A Neon Pulse Reborn

DJ Momotaro’s “Play Me Like a Hit (feat. La Fiamma) [Radio Edit]” doesn’t just nod to the Eurodance era—it practically sprints back into the ’90s, grabs the genre by the hand, and whirls it straight into 2025 with a grin. This track is a rush of bold synths, crisp digital polish, and a kind of kinetic energy you can feel in your chest, like the thump of a club floor at peak hour. It’s nostalgic, yes—but never stuck in the past.

Momotaro clearly understands what made mid-90s Eurodance so addictive: immediacy, clarity, and that delicious sense of momentum. The production leans into those roots with bright, assertive leads and a rhythm structure that could wake a sleeping city. But what makes the track truly hit its stride is La Fiamma. Her vocal performance is vivid and alive, bringing emotional intensity without ever weighing the song down. Even her breath becomes part of the heartbeat of the track, a clever artistic choice that adds tension and movement in all the right places.

Despite the entire collaboration happening digitally, the finished piece feels surprisingly intimate—almost physical. It’s the kind of song that makes you want to put everything else aside and just move, letting the beat push you forward.

“Play Me Like a Hit” manages that rare trick of honoring a beloved era while sounding fully contemporary. It’s vibrant, punchy, and irresistibly danceable—exactly the kind of modern Eurodance revival the genre has been waiting for.