Roland - Sen (euro disco, Latvia 1995)

[@tonyrightmyer3486]

latvia and lithuania never fail to surprise me with how much i enjoy tracks from them

[@tonyrightmyer3486]

best youtube channel ive ever found. i dont know where i would be music-wise these past almost 2 years without you

[@codyvon.]

Baltic tunes from the nineties brighten my soul

[@MikeSavaiano]

Whose back do I have to run to get some Latvian lyrics around here?

[@thejackal9834]

I love that the beat sounds like it was sampled from a PS1 game

[@medel-ortiz526]

The rapping part 👌

[@tpuukko4424]

Hah, the album back side was epic!!!

[@antanasananas]

Amazing

[@Pedgerow]

I don't like this Latvian song as much as the Lithuanian ones. In fact, even though I like a lot of Lithuanian music (both music that's posted by ultradiskopanorama. and some others I have found on KZbin by Sekmadienis, Elektra, Vaivorykste, etc), I don't think I've ever liked a Latvian song. Why not? Why is Latvia so much worse than Lithuania? Is it just my own personal taste?

[@mattiamele3015]

Different music cultures. Lithuania is culturally close to Poland and this reflects in the dance music scene of the 90’s. Bear in mind Poland is the land of polka and marzuka. When the eurodance craze started, it naturally took root in Poland, resulting in a prolific local scene. Lithuania followed the same pattern.

[@išsaugokkasetęs]

I have a similar music taste to you, I personally like the Lithuanian songs better

[@euromanomiguelh.2089]

very nice

[@hackedagent1008]

Very EPIC!!!

[@išsaugokkasetęs]

If I made a song in Garageband it’d probably sound like this, I’m not sure yet

[@я.киша]

maybe?

[@bezimiennystudiofilms8048]

To me, this song sounds more like a Latvian euro house.

[@romyortega7035]

só qm vai na blum olayne