Deep Dance 25

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1. Deep Dance Take 25 (32.32)

A 90s Eurodance and Club Classic Treasure

Deep Dance 25 is a must-listen for fans of 90s eurodance, house, and techno. This iconic megamix showcases a seamless blend of high-energy tracks that defined the dance scene of the era. Featuring chart-topping hits like Reel 2 Real's "I Like To Move It" and Ice MC's "Think About The Way," this compilation captures the essence of 90s club culture.

Highlights include eurodance anthems (Urban Cookie Collective - "High On A Happy Vibe"), house grooves (Odyssey - "Riding On A Train"), and techno classics (U96 - "Inside Your Dreams"). With contributions from legends like Prince Ital Joe & Marky Mark, Fun Factory, and Magic Affair, the mix is a nostalgic journey through timeless dancefloor favorites.

Whether you're rediscovering old favorites or exploring 90s dance music for the first time, Deep Dance 25 offers a thrilling dive into the vibrant club sound of the decade. Perfect for parties, workouts, or reliving the golden age of eurodance!

Track listing for Deep Dance Take 25

1

I Like To Move It

Reel 2 Real feat. The Mad Stuntman

House

"I Like to Move It" by Reel 2 Real is a 1993 dance hit produced by DJ Erick Morillo and featuring vocals by The Mad Stuntman. Released as the second single from their debut album Move It!, the track became an international sensation, peaking at number 5 on the UK Singles Chart and charting worldwide. Its energetic rhythm and iconic lyrics have kept it popular, especially through its use in the Madagascar movie series.
2

Riding On A Train

Odyssey

Eurodance Trance

"Riding on a Train" is a 1994 Eurodance track by the German group Odyssey, featuring vocals by Lisa Cash. The song showcases energetic beats and catchy melodies characteristic of the Eurodance genre. Released by Metronome Musik GmbH, it gained popularity in European dance clubs during the mid-1990s.
3

Whoomp! There It Is

Tag Team

Bass Music Pop Rap

"Whoomp! (There It Is)" is a 1993 debut single by American hip-hop duo Tag Team. Known for its catchy chorus and Miami bass influence, the track became a massive hit, reaching number two on the Billboard Hot 100 and topping the R&B/Hip-Hop chart. Its energetic vibe has made it a timeless anthem at parties and sporting events, securing its place in pop culture history.
4

Dancing Is Like Making Love

Unity Power feat. Rozlyne Clarke

Eurodance Hi-NRG

"Dancin' Is Like Making Love" by Unity Power featuring Rozlyne Clarke is a 1994 Eurodance track showcasing Clarke's dynamic vocals and energetic beats. Released by RCA Records, the song became a favorite in the mid-'90s dance scene with its memorable hooks and upbeat rhythm. It features several remixes, including the Hi-NRG Disco Remix and Extended Club Mix.
5

Your Love Is Magic

Loft

Eurohouse

"Love Is Magic" is a 1994 Eurodance track by German group Loft, featuring dynamic vocals and energetic beats characteristic of the era. Released as a single from their debut album Wake the World, the song showcases Loft's signature blend of dance rhythms and catchy melodies. It achieved chart success in several countries, contributing to the group's prominence in the mid-'90s Eurodance scene.
6

Now

Cyb

"Now" by CYB is a 1995 progressive house track produced by Italian duo Gianni and Sandro Visnadi. Known for its hypnotic melodies and driving beats, the track became a favorite in the mid-'90s electronic music scene. Released by La Maison Grande, it includes notable mixes such as the Play Mix and Two Doo Remix, showcasing its versatility on the dance floor.
7

Calling You

Power Nation feat. Kurtis Blow

Eurohouse

"Calling You" by Power Nation featuring Kurtis Blow is a 1994 Euro House track that combines vibrant dance beats with Kurtis Blow's iconic rap style. Released by Polydor Records, the single gained attention with its dynamic mixes, including the Radio Edit, Special Dance Mix, and Original Dance Version, making it a standout in the mid-'90s Euro House scene.
8

Under The Same Sun

Due feat. Alexia

Eurodance

"Under the Same Sun" by Due is a 1994 Eurodance rendition of the Scorpions' hit, reinterpreted with vibrant electronic beats and energetic vocals by Alexia. Released by ZYX Music, the track features several versions, including the Extended Mix and Radio Edit, making it a standout cover in the Eurodance genre.
9

