Diese Nacht (Radio Mix) is a German-language Eurodance single by the female duo Venus, released in 1999: a four-on-the-floor beat at 123 BPM, pulsing synth bass, a bright synth hook and a big sung chorus. License the original master for film, TV and social video from €29.90, worldwide and without time limit.
What does Diese Nacht (Radio Mix) sound like?
The radio mix gets straight to the point. It opens on the beat and the synth riff, and the lead vocal comes in at around 0:16. The verses pull back slightly to leave room for the voice, the pre-chorus builds, and the chorus – a female lead with stacked harmonies – carries the track. An instrumental synth break in the second half gives you a vocal-free passage before the last chorus, and the song ends on a short, clean ending rather than a long fade.
The lyrics are in German and are about one night: being with the person you want and not thinking about tomorrow. If a scene needs genuine late-90s club energy with a German voice rather than an anonymous instrumental, this track delivers it in under four minutes.
Where does this track work best?
- Party, club and nightlife scenes set in the late 1990s or early 2000s
- Throwback content: 90s nostalgia videos, flashbacks and period comedy
- Birthday, celebration and event recap videos for a German-speaking audience
- Dance and fitness workout videos that need a steady four-on-the-floor pulse
- Reels and short-form clips built around a 90s dance look
Track details
| Title | Diese Nacht (Radio Mix) |
| Performed by | Venus (female duo) |
| Written by | Paul Lorenz & Vanessa Huszar |
| Lyrics | Vanessa Huszar (German) |
| Genre | Pop – Eurodance / dance-pop |
| Mood | Energetic, uplifting, romantic |
| Tempo | 123 BPM |
| Vocals | Female lead vocal with backing harmonies |
| Instruments | Synthesizers, synth bass, drum machine |
| Duration | 3:53 |
| Released | 1999 |
| ISRC | FR-2X4-21-48649 |
| Format | WAV, 48 kHz / 24-bit stereo |
| Also available | Diese Nacht (Extended Version), 4:55 |
Licence and delivery
Pay 29.90 EUR once for a non-exclusive, non-transferable, worldwide and perpetual sync licence for this recording in audiovisual projects. After payment you receive the clean WAV, invoice and licence certificate. The licence remains with the buyer; standalone audio must not be resold or redistributed.
Public playback may require separate permission or collection-society fees from the venue or operator.
YouTube & Content ID
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Frequently asked questions
What do I receive after purchase?
Pay 29.90 EUR once for a non-exclusive, non-transferable, worldwide and perpetual sync licence for this recording in audiovisual projects. After payment you receive the clean WAV, invoice and licence certificate. The licence remains with the buyer; standalone audio must not be resold or redistributed.
Does the licence include the vocals?
Yes. You license the complete recording as released, with the German lead and backing vocals. This listing does not include an instrumental or a stem version.
Which recording am I buying?
The original 1999 radio mix by Venus, written by Paul Lorenz and Vanessa Huszar. Recording ISRC: FR-2X4-21-48649. The Extended Version is a separate recording with its own ISRC and its own licence.
Is a Limited Edition an exclusive licence?
No. From 69.90 EUR you receive a numbered 1% master share, entered in the Artyfile ownership register, in addition to the Basic licence for this recording. Royalties depend on actual usage and may be zero. Exclusive rights require a separate agreement.