Benny Benassi ‘Satisfaction’ | The Making Of A Dance Classic
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Benny Benassi gives us an exclusive insight into the making of his 2002 dance classic, ‘Satisfaction’, including the inspiration behind the track’s famous melody, going up against Beyonce in the charts, and its legacy over the last 20 years and counting.
Electronic music history is rich with unforgettable and timeless classics. In our series, DJ Mag explores the tales behind some of the world's favourite dance tracks, told by the people that made them.
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Feel the wife vibe - paul oakenfold remix
Would love to know how Zombie Nation came across the Lazy Jones sample for Kernkraft 400 and turned it into a worldwide anthem
Scooter - Fire, or How much is the fish
Knight of the jaguar
Hardwell, about his album rebels never die.
This hit so different in the club back then, it sounded massive like it was stressing the speakers out. It ushered in the 2000s electro-house era with a bang. Suddenly super heavy sidechain and farty bass was everywhere after this track
the sidechain was a game changer
Farty bass is the best description I've heard for it till date. 🤣
Cheesy rubbish.
techno producers had been doing that before this track came out lol
@@funkmachine9094 History will honor them surely. What were their names again?
Simply an immortal song.
Yea but doesn’t slap in the club anymore for more than 60 seconds - the remake was necessary
TRACK FFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
history of OSC 303 - Love is
@@FromFallToFlight history of OSC 303 - Love is
Literally
I can believe Tunisia was the reason for this banger to exist. ❤️🇹🇳 Proud of you Tunisia and your traffic noises
"maybe it was not the proper way to use a compressor"
Humanity innovates, compromises and experiment in everything.. curiosity is really a good thing..
Oh, modern EDM? How gross and sad.
@@TheSingularitarian ok, boomer, please be sad somewhere else
Same thing happens in medical science all the time
one of the most legendary drops of all time never gets old
Absolutely 💯
Still gives me goosebumps.
Same
Hearing this song in the mid 2000s was different man idk it’s the fact that technology was just getting more innovative and for me this song sounds futuristic? All I know is that whenever I listen to this song I reminisce like crazy man
I was 9 years old when I first heard this. we were having a sleepover at the pool and it played on the radio, totally blew my little mind. when it finished I asked for it to play again and they told me it was the radio but I never forgot that tune. that was 20 years ago 🥲
What a great visual story man I felt like I was there 🏊♀
20 years??? I was 9 at that time and loved this track. And this is still on my Spotify list. :) Love this series DjMag! Huge thanks for that. Just so unreal to listen these stories from living legends.❤️
I was 10!! Where has the time gone 😮
Soll playing the album every now and then. Just great.
I was 20 :) i played it like crazy
Born in 1996, he had fun with this song
A music that has shapped a whole generation of deejays, producers and EDM fans. Thanks DJ MAG! If I could suggest: "The Story Behind Destination Calabria" would be awesome too :D
And "The Story Behind Call on Me" would finish this trinity of stories of hot music video stories haha
@@EKAATPT hahahahaa well spotted. I wasn't thinking under this point of view.
@@EKAATPT that story is quite simple, Thomas Bangalter (Daft Punk) and Dj Falcon made an edit of ‘Valerie’ by Steve Winwood, which they played a lot when they toured together in the early 00s, and they never intended to release. So later on, Eric Prydz must’ve heard the edit they did and remade it, with Steve Winwood redoing the vocals, and boom, bob’s your uncle!
@@joaobluz Wrong. There’s a video on UA-cam of the true story. Eric Prydz had nothing to do with the song, Ministry of Sound just needed a name to put on a bootleg track they wanted to release..
ua-cam.com/video/wyYAiU4DKUY/v-deo.html
I mean, its just a mashup lol
What a masterpiece and what a legend! Satisfaction,Illusion,Hit my heart,Every single day.
I can't imagine my dj sets without this iconic track
Satisfaction still feels like a fresh tune 20 years on! I remember the first time I heard this song was a Saturday morning sat in my dad's car listening to the radio, as Peat Tong came on to introduce the track, "this is one to really rattle your rib cage" he said - it blew my tiny mind 🙌
The tune and bass are just unique! Immediately recognizable and a forever classic of dance and trance. It can be remixed every 20 years!
I still have this on vinyl from when I first bought it in 2002. Timeless classic and one of the most clever music videos ever made if you look beyond the distractions 😁.
This was sent to me by an older sister of a friend via msn in the early/ mid-2000s. One of the first electronic music tunes I ever heard, instantly hooked. Still incredible.
Been a complete electronic head since 1998. Never loved this song but there’s no question it was massive and it’s legendary
Definately one of those classic dance tracks that STUCK with me. Everyone's waxing nostalgic about their 00's club days but i was nine, listening to sounds that were so foreign to the classic rock my parents played.
Benassi started my dance music obsession more of a trance fan now but I never forget how Benassi started it all for me
This song was EVERYWHERE back in the early and mid 2000's. Instant classic from the first time I heard it.