La Cucamaraca

TNN

Latin Pop Eurodance

"La Cucamarcha" by TNN (The New Nation) is a 1993 Euro House track combining Latin-inspired rhythms with energetic dance beats. Released by Dance Street and Technoland, the song became a hit in European clubs, featuring multiple versions such as the Club Version and Rave Mix, making it a standout in the early '90s dance scene.
10

So Good, So Right (All I Can Do)

Sydney Youngblood

Eurohouse

"So Good So Right (All I Can Do)" by Sydney Youngblood is a 1994 Euro House track featuring his soulful vocals paired with vibrant dance rhythms. Released as a single from the album The Hat Won't Fit, the song brings a lively groove to the Eurodance genre. It achieved modest chart success, peaking at #91 in Germany in mid-1994.
11

Let Me Be · Original Mix

Da Blitz

Eurodance

"Let Me Be" is a 1994 Eurodance track by Italian group Da Blitz, featuring Viviana Presutti's dynamic vocals over energetic beats. Released by Bliss Corporation, the song became a hit in European dance clubs, showcasing the vibrant Eurodance scene of the mid-'90s. The single includes various mixes, such as the Classic Mix and Let Me Mix.
12

Think About The Way

Ice MC

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Think About the Way" by Ice MC is a 1994 Eurodance hit featuring uncredited vocals by Alexia. Produced by Roberto Zanetti (Robyx), the track combines Ice MC's rapid rapping with melodic choruses, creating a quintessential Eurodance sound. It became a major success, reaching the top 5 in Belgium and Italy, and charting in the top 15 across Europe. The song gained further recognition after being featured in the 1996 film Trainspotting.
13

Your Love Is Magic

Loft

Eurohouse

"Love Is Magic" is a 1994 Eurodance track by German group Loft, featuring dynamic vocals and energetic beats characteristic of the era. Released as a single from their debut album Wake the World, the song showcases Loft's signature blend of dance rhythms and catchy melodies. It achieved chart success in several countries, contributing to the group's prominence in the mid-'90s Eurodance scene.
14

Don't Be Shy

Jamie Dee

Eurohouse

"Don't Be Shy" by Jamie Dee is a 1994 Euro House track performed by Italian singer Marina Restuccia. Featuring energetic beats and infectious melodies, the song epitomizes the Eurodance sound of the '90s. Released by X-Energy Records, the single includes multiple versions, such as the Radio Mix and Minoia's Extended Mix, making it a favorite in dance clubs of the era.
15

United

Prince Ital Joe & Marky Mark

Eurodance Eurohouse Hip hop Reggae Pop Rap

"United" by Prince Ital Joe and Marky Mark is a 1994 Eurodance track that fuses reggae and rap elements. Released as the third single from their album Life in the Streets, the song was a major hit, topping the charts in Germany and reaching the top ten in multiple European countries, including Austria, Sweden, and Switzerland.
16

High On A Happy Vibe

Urban Cookie Collective

Eurodance Eurohouse

"High on a Happy Vibe" by Urban Cookie Collective is a 1994 Eurodance track featuring Diane Charlemagne's soulful vocals. Released as the fourth single from their debut album of the same name, the song combines uplifting lyrics with energetic beats, characteristic of the Eurodance era. It reached number 31 on the UK Singles Chart and number 12 on the UK Dance Singles Chart.
17

Music Of Your Mind

Paul Harrys

Italo Dance Eurohouse

"Music of Your Mind" by Paul Harrys is a 1994 Italodance track released by Atomic Energy Records. Known for its energetic beats and captivating melodies, the song is a standout of the mid-'90s dance scene. The single features several mixes, including the Firework Mix, H10 Mix, and Radio Edit, showcasing its versatility on the dance floor.
18

The Colour Of My Dreams

B.G. The Prince Of Rap

Eurohouse Eurodance

"The Colour of My Dreams" by B.G. The Prince of Rap is a 1994 Eurodance track featuring Paris Red on vocals. Released as the second single from the album The Time Is Now, the song blends rap verses with melodic hooks, a signature style of Eurodance. It achieved notable success, reaching number 13 in Germany and topping the Canadian RPM Dance/Urban chart.
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Think About The Way

