Released in 1989, Infinity by Guru Josh became one of the defining tracks of the late ’80s rave scene. Its unforgettable saxophone melody and hypnotic electronic production helped introduce countless listeners to dance music and quickly earned it classic status.
Nearly 20 years later, Infinity 2008 by Guru Josh Project brought the song back to the top of the charts, introducing the iconic melody to a whole new generation. More than three decades after its original release, it’s still one of the most recognizable and enduring anthems in electronic music.
THE MERMAIDS
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In the depths of ancient Roman baths, ten mermaids gather among ruins, black water, and centuries of dampness.
They seem to be celebrating something.
A human corpse has washed ashore.
But it is not the death that makes them laugh.
It is a small detail of his anatomy.
To the mermaids, humans are strange creatures: their customs, their anatomy, and, above all, that particular organ which, from the perspective of their very different reproductive system, they find utterly ridiculous.
And as the dark waters slowly move around them, the mermaids laugh.
Because perhaps the real mystery is not why they laugh at humans...
but what humans would think if they could hear their conversation.
That specific, core-memory feeling of a summer that feels like it’s going to last forever. Endless blue skies, green hills rushing past, and the wind in your hair.
If you could capture the essence of youth in one frame, this would be it. ☁️🪽
A giant Pterosaurus stalked them from the skies. 🦅
They fled into the dense forest, hoping to hide. 🌲
But the winged monster dropped right in front of them! 💥
FIGHT or FLEE? 👇
There was a time when the oceans touched every horizon.
Then the world changed.
The seas disappeared, the forests withered, and kingdoms were swallowed by an endless desert. History became dust, and truth faded into legend.
Only one thing remained.
A perfect Cube, standing in silence beneath the endless sky.
No one knows who created it.
No one knows why it still exists.
Yet across the dying world, every path leads to the same place.
Some believe it holds the power to save what is left.
Others believe it should never be awakened.
Released in 2002, 8 Mile follows Jimmy “B-Rabbit” Smith Jr., a young rapper fighting to escape poverty and self-doubt through Detroit’s underground battle rap scene. Loosely inspired by Eminem’s own life, the film blends raw emotion with unforgettable performances to tell one of the most authentic music stories ever put on screen.
The film also gave the world Lose Yourself, written by Eminem for the soundtrack. The song went on to win the Academy Award for Best Original Song, becoming the first hip-hop track to earn the honor and cementing 8 Mile as a cultural classic.
Before the world knew Alan Walker, he was an 18-year-old producer making music from his bedroom. In 2014, he independently uploaded the instrumental Fade, introducing the cinematic sound that would soon become his signature.
A year later, the track evolved into Faded, featuring vocals from Iselin Solheim, and became one of the biggest EDM songs of all time. With billions of streams and worldwide chart success, it launched Alan Walker’s career and remains a defining anthem of the 2010s.
