This specific "Push" project is distinct from the Belgian trance legend , who became world-famous for tracks like "Universal Nation" later in the decade. K. Da 'Cruz was a notable Eurodance outfit during this era, achieving international success with other singles like "New High Energy," which charted as high as #6 in Israel.
The 1993 release is a Euro House collaboration between the dance project Push and K. Da 'Cruz . Often confused with the later trance project of M.I.K.E. Push, this earlier release represents the peak of the 90s Eurodance sound, characterized by energetic synthesizers and rhythmic rap verses. Release Details Push feat. K. Da 'Cruz ‎– Push (CDM)
The single was primarily distributed through in formats including CD Maxi-Singles and 12" vinyl. Released: 1993 Genre/Style: Electronic / Euro House Labels: Polydor Records This specific "Push" project is distinct from the
The standard Maxi-CD release typically included the following versions of the track: – 3:42 Push (Extended Dance Mix) – 6:04 Push (Push Mix) – 6:22 Historical Context The 1993 release is a Euro House collaboration
Physical copies of the CD Maxi-Single are now considered vintage collectibles for 90s dance enthusiasts. Push Feat. K. Da'Cruz - Discogs
Produced by Bernd Schoeler, Cem Dalgic, and Dragan Novoselec. K. Da 'Cruz featured the production team of Alexis Schaar and Bernd Schoeler with rapper Terry W. Cromwell. CD Maxi-Single Tracklist (CDM)