The RISE and DOWNFALL of EURODANCE
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● Zero 2 Euro Old Town Road: • lil nas x - old town r...
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![Pump up the Jam - Heroes of Eurodance [Herosi Eurodance] (2014)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/x1mcs7ijQoc/mqdefault.jpg)
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Have fun! -> The Intro is linked in the description 😀
Grew up hearing a lot of Eurodance as a child in the early 2000's. It still slaps as an adult. Good video!
Eurodance is forever ❤️
Eurodance forever!
I'm going to re-activate EuroDance
It feels like scratching an unreachable itch seeing someone who isn't commenting neutrally and showing some passion
I'll join you
No need It’s already back in France cause of « La darude party »
It's going to be more than that. I'm going to bring Just Stop Oil protesters to glue themselves to the stage and speakers and barriers. There will be hundreds of them, glued to all sorts of things. It's going to be mega-fun @@gnr-bangalter3586
Some version of Eurodance lived on into the 2000's...the pop/trance acts like Alice Deejay peaked in 2001, Basshunter peaked in 2005, Ian Van Dahl is in there somewhere, etc
I love Basshunter - Dota is very nice
Those are more trance acts than Eurodance. Especially Ian Van Dahl is archetypical trance.
I grew up in my teenage years with Eurodance. I was 16 years old in 1992 and Rhythm is a Dancer from Snap was like a blast. I cannot really understand why such a popular music genre suddenly disappeared. Main reason is for the first event in the year 2009, called "I love the 90s", which I went to, held in Hasselt Belgium. It would mark the first reunification of 2 Unlimited since 1995. That party was sold out with 21,000 people in that arena. Next year we went again, and again it was jammed packed. Then I went with a friend to more local 90s based parties here in The Netherlands (like "Pump up the 90s), but I did notice that A LOT of these dance 90s parties were held, and actually they are still being held today. "We love the 90s" is a good example and still active, after it started roughly at the same time as "I love the 90s" somewhere in the year 2009/2010, and those events are still sold out each time. This makes me really wonder exactly WHY eurodance just disappeared. And I think it has to do with the rise of Internet. Eurodance was mostly watched on tv, on either MTV or here in The Netherlands on TMF. But internet made the music more accessible, and also more easier to copy. We do remember good old "Napster" don't we? So maybe that was it? In the past you were watching those music channels, waiting for your favorite song to come by or you visited the cd shop and bought either the single or the album. So end conclusion: Eurodance is not dead, it's still very popular, but artists probably feel they will loose too much money because their songs are being pirated over the internet very quickly. Still there are fanatics that put good Eurodance remixes, and also NEW eurodance together. Just type it in here in CZcams : "Eurodance 2023 remix", or something like that.
5:34 Scatman 😀 like that song so much ❤️
The fact that this is narrated by a German makes this 2x more awesome
Man, it makes me shed a tear how this is so nostalgic of CZcams meme videos in 2006-2008... shit I guess at that point they were only like 10-15 years old! Like hearing "I Got A Feeling" now
You actually made Old Town Road tolerable to listen to as well. It actually works as a dance tune.
Oh yes my Swiss-English accent is hilarious xD the Old Town Road song is not my work. See the description.
Real McCoy, Ace of Base, Corona, Masterboy, Fun Factory, sash! we're forgotten.
Sash! is still one of my favorite artists to date.
@@emiel333 mine too! The first album rocked.
@@ignazs.5816 It sure does rock! It’s my life has a lot of gems on it.
So many. I think he just included examples.
Gigi D'agostino and Eiffel 65 ❤❤
Eurodance is my top 5 favorite genres, it’s the least pretentious of many popular genres. I’m not being sarcastic , I fxkn love it
I grew up listening Eurodance in its golden era 1990-1995…. Good old days that I remember with nostalgia
Culture Beat, Maxx and Ice Mc go hard. I would consider the later stuff more Europop than Eurodance. That more Synthy Techno style. One thing is for sure Eurodance either has the best or worst lyrics known to man nothing in between
So many hits that I absolutely loved during my teenage years 🎶😀❤ The animation at 12:15 is hilarious 😅!
DJ Bobo is still active and doing fine. But there is no hope it will ever come back in full circle.
