Sak Noel Puts His Signature Style Within Redfoo’s Comeback Track In ‘Long Live Party Rock’ (feat. Dainjazone)

In “Long Live Party Rock (Sak Noel Remix)”, an undeniable cultural conversation unfolds. It enhances chart-topping success the release attained already, delving into the fusion of musical legacies. Redfoo, iconic as one-half of LMFAO, carries the significant weight of pop history and a connection to Motown’s Berry Gordy Jr.

This collaboration between Dainjazone and Redfoo catapulted “Long Live Party Rock” to the #1 spot on the iTunes US Dance Chart, where it continues to hold a positions on the charts. Signifying Redfoo’s return after a six-year pause, the track isn’t just a sensation in the US. It has zippered through various positions on the All Genres chart and resonates powerfully in international charts as well, specifically Finland and Japan.

On the horizon is Dainjazone’s upcoming EP. Coupled with his revered DJ residencies and a unique pallet of sounds ranging from house to ageless classics, he stands as a rising figure in today’s dance music party circuit. His adeptness at weaving genres together further solidifies his stature as someone who think outside the box and ventures toward new arenas.

Check out the remix EP, out now:

Aside from the exquisite Latin-influences-meets-electro-house spin Sak Noel embroidered onto this original, he will soon unveil something he’s been hard to work at. A new genre he’s labeling “Jungle Tech” is set to rollout and reach his million plus audience his social and stream reach garners. With his track record of pushing the limits already in the global music scene, seen in collaborations with the likes of Madonna, Pitbull, and Maroon 5, the sky is the truly the limit when it comes to the influence this may have on dance culture.

In unison, these artists tell a story that reaches beyond a mere dance track, mirroring the dynamic shifts in global music.