it's the summer of 1985 and you drive through your city, watch out for girls and dreaming for a vert on the wildest halfpipe 😎

U need more 80s stuff like this?
Check out my album "I AM 80s"

Girls, Cars and Halfpipes

Romance 80s ballad feat. Souldiva Emily Johnson from Düsseldorf-Germany 

Let's make love guys 🤙

Cry (feat. Emily Johnson)

Drive Shaft

Drive Shaft (Full Version @ Bandcamp)

It's workout time baby!
Boost your exercise to the limit and grab ma new song at bandcamp.

To The Limit

Chilled summer beats produced by Jay Vintage. 
That smooth vocals comes from Sara Jonas after an 8-year family break.

Musicvideo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeTrpkwzz8M&t=7s

Miami Nights

Miami Nights feat. Sara Jonas

Mixed with Traktor Scratch Pro, Technics SL1200, Allen & Heath

Drive Tape

DRIVE TAPE mixed by Jay Vintage

Breakdance

Breakdance (feat. Electric Juiz)

Synthwave outrun remake of Lorenz Rhode's song "Tronic Matic". 
Released in 2009 by Exploited Records.

Lorenz Rhode - Tronic Matic (Jay Vintage Outrun Remake)

Written & produced by Jay Vintage 
Vocals by Sara Jonas 
Guitar by Kidburn 
Mastering by Steffen Müller

Sunshine

Sunshine feat. Sara Jonas

I AM 80s - Album Trailer

Turbo Boost

Skating in Florida, heading out for a surf on Hawaii and taking my Lamborghini on a tour through the Miami nightshift – is basically what I am like no other - honestly just when I dream in wildest spheres. 

Whilst having had a bunch of pseudonyms I discovered more or less all facets of music. However, back then in an overstuffed basement a discovery of old VHS tapes, a C64 including games and a Kawai K4r synthesizer did not yet illustrate the overall relations in between these things.
 
After I watched all material arts movies, I played every single 8Bit game twice and even that in superpursuitmode.
Afterwards I felt like a mix up of Mister Miyagi, Don Johnson and the one guy of California games, who has always been dimwitted and unable to hold himself on the surfboard.
I grabbed my oldschool synthesizer, dropped a wave of synth-melodies and switched on the time machine back towards the 80s. 
For me that has not been a jump back into the past, but future. The door towards neon-timeage was opened – the year 1985. 
More future is impossible!
Jay Vintage was born!

Jay Vintage

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