Crazy 20 years ! 🤯 I discovered this track at the CD listening stations of Barns & Noble , of all places 😂
I’m 20 years old, born in 2003 and according to my mum when this song came out and I was only a few months old she used to watch MTV around me a lot and the satisfaction video would always get my attention and that I’d laugh, smile and stare at it, apparently I did the same with All the things she said too which honestly explains a lot about me lmao.
The timeless banger is here to stay 🔥
This song will never age. In Eastern Europe in the 2000’s this was a banger.
Everything ages but it was a banger well beyond Eastern Europe, in Taiwan it was too even if most people here didn't notice it.....
This song was the begging of my journey into the electronic and house music! I still have this album in my car's play list. Massive love and respect to Benny for this! ❤️
Same for me, the song that started all!
20 years later and it still sounds amazing
It got better
I saw Benny live about 3 years ago, and he put on a great show
Benny Benassi is the main artist that first got me into electro house. He will forever be an inspiration for my music. Thanks Benny 🙏🏼
This documentary has revived my love for this song. Thanks.
Several of the best dj's of 2000 coming from Italy...a generation of talented djs
I clearly remember the day this hit dropped. It was nothing i have ever heard before - absolutely unique. So first i felt goosebumps and i was shocked, later on it completely changed my mind about the music, especially club house music. What a f***** banger.
Damn. This song got me into electronic music. I can say that as a DJ who has been working on my craft for 15 years, this single song was the reason why I do what I do now
Still loving this tune 20 years later in 2023. Even all the remixes of this tune is equally great.
a timeless classic
Timeless Classic! Still in the playlist! buy the original album "Hypnotica" cassette in back in 2002. Still is my collection. His sound be completely different than others. Real hypnotic tech! He is a legend who i still listening!
The impact of this track is immense.
I still remember listing the first time to this unique sound. It was in a media store in 2003. There were 10 TV‘s playing the same tv channel - VIVA (German Music TV). And the video was played and the sound was really quiet. So I searched for a remote to turn up the volume. One employee there thought that I was interested in the TV😂. So he started telling me some about that machine. And I was just answering : Please be quiet. I wanna listen.😅 So I watched the song till the end to see who it was. Later I bought the album and went to Benny Benassi‘s live show in Hamburg Reeperbahn. In my opinion it changed a lot about the house music sound. Remixes from Global Deejays, Fedde le Grand and others took that influence in their later hits and it was viral - all over in every disco. For maybe 3-5 years… Legendary
this song was so ahead of time and still is it s crazy
I simply love Benny. He is legend and he knows that but you can see how humble and purehearted this guy is. He carved his way into dance music pantheon, he kept innovating and merging new things into his sets up to this day. His winter music conference mixes from 2009-2011 are pure gold, I remember listening to them and how he essentially lost his voice shouting with the crowd and how happy he was. Also, Alle's credited as songwriter, this makes my happy somehow. Thanks Benny.
Recuerdo está canción empezaba en el mundo del djing y la música electrónica fue genial a pesar que todos la escuchaban thanks Benny from México 🇲🇽❤️!!!
Yes satisfaction is nice. But for me, ''Love is gonna save us'' and ''Illusion'' are legends. Benny Benassi is proof that such legendary things can be done with such simple sounds.
I saw him at spring awakening in soldier field in 2012 right before skrillex's set. He dropped cinema better in my opinion. I love how he has such a heavy Italian accent, yet the guy has some of the smuttiest songs in English, I love it.
Would never believe the is 20 years old it still sounds new 👌🏻
That's the sign of a classic!
My granddad used to blast this when I was 4. Absolute banger. Good times.
2002, 2012, 2022 and we will still gonna want it in 2042 !
This song will go down in history for electronic music
Agreed!
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMM, Italian vibes&talent.
Benny, if you can read this, this song is definitely the main song of my childhood. I was born in 94 and I was a child when I heard this bass and drums.
Luv u man
When I turned 18, I moved south to Los Angeles. It was a 12 hour drive. I stopped in Berkeley and went to Amoeba to get a couple cds for the drive. I got a lot of industrial stuff and this album was the one thing that was vastly different. I remember putting it on first and not taking it out of the player for the rest of the drive that night. The whole album is great. I do love the tracks "Let It Be" and "I love my Sex" the most though.
Good memories.
I love learning about the construction of a song! So interesting. AFROJACK remix from 10 years ago is quite good too ! Thanks for that interview, i love this song
Benni is a great guy ! very humble - met him many times . Legend !
Discovered Satisfaction in middle school back in 2007. This track was one of the few that was a launchpad for my love into electronic music. Kids thought I was weird for listening to this kind of music back then, but look at where we are now
Still such a massive track! Benny is the man live the whole GQ style interview keeps this stuff up!
If "Love Don't Let Me Go* introduced me to the sound of house music, then "Satisfaction" solidified my complete and utter obsession with it for years to come. This track changed my life. My entire undergrad at Trent University was done to this.
Found this song from saints row 3 and sparked my love for edm and really brassy music, love this shit
I will never forget the first time I heard this song haha, my friend told me he had the coolest track ever its going to blow my mind and it indeed blew my mind 😂 never underestimate the homies goods lol
hate it or love but that song defined the sound of that decade....And remains an absolute banger to this day.
