BOOGIE ROOKIE — Eurostar LP

Boogie Rookie – EUROSTAR LP arrives on Music for Dreams as catalogue ZZZV26002, a 12-inch vinyl that stakes a claim at the crossroads of electro, balearic ambience and a distinctly European sensibility. The Danish disco-dj-turned-rock crooner uses this first long-play to fuse the sleek sheen of UK new-wave rock with the glitter of euro-disco, delivering a ten-track italo-rock statement that nods to hedonism, climate urgency and the continent’s rail network. Within the Music for Dreams roster, EUROSTAR follows the earlier releases John Beltran’s Sunrise And The Way We Live (LP 2x12”, ZZZV26001, 2026) and Green Velvet’s I Want To Leave My Body EP (GV37, 2026), while sitting alongside the label’s 2025 AN INTRODUCTION LP from Subnesia (ZZZV25005) and earlier outings such as Rheinzand V Pete Blaker’s Atlantis Atlantis – Sonic Refurbished (ZZZV24009, 2024) and Be.lanuit’s Hippie Picasso LP (ZZZV23010, 2023). This placement underscores the label’s appetite for genre-blurring, forward-thinking releases. Side A opens with “Intro”, a brief portal that sets a nocturnal tone before “Night Jet” lifts the tempo, evoking the rush of a late-night departure. The centerpiece “Beat The Disco Ball (Extended Mix)” expands the groove, offering DJs a spacious canvas for extended mixing. “Copenhagen Crooner” follows, a nod to the artist’s native scene, while “Last Hurray (ft. Corine)” introduces the Parisian disco queen’s vocal presence, adding a melodic lift that bridges the side’s energy. Side B begins with “Love In Space (ft. Klara Kristin)”, where the Danish model-chanteuse’s voice drifts over a cosmic backdrop, creating a moment for late-hour set peaks. The brief “Interlude” provides a breathing space before “Tutti Frutti”, a track that bursts with playful momentum. “First We Take Manhattan” offers a nod to classic European pop references, while the closing “Party’s Over” winds the record down with a reflective, almost cinematic finish that invites the crowd to linger on the floor. EUROSTAR sits at an intriguing point in Boogie Rookie’s output: a debut LP that consolidates the artist’s reputation as a “cosmic disco” DJ, known for residencies in Copenhagen and Paris’ La Fète. The record’s production splits between Copenhagen—where Vinnie Who and William Winding contribute—and the hills of Napoli with Whodamanny, reflecting a pan-European creative process. Already remixed by Prins Thomas, Italo Deviance and Danger Boys, the material has attracted DJs who embrace both kitsch and raw rock-n-roll power. For DJs, the record offers a versatile toolkit. “Night Jet” and “Beat The Disco Ball” work as peak-time openers, while “Love In Space” and “First We Take Manhattan” provide atmospheric bridges for deeper moments. The vocal cuts with Corine and Klara Kristin give a human touch that can be layered over instrumental sections, and the interspersed “Interlude” and “Intro” serve as useful transition points in a set. The release is pressed as a 12-inch vinyl, presented in a limited edition format that aligns with the label’s practice of issuing distinctive, collectible records. Its physical presence reinforces the tactile experience prized by vinyl enthusiasts and underscores the record’s role as both a listening and performance object. Boogie Rookie – EUROSTAR LP, Music for Dreams, catalogue ZZZV26002, 12-inch vinyl, ten tracks, electro/balearic/ambient, released 27 November 2026. Tracklist: A1. Boogie Rookie – Intro A2. Boogie Rookie – Night Jet A3. Boogie Rookie – Beat The Disco Ball (Extended Mix) A4. Boogie Rookie – Copenhagen Crooner A5. Boogie Rookie – Last Hurray (ft. Corine) B1. Boogie Rookie – Love In Space (ft. Klara Kristin) B2. Boogie Rookie – Interlude B3. Boogie Rookie – Tutti Frutti B4. Boogie Rookie – First We Take Manhattan B5. Boogie Rookie – Party's Over