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is 90s eurodance coming back

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Unfourtanely not yet, but the nostalgia factor is making a big impact on new releases. American market isn't ready yet, "I'm Good (Blue)" was lowkey a surprising smash in the States, but at the same time, it manages a safer eurodance sound.

Only one of the examples is Eurodance. 2 of those are Pop (/dance) songs sampling Eurodance classics :ahh: 

 

A good way Americans can tell the difference is that Eurodance songs never chart well in your country relative to elsewhere.

 

 

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The Calvin Harris/Ellie track is the only one of these three making me hopeful for a proper comeback.
The other two… you can always stream the originals for true Eurodance excellence. 
 

Now if the good sis Blümchen would make a Eurodance comeback… noone  would be safe

David x Bebe is 2012 EDM but kinda slow

Kim x Nicki is trap-pop song that uses a sample

Calvin x Ellie is trance

 

None of these are 90s eurodance.

It’s my favorite era of music so I would die for a proper eurodance comeback. The music from that era is just joyful, infectiously catchy, gay, euphoria.

I would actually love a sample of "Heaven" or the Europop "Boys of Summer" at some point.

 

 

I’d love Ava Max or someone to sample Ace of Base’ The Sign. 

I hope so, I am ready for some eurodance

and some cheesy europop :katie2:

 

 

 

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