I heart dj bobo in techno rave so it came back
E-Type still exists!💞💯💥
hello from Poland! eurodance was also very popular in our country back then, we also had lot of polish groups that mimic'ed western sound and style, like I&I etc. Back then nobody called it "eurodance", it was just 'dance'. Why it died? Two factors. First, eurodance was strictly bound with producer gear, which constantly evolved, right after 1997 new sounds started getting more and more popular, dance became more sophisticated, progressive appeared, trance and many more. Around 1996 producers were bored with saw sounds, "old school" rap verses and female refrains and started abandoning the formula. Right after 2000 there so many new exciting sounds and gears, that nobody wanted to become agnostic again and produce flat 4-on-the-floor sounds. To sum up: eurodance was a part of EDM sound evolution process. The sound died because something new and better replaced it. Second factor: producers exploited this genre to the maximum. There literally exist hundreds of thousands of records from the 1992-1996 era, where sounds, ideas, lyrics are repeating itself - please mind that dance was all about samples and sampling, which became the cheapest trick for success! That's why listeners were bored to death with the formula around 1995. Experimenting with uptempo speeds (in rave, happy hardcore) was only a nail to the eurodance coffin
For those who are curious about polish eurodance, look for "polish power dance", and also "disco polo" released 1998-2001. Polish dance lived a little bit longer than eurodance in the west, because of the generation gap, and many fantastic tracks were produced, top level quality, remaining unknown to the world. I have also explored Czech and Croatian dance from these years, there's an awesome amount of tracks to be discovered
I like Bartek Wrona💯💥
It also died mainly because MOST GROUPS or Projects had Voice one person - Face another person , it was hard to find talent during those days having both like Milli Vanilli - for ex most Dance Girls voices we heard in the 90s are not the faces we saw in the video , this genre died with this Reveal in most groups E-Type was doing the same thing with the Girl , the model brunette never sag ONE SONG , she was using the voice of Nana Hendin
euro dance❤❤ great period of music.Peace from Bosnia
Music discourse circles I hang around are sometimes dismissive of this genre. I mean why listen to this bubblegum stuff when you could be listening to “artsy” stuff like Radiohead or Björk. But tbh, I think the main appeal for me for this genre are the hooks. When this genre is at its best the songs have some killer hooks. The synth line to Another Night gets me moving every time I hear it. I can sing you the chorus to Carramelldansen by Carramell even though I don’t speak their language at all. Plus most of the songs in this video still work. To craft those hooks takes the legitimate artistic talent that people would only attribute to artists in more “respected” genres like alt rock or hip hop.
Yes, the most people join this type of trend to make fast money. I love the eurodance sound. Basically its the same vibe with different melodies. Many of the tracks work on piano very well (especially Eiffel 65 songs). 👍 the old rock sound and even new songs are usually not bad. I mean the guitar and drums combined work seamlessly.
Well. To me some "artsy fartsy" English techno, dnb, ambient and whatnot belongs in my collection as does Euro Dance (or Euro Trance). Music that helped me through tough times and has me smiling when listening to now. I started to recollect some treasures a couple of years ago. I also collect some of those weird compilations that have me skipping the same tunes now as I did back then. Funny stuff. Some albums/recordings are tough to come by now. I remember when Euro Dance went from late 80s house style to some early 90 high energy tunes and becoming more calm during the later 90s. Euro Dance lead to trance music becoming more influential in Europe in the later 90s. It flows between guilty pleasure and pure bliss when listening to Euro Dance.
I'm a heavy music fan, but eurodance is one of my guilty pleasures.
I Love Eurodance So Much
Italy created many Epic songs... Italodance Forever!
Thank you
Great 👍 video. I’ve subscribed.
In the underground it has came back
80's Music Rules ❤❤❤
I remember 1989 in music. To me it came across as a very fast change on what was played on the radio (I'm Belgian btw). Like 1988 and 1989 were completely different from what was played on the radio. I remember the first house song being popularly played on the radio called "bonzai" which was something completely new and different. Very shortly after that you all this very beat driven and melodic music popping up everywhere. It really was like a revolution at that time. I don't remember such a fast change happening after that. Usually a change comes gradually for example did all you guys remember how rock dissapeared completely from the radio (it happened in the early 2010s btw and it happened slow).
Technotronic paved the way for the new sound.
As they say "smile because it happened, don't only cry because it's over". Over-saturation & milking the music genre until it almost dries up happens to literally Every type of music. So it goes underground, might come back some day, idk. But you can just tell here the later half of 90s the songs were less new & fresh, started declining/ changing, even though some are still classics... but to understand it you have to have an open mind & observe the trends. Reminds me how 80s- early 90s "hair/ glam" hard-rock/ metal apparently crashed overnight, but it had already become watered-down, tired, less fresh & energetic, not like Grunge was the sole cause of what made it collapse (it had been in decline in the late 80s with bands that started with "W", record execs pumping out more of the same for as long as they could.. & nu metal came after grunge, and of course nu metal didn't last forever either, at least in the mainstream overall) audience grows older & next gen want/ respond more to something else, it just happens... mostly talking to other commentors here, & their best guesses here
It’s still popular at festivals
Eurodance als Thema für ein Schulprojekt?
based.
Oh boy as we had this genre of music being revived in 2023, this video aged like milk.
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Too bad you skipped ace of base. It sure deserved some highlight.
