SONG EXPLORER
Top #109
CHARTS 13
NIVEL 2–20
RANK #109 S2
Charts de Pop The Track: Single S2, S2, S4, S4, S7, S7, S10, S16, S18 · Double D11, D18, D20 · Co-op C2.
Ficha
- Compositor
- J-Mi & Midi-D ft. Hanna Stockzell
- BGA / Visual
- Engine & Snake630
- Debut
- Pump It Up Infinity 펌프 잇 업 2013 FIESTA 2
- Canal
- World Music / Fiesta ~ Fiesta 2
- BPM
- 160
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2 versionesHistoria y análisis
Español →"Pop The Track" is a Pump It Up song produced by the duo J-Mi & Midi-D with guest vocals by Hanna Stockzell. Running at 160 BPM, it pairs a euro-dance melody reminiscent of classic DDR tracks with fast electric guitar and a driving drum beat, landing on an upbeat mood that players received well.
▸ Origin and style
The song debuted in 2013, released simultaneously in the mainline FIESTA 2 and in the US spin-off Infinity. J-Mi & Midi-D handled production while Hanna Stockzell sang. Its mid-to-fast 160 BPM, lively euro-dance feel and a well-rounded chart lineup earned it a warm reception. The FIESTA 2 cut trims the original down to the first verse and chorus; a Full Song version also exists, but only in the overseas edition of Infinity.
▸ Charts and difficulty
The spread is modest: four Single charts, two Double and one Co-op, without the inflated-level feeling FIESTA 2 was often criticized for. The S16 is a simple run/polkta with no twists and reads as light for its level. The D18 stands out for its wide-stance drills (the so-called "dog-leg" pattern), placing it mid-to-upper among level 18s. The S9 and D9 charts feature solid waist twists, and the Co-op asks for several position swaps in its closing stretch. A later 1.40 patch added an S19 chart, which PHOENIX downgraded to S18; the D20 is a stamina chart whose long 77-combo closing hold became an ordinary note in PHOENIX.
▸ Trivia
The BGA, by Engine & Snake630, is animated and built around a motorbike race. Although that imagery doesn't obviously match a euro-dance track, its sync with the song's sense of speed is strong. J-Mi & Midi-D had previously supplied "Top The Charts" to Dance Dance Revolution, and Hanna Stockzell was a member of SMiLE.dk, the group famous for DDR's "Butterfly."
Texto editorial basado en Namu Wiki · CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 KR

