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Ace
Electronic · 2016 · 14 tracks · 48m

Ace

Scooter's 18th album, Ace, delivers a high-octane blend of hard house, electro house, and trance. Expect H.P. Baxxter's iconic shouted vocals, relentless beats, and euphoric synth anthems designed for

February 5, 2016 · Universal Music Group

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Ace is pure, unadulterated Scooter, delivering exactly what fans crave: relentless, high-energy electronic anthems. This album is a sonic assault of pumping basslines, maximalist synth melodies, and H.P. Baxxter's signature shouted proclamations. It's the sound of a festival mainstage at midnight, a packed club losing its collective mind, or your own personal rave. If you need an instant jolt of euphoric energy, a soundtrack for defiance, or simply want to dance until you drop, Ace is your go-to. It's loud, proud, and unapologetically fun, a testament to Scooter's enduring power to ignite any party.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks · 48m
01
Ace
2:05
02
Oi
3:10
03
Mary Got No Lamb
3:27
04
Riot
3:06
05
Encore
3:54
06
Burn
2:41
07
Don’t Break The Silence
3:19
08
The Birdwatcher
3:34
09
What You’re Waiting For
3:34
10
Crazy
3:06
11
Opium
3:58
12
Stargazer
3:34
13
Wolga
6:05
14
Torch
3:08
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive, signature 'Riot' chant and subsequent synth drop that kicks off the album's energy with immediate impact.
The driving, repetitive vocal hook and relentless build-up in 'Oi', leading to a classic rave crescendo designed for collective euphoria.
The unexpected, slightly more melodic breakdown in 'Mary Got No Lamb' that offers a brief respite before slamming back into a hard house rhythm.
Any track's signature H.P. Baxxter vocal interjection, often a nonsensical phrase that becomes an instant, unforgettable anthem.

How does Ace sound next to the rest of Scooter's catalogue?

This album stays in step with the catalogue across the board — no axis departs enough to be worth its own note. Hover the dots to see where each one sits.

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