Heartbeat (Taana Gardner Song) - Influence

Influence

"Heartbeat" has been extensively sampled in Hip hop music, pop music and dance music:

  • De La Soul sampled "Heartbeat" for the remixed version of 1989 single "Buddy".
  • Ini Kamoze sampled "Heartbeat" for his song "Here Comes The Hotstepper", a #1 song on the American pop charts in December 1994.
  • D'Influence sampled "Heartbeat" for their remix of "Crazy" by Mark Morrison, which peaked at #6 on the UK Singles Chart in 1996.
  • Musiq Soulchild sampled De La Soul's "Buddy (Native Tongues Decision Remix)", and interpolations from the composition "Heartbeat (Kenton Mix)" for his song "B.U.D.D.Y.".
  • Norwegian pop singer Annie based her song "I Will Get On" on Gardner's song "Heartbeat".
  • DMX sampled "Heartbeat" for the song entitled "It's All Good (Love My Niggas)".
  • Mack 10 sampled "Heartbeat" for his 1998 song, "LBC and the ING", which features Snoop Dogg on the album The Recipe.
  • JX sampled "Heartbeat" for "There's Nothing I Won't Do" (1996).
  • The Treacherous Three sampled "Heartbeat" on their track "Feel The Heartbeat".
  • Nationwide Rip Ridaz sampled the whole song on the track titled "Better Watch Your Back (Fucc Slob)".
  • The song appeared in the film 3 Strikes.

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