ANTHEM #1 quickly became a real “floorfiller” in the european club scene and immediately the guys got back into the studio to produce the follow-up; this time Dj Cerla also invited Momo’s friend from Germany Karin, a dancer and singer too. Karin’s voice combined to a strong riff gave birth to ANTHEM #2 and Floorfilla started the year 2000 with the entry in the french sales chart, reaching position 7.
ANTHEM #2 lay for a long time in the european dance charts and in some other countries it conquerred the sales top.
In the meantime ANTHEM #3 (once more with Momo’s rap) was released on the french market and directly enterred the sales Top 20 chart. At the same time all the 3 Anthems were among the first 75 positions of the top 100 french chart; a result out of every standard.
After the release of ANTHEM #4 which confirmed the success of the previous singles, in 2000 it was released the first Floorfilla album called ‘United Beatz of Floorfilla’ which gained positive reactions from all over Europe and reached the top 20 of the French sales chart.
Waiting for the new ANTHEM chapter DJ Cerla and Momo without Karin released the double single with ‘The Hypno’, track taken from the album ‘United Beatz Of Floorfilla’ and a brand new single titled ‘Italodancer’, the latter reminescent of the Italo style of the '80s. It’s almost not necessary to say that the success immediately arrived.
In 2001 the audience started to claim the ANTHEM number #5 which came in may with the title ‘Enter The Arena’. The feedback was good almost everywhere and in a few weeks ‘Enter The Arena’ conquerred the German and French charts.
Floorfilla was definetely an established dance phenomenon. Due to a big demand in 2002 a Megamix including Anthem #2/3/4/5 and ‘The Hypno’ all mixed together was released in France and Germany, reaching once again the French sales Top Ten.
In the spring 2002 Flooriflla released a new single which was not ‘ANTHEM #6’ but a completely new single called ‘Le Délire’. The success in France was big (‘Le Délire’ in its first week on the shops shelves enterred the Top 20 sales chart) and also in Italy it gained positive reactions especially from the radio.
The end of the 2002 brought again lots of good music from Floorfilla: the single ‘Technoromance’ in Germany, the new ‘Sister Golden Hair’ in France and a vinyl picture disc of ‘Technoromance/Sister Golden Hair’ in Italy.
2003 brought the long awaited ‘Anthem 6’ (Cassez La Boîte) single well received by the whole techno world and not enough satisfied, Dj Cerla and Momo decided to publish the new Floorfilla album titled ‘Le Voyage’. 16 incredible tracks all thought to make people to have fun.
From that moment it’s been a delirium travelling around the world from Singapore to Mexico City: Floorfilla live act is well known everywhere as a floor-breaking, mind-boggling show, 2 sweating hours with Dj Cerla spinning records and playing live samplers and Momo B mixing MCing, singing, dancing and "playing" with the club crowd, while giving away Floorfilla t-shirts and gadgets.
After that ‘Sex Is Danger’ got remixed and revisitated by producers such as Pulsedriver, summer 2004 was marked by ‘Kosmiklove’, nr.1 in the austrian chart and crazy anthem in the clubs!
Out now in Germany "Re-Fill", the Floorfilla album ‘Le Voyage’ plus 3 new exclusive tracks and the DVD where you can enjoy all the videos, the live performances and some backstage 'access all areas' shots!
Oktober 2006 the maxi Cyberdream was published, a song about a love made over the internet.
January 2007 Floorfilla released the Vinyl IPower together with Rob Mayth in Germany! In Italy the EP
"Italia 2007" gets released in April, which contains "Up and Down", a totally new track and an Italobrothers Remix of Italodancer.
Now there’s nothing else to do apart waiting to see ‘what’s next’ for the guys. Stay tuned!
Sister Golden Hair
Floorfilla Lyrics
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See cirles in the hair
Sister golden hair
See circles in the hair
Well I tried to make it Sunday
But I got so damn depressed
And I got myself undressed
I ain't ready for the altar
But I do agree there's times
When a woman sure can be a friend of mine
Well I keep on thinkin' bout you
Sister golden hair surprise
And I just can't live without you
Can't you see it in my eyes?
