Pat Benesta

Pat Benesta has made a mark in the electronic and dance music scene with several notable tracks. “Da Ya Think I'm Sexy” stands out as a catchy anthem, blending pop with a vibrant dance beat that keeps listeners moving. Another fan favorite, “Rhythm Is a Dancer,” showcases a classic sound that resonates well on the dance floor.

Other tracks like “The Rhythm of the Night,” “Return of the Mack,” and “Mr Vain” have also contributed to the upbeat vibe that defines Benesta's music. Songs such as “Ces soirées-là” and “Witch Doctor” add to the lively energy, making them popular choices in clubs. “The Heart of the Ocean,” often associated with the film Titanic, offers a different twist that has caught attention as well. Each song brings its own flavor, appealing to a wide audience and making Benesta a notable figure in the dance music genre.

Pat Benesta has been active with several recent releases in the electronic and dance music scene. The latest album, "Noël au soleil (2021)," features tracks that blend festive themes with upbeat rhythms. Another album, "Joyeux Noël avec PN Le DJ (Super Medleys Slow, Disco, Summer, Dance, Baby) (2021)," offers a mix of medleys that cater to various moods and occasions. The album "Le Père Noël raconte Cendrillon, La Belle au bois dormant, La petite sirène, Le petit chaperon rouge (2021)" showcases a creative take on classic stories, set to dance beats.

In addition to these albums, Pat Benesta released the single "Ave maria (Les plus beaux chants de Noël) (2012)." This track stands out with its blend of traditional melodies and modern electronic elements. Each release reflects a unique approach, appealing to fans of both electronic and dance music.

Pat Benesta has teamed up with Patrick Oliver for several notable collaborations. One standout is “Marguerite.” This track showcases a blend of their styles, creating a unique sound that resonates with listeners. The partnership highlights how both artists bring their strengths to the table, resulting in a compelling piece.

Another collaboration worth mentioning is “Jésus que ma joie demeure.” This track continues their exploration of electronic dance music, combining elements that reflect their artistic vision. The synergy between Pat Benesta and Patrick Oliver is evident in their work, making these tracks significant in their discography.

Additionally, “Minuit, Chrétiens” further emphasizes their collaborative spirit. Each song contributes to a growing body of work that fans appreciate. These collaborations illustrate how two artists can merge their talents to create something fresh and engaging in the electronic music scene.