Geo Da Silva George Buldy Vs Gala - Freed Fro... -

While no official studio collaboration exists under that exact title, the “vs.” format in DJ culture allows artists like Geo Da Silva and George Buldy to reimagine classics — giving listeners a fresh reason to lose control on the dance floor.

Gala’s original track, released in 1996, became a global phenomenon with its pulsating piano riff and lyrics about love, willpower, and freedom. Fast forward two decades, and the song has seen a massive resurgence in football stadiums, viral videos, and electronic dance floors.

Enter — the Romanian-born singer known for high-energy party hits like “I’ll Do You Like a Truck” and “Hey Mr. DJ Get Up” — and George Buldy , a producer who thrives on remixing classic Eurodance tracks with modern basslines. Their “vs.” concept isn’t a real beef, but rather a DJ battle: one side representing raw, minimalist 90s euphoria (Gala), the other injecting heavy Latin-Balkan percussion and pitch-shifted vocals (Da Silva & Buldy).