American freestyle into the spotlight with a breakout success in the late 80s, while Brazilian vocalist Joe Welch has captivated audiences worldwide with her electrifying Europop performances. Meanwhile, Clive Farrington continues to ride a wave of nostalgia with fans of When in Rome after their anthem “The Promise” regained fame in the cult film Napoleon Dynamite.

A Song for the Times

Diana’s review highlighted the song’s uplifting message:

“With the world we live in, we all need to help one another instead of all this hate… Sometimes, we just need to be the bigger person to extend our generosity to someone in need without any expectations back.”

“Human Race” aspires to transcend borders and genres, offering a beacon of hope and togetherness. Its blend of new wave synths, freestyle beats, and heartfelt lyrics is destined to become a timeless classic.

Mark Your Calendars

“Human Race” will officially hit digital platforms on December 16th, but Diana expressed her gratitude for receiving an exclusive pre-release listen, calling it “an honour to share this gift of music with the world.”

In closing, she urged music lovers to follow the collaborators on social media and immerse themselves in the remarkable histories of these artists.

With its star-studded lineup and meaningful message, “Human Race” is poised to be more than just a song—it’s a statement of hope in a divisive world. Be sure to stream it this Monday and celebrate the harmony of music, talent, and humanity.

Written by: Kat Y (Ginge)

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