Riva Starr unleashes his fifth album, Keep Me On The Dancefloor, on Snatch! Records, the label he founded to champion his signature blend of house, disco, and funk that has fueled underground clubs for years. This fifteen-track powerhouse, released on May 9, 2025, marks a bold evolution, diving deep into songwriting and collaborations that pulse with dancefloor urgency. Snatch! has built its reputation on Riva’s unyielding drive, releasing cuts that dominate DJ crates and keep crowds locked in from open to close.
Harry Stone anchors much of the album with his vocals, starting with House Of Mirrors, a track that twists reflections into hypnotic house grooves demanding movement. It Feels Much Better follows, injecting disco swing that lifts spirits in packed rooms, while Set The Mood Right sets an irresistible tone for peak hours. Chasing Thrills ramps up the chase, blending funk edges with techno’s forward thrust, and the title track Keep Me On The Dancefloor delivers that core plea to stay lost in the rhythm. Flight Facilities joins on Know You Love Me, bringing sun-drenched house warmth, and Vicino O’ Mare (Reprise) nods to classic influences with enduring appeal.
Internet surges with digital-age energy tailored for modern sets, Only Love carries heartfelt house propulsion, and Biishop elevates We Made The World into a shared anthem. Chromeo infuses I Was Lost (And I Found You) with electro-funk flair that echoes disco’s golden era, Nic Hanson shines on (I’ll Be Your) Paradise with soulful calls, and Wildfire closes with Biishop’s melancholy fire. Riva Starr fuses eras here—disco grooves, soul hooks, filtered house, even rock guitar licks—into a narrative of connection amid the beat.
This album thrives on studio chemistry, where Riva guides talents like Harry Stone, Biishop, Chromeo, Flight Facilities, and Nic Hanson to craft deeper stories rooted in the floor’s magic. For DJs and fans, it offers underground weapons that celebrate shedding inhibitions, syncing with strangers through music’s pull. Riva Starr’s growth shines, proving his command of house, techno, and disco with energy that reignites every system it hits.
