Eurodance, Eurodance

It combines many elements from House, Hi-NRG, Italo-Disco, and Hip-Hop. In 2000s, Eurodance production continues to evolve with a more modernized style that incorporates elements from Trance and Techno music.

Some of the more prominent Eurodance songs go international, especially if an act manages to score more than one hit.

The early-mid 1990s Eurodance vocals were frequently done by a solo vocalist or a mixed rapper-vocalist duet.

From the late 1990s onwards, Trance began to take more influence from Eurodance as well (see Euro-Trance), while techno music was in decline since the late 1990s. By 2006, Trance started slowly losing popularity as quality releases that lived up to the early 2000s sound declined. Interest in Eurodance reignited. However, this time the comeback was largely helped by interests through music and video websites, which includes significant support from media sharing and online networking sites. Although this would be considered the second generation of Eurodance, the 2000s saw renewed interest in Eurodance.

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