Double You
Double You is an Italian Eurodance group founded in 1985. Key releases appeared on Dance World Attack Records, Danve World Attack Records, Movimento Records. The lineup included Andrea De Antoni, William Naraine, Franco Amato. Within the MixPerfect Radio library, 8 tracks are part of the rotation.
About
- Key labels: Dance World Attack Records, Danve World Attack Records, Movimento Records (from the MixPerfect Radio catalog)
- Members: Andrea de Antoni, William Naraine, Franco Amato
Italian Eurodance group founded in 1985.
Notable tracks
Chart-tagged and most-played productions by Double You in the MixPerfect Radio catalog.
- Please Don't Go (1992) 19 plays Danve World Attack Records
- Desperado (1999) 14 plays Movimento Records
- Somebody (1997) 6 plays Dance World Attack Records
- Part-Time Lover (1993) 5 plays Dance World Attack Records
- Run To Me (1994) 5 plays Dance World Attack Records
- Part Time Lover (Remix) (1993) 2 plays Dance World Attack Records
- Because I'm Loving You (1995) 1 plays Dance World Attack Records
Tracks & releases
All 8 Double You tracks in the MixPerfect Radio database, with play counts (1992 - 1999).
| Track | Year | BPM | Label | Country | Plays |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Please Don't Go | 1992 | 120.35 | Danve World Attack Records | Italy | 19 |
| Part Time Lover (Remix) | 1993 | 132.71 | Dance World Attack Records | Italy | 2 |
| Part-Time Lover | 1993 | 132.81 | Dance World Attack Records | Italy | 5 |
| Run To Me | 1994 | 135.21 | Dance World Attack Records | Italy | 5 |
| Because I'm Loving You | 1995 | 139.85 | Dance World Attack Records | Italy | 1 |
| Dancing With An Angel | 1995 | 149.18 | Dance World Attack Records | Italy | - |
| Somebody | 1997 | 128.03 | Dance World Attack Records | Italy | 6 |
| Desperado | 1999 | 136.88 | Movimento Records | Italy | 14 |
Catalog by decade
Of these, 8 from the 90s dance era anchor the classic MixPerfect Radio sound.
BPM profile
2 of 8 tracks fall inside the mix-friendly 119 - 129 BPM band, with Please Don't Go (120.4 BPM) at the slow end and Dancing With An Angel (149.2 BPM) at the fast end. That places them within reach of the station's ±3 BPM beat-matching window, so they mix together comfortably in the non-stop mix.
Airplay
Plays per week across the Double You catalog (last 8 weeks):
Most-played tracks:
- Please Don't Go 19 plays 1992
- Desperado 14 plays 1999
- Somebody 6 plays 1997
- Part-Time Lover 5 plays 1993
- Run To Me 5 plays 1994
Play counts are generated live from the MixPerfect Radio airplay log and update continuously.
Mixed with on MixPerfect Radio
The tracks most often mixed directly before or after Double You's tracks in the MixPerfect Radio non-stop mix (52 plays). Every transition is beat-matched within the station's ±3 BPM window and is always 32 beats. The element badge marks transitions that also satisfy the engine's rule of no overlapping bass / melody / vocals.
- Vivien Vee - Everybody (Respect To Me) after 3x 118.4 BPM 1988 element ✓
- Pamela - I Don't Wanna Get Hurt after 2x 136.8 BPM 1990 element ✓
- Kristin - New York City before 1x 116.2 BPM 1985 element ✓
- Karl Otto - Promise Of Love before 1x 117.4 BPM 1984 element ✓
- Cyber People - Polaris before 1x 119.1 BPM 1984 element ✓
- Laserdance - Brain Mission before 1x 118.8 BPM 1989 element ✓
- Al, Puccy & Claude - I Think... before 1x 118.7 BPM 1982 element ✓
- Kay Franzes - Shadow In The Night before 1x 119.8 BPM 1985 element ✓
- Brand Image - Movin' Up before 1x 119.9 BPM 1984 element ✓
- Vivien Vee - Cross My Heart before 1x 120.2 BPM 1989 element ✓
Small sample - observed connections from the airplay log, not recommendations. A partner can be another track by this same artist: those were mixed consecutively on air. If no element data is recorded for a transition it is counted as BPM-only.
Genres & labels
Genres in the database:
Dominant labels:
- Dance World Attack Records (6 tracks)
- Danve World Attack Records (1 track)
- Movimento Records (1 track)
Frequently asked questions
Similar artists
Artists in the MixPerfect Radio library sharing genre tags with Double You.
Sources
Factual information on this page was researched using the following sources:
The biographical text on this page is an original summary based on independently selected factual information; no source text has been reproduced. Release data (year, label, catalog number) comes from the MixPerfect Radio catalog. Facts may contain errors - see the legal information page for the full disclaimer.