Ace of Base are true legends. I think they have the most sold Eurodance album.
@@FrosterXXL Yeah, you said it and I most certainly agree.
I still have to give respect to all the ones that started making EDM when that was not a thing. These humble beginnings paved the way for the great things to come later. In my experience, no genre was great at the beginning. I think of Trance in the early 90s, or Hip Hop in the late 80s or even Rock and of course EDM and pop.
I think "Pump up the Jam" is a solid tune, a classic and it sounds quite okay still. I'm not a fan but it's catchy and it sounds a lot better than most of this copycat factory "rap dude, girl singing" Eurodance. Technotronic's track at least has some coolness to it and not this "lalala, sunshine, children's birthdayparty vibe".
Snap's "The Power" and especially "Rhythm Is A Dancer" are huge classics. You will notice this trend because I listened to the charts and you see that if one new thing gets popular, everybody and his grandmother want to have a piece of that money cake. Of course only a few tracks are really good and stand out, that's the case in most genres. Especially when you compare Track A from a band and then the follow up singles that are most of the time not so good copies that try to be as good as the former hit single.
I didn't know that some Eurodance songs were super successful but those like "No Limit", "My Life", "What Is Love", "Mr. Vain", "Scarman John" and "Cotton Eye Joe" are definitely the best of the best from Eurodance and not some 2nd or 3rd class tracks. And I'm not even liking them that much.
I think that every mainstream genre has it's 5 years max and then people get bored and want something different. "Simple" genres like Eurodance offer only so much variations. Then EDM got better and more complex and more serious, so Eurodance vanished and Eurorap became a short thing.
Eurorap (Nana, Pappa Bear, Down Low) is totalyl mindblowing to me because black people living in Germany were rapping in English like the dudes in the states but it was very formulaic. And German rap was not having much success so far but they overtook Eurorap from like 1996 onwards until rap took over from the year 2000 on. So interesting.
@9:58 The tempo range is somewhat incorrect, as it conflicts with the other genre's tempo ranges due to most people's tendency to lump Euro reggae (a reggae fusion style influenced by Eurodance), Eurohouse, Euro-disco and Euro-pop in with Eurodance. Eurohouse's tempo range is the same as house’s (FL Studio and the “Techno Music Presentation” paper: 115-135 BPM; Ableton: 115-130 beats per minute; Musical U: 118-135 BPM; LinkedIn Learning: 110-140 BPM). Euro reggae's tempo range is roughly the same as of the reggae genre: it is typically around 80-110 BPM (according to Splice's "5 Core Elements of Reggae") or 60-90 BPM (according to Musical U).
The correct tempo range should be about 135-160 BPM.
Other than that, the video is good.
Thanks for the correction (=
@@FrosterXXL No problem. Jeez, various (and oftentimes outdated) sources tend to get tempo ranges a little wrong.
What is the song at 0:55? I know it but can't remember it??
It seems like a 'Culture Beat - Mr Vain' ripoff, I'm not sure that it is an actual different song...
That's exactly my question. I grew up with late 90s/early 00s music, I think I started to listen to the weekly charts and the radio in 1997 or 1998. I recently relistened to a lot of the songs that entered the charts in these years and I am glad that I missed the Eurodance hype.
EDM got a lot better IMHO then it was when the genre and technology were new so everything was very fomulaic and cheap sounding, especially compared to today's music. And I still like a lot of "commercial dance / hands up / vocal dance" from the early 2000s, which are the successors of the Eurodance sound.
It's interesting that the 90s were full of Eurodance, Eurorap (Down Low, Nana, C-Block), highspeed rave (RMB, Blümchen, Das Modul) and also a lot of R&B and cheesy pop.
The EDM sound from the 2010s are very generic, like Eurodance in the 90s. Now we have techno (David Guettas bad new versions of the old Eurodance classics). I prefer the old times.
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What's that song played at 0:55?
The Song is linked in the description.
No turkish subtitle?Why?
Sorry for that. It's automatically😂
black box is not eurodance but euro pop
same goes with snap and technotronic
Eurobeat is pretty much the only form of Europop and it's sadly not doing that well either :(
What about Gaga?
Gala maybe?
the end was after mortal kombat song lol
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I'm so glad that I missed Eurodance. No disrespect to the pioneers. But no genre is great from its beginning. What the Vengaboys did in the late 90s was so much better produced than most of the Eurodance and also Eiffel's classic "Blue" is so much better. Not a fair comparison, I know.
I also checked out the early chart entries of EDM tracks in the German single charts from 2001-2003. There is so much EDM there! You could argue that some tracks definitely are Eurodance without the rap.
The first minutes are quite entertaining - But from 12:00 you fade into pure nonsense...
Yes, unfortunately we had to have a discussion for the project, luckily you can skip it 😀
It didn’t come out of nowhere it came out of Europe.