Ice MC

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Think About the Way" by Ice MC is a 1994 Eurodance hit featuring uncredited vocals by Alexia. Produced by Roberto Zanetti (Robyx), the track combines Ice MC's rapid rapping with melodic choruses, creating a quintessential Eurodance sound. It became a major success, reaching the top 5 in Belgium and Italy, and charting in the top 15 across Europe. The song gained further recognition after being featured in the 1996 film Trainspotting.
20

Feel The Emotions

Sydney Fresh

Eurohouse

"Feel the Emotion" by Sydney Fresh is a 1994 Euro House track that showcases uplifting beats and catchy melodies. Released under the Subsonic and Mercury labels, the single includes various versions, such as the Radio Version and The T.P.A. Mixes, making it a favorite on the dance floors of the '90s.
21

Dance Romance

Beat System

Eurodance

"Dance Romance" by Beat System is a 1994 Eurodance track featuring rapper Tony T and vocalist Patty. Released under the Intercord label, the single includes two versions ("chapters") with various mixes, blending energetic rhythms and catchy hooks that define the Eurodance sound of the '90s.
22

Close To You

Fun Factory

Eurodance

"Close to You" by Fun Factory is a 1994 Eurodance track from their debut album NonStop. With its upbeat rhythm and catchy melodies, it became a fan favorite in the Eurodance scene. The song achieved chart success, peaking at number 19 in Germany and number 46 on the US Billboard Hot 100.
23

Animalaction

Paraje

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Animalaction" by Paraje is a 1993 Euro House track that captures the high-energy vibe of early '90s dance music. Released under the DFC label, the song features pulsating beats and infectious melodies. The single includes several mixes, such as the Macho Mix and Animal Mix, making it a favorite on European dance floors.
24

Whoomp! There It Is

Tag Team

Bass Music Pop Rap

"Whoomp! (There It Is)" is a 1993 debut single by American hip-hop duo Tag Team. Known for its catchy chorus and Miami bass influence, the track became a massive hit, reaching number two on the Billboard Hot 100 and topping the R&B/Hip-Hop chart. Its energetic vibe has made it a timeless anthem at parties and sporting events, securing its place in pop culture history.
25

This Must Be Love

Zoom

Eurodance

"This Must Be Love" by Zoom is a 1994 Eurodance track released under the Big Bubbles label. Known for its energetic beats and catchy melodies, the song embodies the spirit of mid-'90s dance music. The single features various mixes, including the Radio Edit, Original Love Mix, and No Time For Love Mix, making it a standout in the Eurodance genre.
26

I Like To Move It

Reel 2 Real feat. The Mad Stuntman

House

"I Like to Move It" by Reel 2 Real is a 1993 dance hit produced by DJ Erick Morillo and featuring vocals by The Mad Stuntman. Released as the second single from their debut album Move It!, the track became an international sensation, peaking at number 5 on the UK Singles Chart and charting worldwide. Its energetic rhythm and iconic lyrics have kept it popular, especially through its use in the Madagascar movie series.
27

Luv 4 U

Bad Boys Blue

Eurodance Eurohouse Synth-pop

"Luv 4 U" by Bad Boys Blue is a 1994 Eurodance track from their album To Blue Horizons. The song combines the group's signature catchy melodies with danceable beats. Released as a single, it features multiple versions, including the Radio Mix, Club Mix, and Dub Mix, making it a standout track of the Eurodance era.
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Raudy

Mark 'Oh
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Six Days

Intermission feat. Lori Glori

Eurodance

"Six Days" by Intermission is a 1994 Eurodance track featuring Lori Glori on vocals. Released under the Freshline label, the song delivers energetic beats and a memorable melody, hallmarks of the Eurodance genre. It achieved chart success, peaking at number 20 in Germany, number 18 in Austria, and number 22 in Switzerland.
30

Inside Your Dreams

U96

House Eurohouse

"Inside Your Dreams" by U96 is a 1994 house track released as a standalone single. The song became a European hit, topping the charts in Finland and reaching the top 10 in Austria and Switzerland. It also peaked at number 12 in Germany and number 44 in the UK, solidifying U96's presence in the '90s electronic music scene.
31

