Serengeti (song)

"Serengeti" is a song by the Danish dance-pop duo Infernal. It was released as the lead single from their second studio album, Waiting for Daylight, in 2000.

Track listings

Danish CD single^[1]
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Serengeti" (Radio Mix)	3:30
2.	"Serengeti" (Club Mix)	8:43
3.	"Serengeti" (Original Mix)	9:00
4.	"Serengeti" (Double T Exotic Club Mix)	8:45
5.	"Serengeti" (Orchestral World Groove Dub)	8:08
6.	"Electric Midnight"	8:16

US vinyl single^[2]
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Serengeti" (Original Mix)	9:00
2.	"Serengeti" (Azzido Mix)	9:40
3.	"Serengeti" (Club Mix)	8:43
4.	"Serengeti" (Double T Exotic Club Mix)	8:45
5.	"Serengeti" (Orchestral World Groove Dub)	6:05

Written by Infernal, De La Ray, Moses Malone
Produced and arranged by Infernal and De La Ray
Mixed at Infernal Studio
Vocals by Paw, Moses Malone
All instruments by Infernal, De La Ray
Additional vocal production by Michael Pfundheller
Mastered by Michael Pfundheller at Flex Studio
Executive producer: Kenneth Bager
"Electric Midnight": written, produced and arranged by Infernal
"Serengeti" (Azzido Mix): remixed by Infernal and Kenneth Bager
"Serengeti" (Double T Exotic Club Mix): remixed by Kjeld Tolstrup and Morten Trøst. Additional keyboards by Sune Kempf. Mixed at Sunzet Studio
"Serengeti" (Orchestral World Groove Dub): remixed by Pathaan and Gaudi. Mixed at Metatron Studio London

Infernal

Lina Rafn Paw Lagermann Søren Haahr

Studio albums	Infernal Affairs Waiting for Daylight From Paris to Berlin Electric Cabaret Fall from Grace

Other albums	Remixed Affairs Muzaik

Singles	"Sorti de L'enfer" "Highland Fling" "Kalinka" "Voodoo Cowboy" "Your Crown" "Serengeti" "Sunrise" "Muzaik" "You Receive Me" "Let Me Hear You Say Yeah" "The Cult of Noise" (feat. Snap!) "Banjo Thing" (feat. Red$tar) "Cheap Trick Kinda Girl" "From Paris to Berlin" "Keen on Disco" "A to the B" "Ten Miles" "Self Control" "I Won't Be Crying" "Downtown Boys" "Whenever You Need Me" "Electric Light" "Redefinition" "Love Is All..." "Alone, Together"

Related articles	Discography FLEX Records Border Breakers

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