I've been one poor correspondent
I've been too, too hard to find
But it doesn't mean you ain't been on my mind
Well I keep on thinkin' 'bout you
Sister golden hair surprise
And I just can't live without you
Can't you see it in my eyes?
I've been one poor correspondent
I've been too, too hard to find
But it doesn't mean you ain't been on my mind
Will you meet me in the middle?
Will you meet me in the end?
Will you love me just a little?
Just enought to show you care
Well I've tried to fake it
I don't mind sayin'
I just can't make it
Well I've tried to fake it
I don't mind sayin'
I just can't make it
I've been one poor correspondent
I've been too, too hard to find
But it doesn't mean you ain't been on my mind...
The lyrics of "Sister Golden Hair" by Floorfilla tell the story of a man who is struggling with his feelings for a woman he cares about. He opens with the line "See circles in the hair, sister golden hair" which may refer to the physical appearance of the woman he's singing to, but could also be a metaphor for the emotional entanglement he feels with her. He goes on to discuss his depression, which he tries to alleviate by focusing on the workweek and distracting himself with various activities.
Though the singer insists he isn't ready for marriage, he hints that he may be interested in a more casual relationship, stating that "a woman sure can be a friend of mine." It's clear that the woman he's addressing is frequently on his mind, and he expresses regret for not communicating with her more effectively. The chorus repeats a plea for her attention, and he asks her to "meet me in the middle" and "love me just a little." He also admits that he has attempted to hide his true feelings for her, but ultimately can't maintain that facade.
Interestingly, "Sister Golden Hair" was originally written and performed by the band America, as a folk-rock song with a similar theme of yearning for connection. Floorfilla's version updates the sound with heavy electronic beats and synthesizers, turning it into a dancefloor anthem. Overall, the song offers a window into the complicated emotional landscape of relationships, and the difficulties of expressing oneself honestly.
Line by Line Meaning
See circles in the hair
The singer notices circular patterns in the hair, perhaps symbolizing the cyclical nature of life and relationships.
Sister golden hair
The person being addressed has golden hair and is referred to as a sister, possibly indicating a close relationship.
Well I tried to make it Sunday
The singer attempted to enjoy their weekend, but became overwhelmed with negative emotions.
But I got so damn depressed
The artist felt extremely sad and hopeless, to the point of using profanity to express their feelings.
That I set my sights on Monday
The artist shifted their focus to the upcoming work week in order to distract themselves from their depression.
And I got myself undressed
The singer removed their clothing, perhaps to symbolize their vulnerability and emotional nakedness.
I ain't ready for the altar
The singer is not yet ready for marriage or a serious commitment.
But I do agree there's times
Despite their reservations, the artist acknowledges that there are moments when they can appreciate the companionship of a woman.
When a woman sure can be a friend of mine
The artist values the friendship of women and the emotional support they can provide.
Well I keep on thinkin' bout you
The artist continues to have thoughts and feelings about the person being addressed.
Sister golden hair surprise
The person being addressed is again referred to as the sister with golden hair, and their presence is described as surprising.
And I just can't live without you
The artist expresses a deep emotional attachment to the person being addressed and feels they cannot survive without them.
Can't you see it in my eyes?
The singer asks if the person being addressed can sense their feelings simply by looking into their eyes.
I've been one poor correspondent
The singer admits to being a bad communicator or writer.
I've been too, too hard to find
The singer has been difficult to locate or contact, perhaps indicating a lack of effort on their part.
But it doesn't mean you ain't been on my mind
Despite their poor communication and availability, the artist emphasizes that the person being addressed has never left their thoughts or feelings.
Will you meet me in the middle?
The artist asks if the person being addressed will compromise and meet them halfway.
Will you meet me in the end?
The singer asks if the person being addressed will remain with them until the end of their lives, likely in a committed relationship.
Will you love me just a little?
The singer asks for a small amount of love and affection from the person being addressed.
Just enought to show you care
The artist desires enough love from the person being addressed to feel cared for and valued.
Well I've tried to fake it
The artist attempted to pretend or hide their true feelings about the person being addressed.
I don't mind sayin'
The artist is honest about their feelings and is not afraid to share them.
I just can't make it
The singer admits that their attempts to pretend or overcome their feelings have failed.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
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