Born Crazy

The Free

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Born Crazy" by The Free is a 1994 Eurodance track featuring vocals by Charles Simmons and Iris Trevisan. Released under the Dance Pool label, the song captures the energetic spirit of the Eurodance era with its upbeat rhythms and catchy melodies. The single includes various mixes, such as the Radio Edit, Extended Mix, and Adlib Club Mix.
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Give Me All Your Love

Magic Affair

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Give Me All Your Love" by Magic Affair is a 1994 Eurodance hit, released as the second single from their debut album Omen (The Story Continues...). Featuring A.K. Swift's rap vocals and Franca Morgano's powerful lead vocals, the song became a major success in Europe, reaching number three in Finland, number four in Denmark, and number six in Germany, where it was certified gold for over 250,000 copies sold.

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3. Megadance 93 Part 2 (27.52)

The Ultimate Veronica Megamix by Martin de Boer

If you're a fan of 90s dance music, Megadance 93 Part 2 is a must-hear megamix that perfectly encapsulates the vibrant energy of the era. Crafted by Martin de Boer for Veronica, this mix features iconic eurodance, house, techno, and reggae hits that dominated clubs and airwaves in 1993.

The tracklist is packed with legendary anthems:

Eurodance Hits: 2 Unlimited's "No Limits", DJ Bobo's "Keep On Dancing", and Culture Beat's "Mr. Vain".

Club Classics: Jaydee's "Plastic Dreams", Capella's "U Got To Let The Music", and Urban Cookie Collective's "The Key, The Secret".

Reggae-Influenced Tracks: Shaggy's "Oh Carolina" and Chaka Demus & Pliers' "Tease Me".

Techno Favorites: Usura's "Open Your Mind", Dance 2 Trance's "Power Of American Natives", and The Prodigy's "Out Of Space".

This megamix also features unique remixes and rare edits, making it a treasure trove for dance music enthusiasts. With tracks like Twenty 4 Seven's "Slave To The Music" and Snap's "Do You See The Light", this compilation delivers non-stop energy for fans of 90s club culture.

Whether you're rediscovering classics or exploring 90s dance music for the first time, Megadance 93 Part 2 is an unforgettable journey through one of the most exciting periods in electronic music. Perfect for parties, workouts, or nostalgia trips!

Track listing for Megadance 93 Part 2

1

Keep On Dancing

DJ Bobo

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Keep on Dancing" by DJ BoBo is a 1993 Eurodance hit featuring vocals by Emel Aykanat. As a follow-up to "Somebody Dance with Me," the track was co-written and produced by René Baumann (DJ BoBo) alongside Daniel Peyer, Gutze Gautschi, and Mark Wyss. The song became a major success, reaching number one in Finland, number two in Switzerland, and earning a gold certification in Germany.
2

Oh Carolina

Shaggy

Dancehall Reggae

"Oh Carolina" is a 1993 single by Jamaican artist Shaggy, featured on his debut album Pure Pleasure. This dancehall rendition of the 1960 ska classic by the Folkes Brothers blends reggae rhythms with Shaggy's distinctive deep vocals. The track gained international acclaim, topping the UK Singles Chart and introducing Shaggy to a global audience.
3

Give It Up

The Good Men

House Tribal

"Give It Up" is a 1993 house track by Dutch duo The Goodmen, also known as The Good Men, comprising producers Gaston Steenkist and René ter Horst. The song is renowned for its infectious tribal rhythm and energetic beats, which contributed to its widespread popularity in clubs worldwide. It achieved significant chart success, reaching number one on the US Billboard Dance Club Songs chart and peaking at number five on the UK Singles Chart.
4

More & More

Captain Hollywood Project

Eurodance

"More and More" by Captain Hollywood Project is a 1992 Eurodance hit featuring vocals by Nina Gerhard. Released as the lead single from the album Love Is Not Sex, the song became a major success, topping the charts in Germany and reaching the top five in several European countries. In the United States, it peaked at number 17 on the Billboard Hot 100, cementing its status as an international dance anthem.
5