When electronic music was moving into mainstream. Now is mass!
Electronic music moved into the mainstream long before Satisfaction
This sound is addictive
Satisfaction was used as the music to a beer ad in Australia. Tooheys extra dry, the ad had a tongue looking for a beer at a house party.
That’s right lol was funny
first time i heard this song, i was probably 16 or 17 but as a young kid who only listened to heavy rock music, this is one of the songs that introduced me to other genres that i still listen to this day. i am 32 right now.
I will never forget how much I loved not only satisfaction but the whole album and the tons of remixes in the style of satisfaction to anything at that period. Great times!
Crazy song, good vibes 🎉❤ from tunisa thanks Benny Benassi
Very cool! Blaster bass! I can remember the day I first saw the video clip on TV. And the effect of the kick and bass on my body
shortly before this song was released here in canada i dj'd a "rave" in alberta canada with benny benassi.. i say with because i was second on the list & he was last. for the first time i actually stayed instead of heading to the next gig right away. he played this song, it blew my mind because i was such a fan of the acidy sound (mostly trance) it wasnt until months later, that i saw this video on bpmtv & much music that i remembered this song.. the night after flying back i was out with my mates (a tues night) & i was humming the riff over & over & over.. they all told me shut up & either make it a song or get lost (not really) so i explained to them that i had heard it while "working" & it stuck in my head, when it was released i played it for them & they were mind blown i had "worked" with the artist (even tho they had only just heard his name). great memories with a great track! even the new remixes are deadly, especially the hardwell & maddix remix.. dirty, acidy & raw just like the original was
Grazie, Benni!
This track turned me from "intensive-hardcore-metalhead" to .. "Well.. I like Dance, too!"
Amazing track! It was really something different... Also "Illusion" was an amazing masterpiece. I used to love those Benny Benassi's productions from the early 2000s...❤❤❤
Bought the CD back in 2023 for a house party. Then our lives were changed forever.
I remember 2002~2003 in Seoul club scene, after this song came on, everyone started shaking their hips.
Atemporal classic! So simply yet so modern
Satisfaction is a supreme classic, but the whole album Hypnotica was pure Gold as well...!
'Let it be'.... is one of my favourite tracks from that whole era. The true Golden Egg that came from a brilliant artist!!
I wish I was old enough to hear this in the club back in the days. It was crazy enough on computer speakers at home parties though!
When you go beyond certain patterns and set them yourself, music takes on a new dimension.
The song keeps being mix by great DJ. This track is IMORTAL
I payed to set it up as a monophonic ringtone on my siemens cell phone 😊
Benny Benassi legend
This was released when the electro house was about to pop and it’s great tune. Not too commercial.
This is an awesome song! I remember to listen the song in the radio Joven Pan SP here in Brazi (00's) l! All respect for this legend song!!!🎉
The first party i ever joined they played his tracks, everybody goes nuts! Was the initial point for my musical journey, thanks man!
i was 13 years old when i first hear this song, love it, dance it and remember that gold age of coomercial edm . argentina
Wow the fact this song was inspired by car honks 😂 I love it 😂 😍
The Lesson is kids, even a simple saw wave can kill with the right riff and production! 🔥
As a black Hispanic american DJ, why do I feel jaded when the Brits take a house/techno song to new heights? Need to work on that on my end, since black music created House. Anyhoot - great video and great origin story - I remember this at the clubs in 2003 - aways pumped!!
It's timeless track, when you list n to it it just blows your mind.
Will always love this track
Amazing story! Love it💜
1:52 I love the fact that he said that maybe he was using the compressor the wrong way, but it didn't avoid the track to become a big hit. Its a reminder that you don't need to worry so much about being perfect, just have fun while producing! Sometimes you think you're doing all wrong and don't know you're making a big hit!
Groundbreaking banger.
FACTS!
For me, I love more "Let it be" "Every single day" "Hit my heart" "Love is gonna save us", "Time" but ofc "Satisfaction" was a major hit!
LEGENDARY ❤
Benny Benassi ❤❤❤
I remember this released when I was 10 years old, was a banger than and still when I hear it now it gives me an amazing vibe when I'm not really into the early techno but more the harder or more relaxed things and I love the modern techno though. It just releases a big positive effect for me personally makes me so happy ❤ Can't imagine how it would feel like to have produced this track
This song kick started EDM.. everyone was stressing the compressors after that 😂
absolutely!
The epic club anthem until now.
I was in Ibiza when this was the song of year there
It was everywhere
THIS IS MI FAVORITE MIX SONG, THEIR SO MANY VERSIONS OF IT
I remember walking on Jumeirah Road in Dubai on New Year's Eve '05 and hearing the bassline from the entrance of a club and from cars in the traffic jam outside.
First time any electronic track had gone that big.
This got me into Electronic music. First I was listening, then I was partying hard, and at the end I was the guy playing for the party animals. I got the "Satisfaction" beat scale inked into my left forearm.
A legendary man who made an incredible contribution to the world of electronic music💚💚💚