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The design of the butterflies are used from The Earth.

The path from 30-40% resembles The Plains when crossing the wooden planks forming a trail in the water.

Similarly to The Football, The Amusement Park and The Spring Festival, the level does not conclude with a pyramid, but rather a castle.

The level tricks the players by wanting to use a false 'secret' route, instead of the main route. In the situation of The Alley, if the tap wasn’t synced to the music in the beginning on the trail and goes on, the line immediately crashes.

The Alley is the fourth level to troll players after The Autumn, The Plains & The Maze.

The original song is called Bluestone Alley and is composed by Congfei Wei.

The soundtrack comes from Piano Tiles 2, a music game also owned by Cheetah Mobile.

Similarly to The Autumn, the entirety of the level focuses on one main instrument that is, the piano.

The term 'alley' derives from a path that is lined with trees and stones hence, the growing tree branch that forms a path for the line.

Ignore the camera, as sometimes it acts weirdly.

Focus on the path and not the decorations.

The main strategy that every player need to know:

Passing through the yellow wall after the tree branch part, you will crash if you don't tap after passing through.

The cave part is slightly harder than the rest of the level.

There are offbeat taps that can make you lose if you always focus on the music.

At the beginning, before the plank bridge, the road attempts to fool you into going the wrong way three times.

Some players don't have to worry about this as the level is quite easy.

The same soundtrack is used in Piano Tiles 2 Level 7 before this level.

It is written by the Chinese original music composer 'Congfei Wei' (魏琮霏).

‘MKE After Dark’ appeared in the February 2017 issue of Milwaukee Magazine.īuy a copy at /shop. There’s a dress code, the crowd is typically swanked up, and the music swings popular with an occasional ’80s throwback. Swanky Underground Whiskey BarĬultivating an “underground” reputation, the bar resists being listed as a dance club, but it has a DJ Thursdays through Saturdays (and sometimes live music) as well as a large back room with a dance floor (for years, the old Park Bar space).

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Polka Kings provide the soundtrack every Friday from 6-9 p.m. What could be better than a cold microbrew to wash down a crispy fish fry? The Brewhaus on the weekends with inebriated dancing fools.ġ311 E. No matter the music or lack of space, it’s almost always packed by 12:30 a.m. Family-owned for 33 years, Jo-Cat’s plays the best and the worst rock and pop music of the ’70s and ’80s, along with a country tune or two. A mixed bag of people from Brady Street’s posh and dive bars take to a tiny back corner of the bar, lined by mirrors and hindered by low ceilings, to dance. More a like an old basement than a dance club. This sliver of real estate crammed between posh hot spots Distil and Carnevor attracts celebrities like Paris Hilton, the Kardashian sisters, Nick Cannon and a diverse mix of hip-hop and electronic DJs.ħ20 N. On any given Saturday night, throngs of people looking like they stepped out of a music video line up outside this club, trying to convince the doorman with a clipboard that they should be on the VIP list. The wildly cheap drink specials also help keep the place packed.ġ230 N. Throwback tunes permeate the dimly lit bar and beckon patrons, young and old, to shake their groove thang.

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The people watching is almost as fun as the dancing at Victor’s on Friday nights, plus the space itself looks like a set from Pulp Fiction. It starts Friday nights at 9 p.m., but the dance floor doesn’t really heat up until 11 p.m.ĥ33 E. Hipster Haven Mad PlanetĪ Riverwest institution since 1990, Mad Planet might look like your grandma’s basement, but the Retro Dance Party is a must-do Milwaukee experience. Bonus – everyone looks good under the colored LED lights.ħ29 N. Dress to impress, reserve a suite, order bottle service, and get down to one of the many touring DJs that passes through. If going out means going all out, check out Lucid on a Saturday night. Milwaukee Nightlife Guide:56 Things to Do After Dark

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