I'm Gonna Get You

Bizarre Inc. feat Angie Brown

House

"I'm Gonna Get You" by Bizarre Inc is a 1992 house track featuring powerful vocals by Angie Brown. Taken from their album Energique, the song uses lyrics from Jocelyn Brown's "Love's Gonna Get You" and samples Dupree's "Brass Disk." It became a major hit, reaching number three on the UK Singles Chart and topping the US Billboard Dance Club Songs chart, cementing its place as a dance classic.
6

Exterminate

Snap

Eurodance Trance

"Exterminate!" by Snap! is a 1992 Eurodance and trance hit featuring vocals by Niki Haris. Released as the third single from their album The Madman's Return, the track combines energetic beats with a futuristic vibe. It was a major success, reaching number one in Finland and Spain, and peaking at number two in the UK charts, solidifying Snap!'s presence in the dance music scene.
7

U Got Me Up

Dajea

House Deep House

"U Got Me Up" is a 1993 house track by American singer Dajae, produced by Curtis Jones under his alias Cajmere. The song features Dajae's soulful vocals layered over a deep, infectious groove, characteristic of early '90s Chicago house music. It gained significant popularity in the dance music scene, with remixes by notable producers such as Danny Tenaglia and E-Smoove, and remains a classic in the house genre.
8

Joy

Staxx

House Eurodance

"Joy" by Staxx is a 1993 house classic featuring vocals by Carol Leeming. Produced by Simon Thorne and Tom Jones, the track became a dancefloor favorite, topping the US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart and the Canadian RPM Dance/Urban chart. In the UK, it peaked at number 25, with a 1997 remix climbing to number 14. Its soulful vocals and infectious house groove solidified its status as a timeless club anthem.
9

It's Ok, It's All Right

Def Dames Dope

Eurodance

"Only with You" by Captain Hollywood Project is a 1992 Eurodance track featuring vocals by Nina Gerhard. Released as the second single from the album Love Is Not Sex, the song became a major hit across Europe, reaching the top 10 in several countries, including number two in Finland and Portugal.
10

Only With You

Captain Hollywood Project

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Only with You" by Captain Hollywood Project is a 1992 Eurodance track featuring vocals by Nina Gerhard. Released as the second single from the album Love Is Not Sex, the song became a major hit across Europe, reaching the top 10 in several countries, including number two in Finland and Portugal. Its melodic hooks and emotional lyrics made it a standout of the Eurodance era.
11

Show Me

Kim Sanders

Eurohouse Eurodance

"Show Me" by Kim Sanders is a 1993 Eurodance track showcasing her powerful vocals over an energetic dance beat. Produced by Torsten Fenslau, known for his work with Culture Beat, the song gained traction in European clubs and charts, peaking at number 33 in both Germany and the Netherlands. It remains a standout track of the early '90s Eurodance era.
12

Dum Da Dum

Melodie MC

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Dum Da Dum" by Melodie MC is a 1993 Eurodance hit featuring vocals by Mayomi. Taken from the album Northland Wonderland, the track samples "Feel That Beat" by 2 Static and became a major success, reaching number two in Greece, number three in Spain, and number four in the Netherlands. In Australia, it peaked at number five and earned a gold certification.
13

Life

Haddaway

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Life" by Haddaway is a 1993 Eurodance hit, released as the second single from his debut album, The Album. Written and produced by Dee Dee Halligan and Junior Torello, the track became a global success, reaching number one in Finland, Israel, Spain, and Sweden, and charting in the top 10 across Europe. Its infectious melody and danceable beats solidified Haddaway's status as a Eurodance icon.
14

Ain't No Love (Ain't No Use)

Sub Sub

Dance Disco

Ain't No Love (Ain't No Use)" is a 1993 dance track by British group Sub Sub, featuring vocals by Melanie Williams. Blending elements of dance and disco, the song became a major hit, reaching number three on the UK Singles Chart and topping the UK Dance Singles Chart. Known for its infectious groove and soulful vocals, it remains a standout track from the early '90s dance scene.
15

Why Is It? (Funk Dat)

Sagat

House Hip hop

"Funk Dat" by Sagat is a 1993 hip-house track known for its humorous spoken-word style, where Sagat questions everyday frustrations, punctuated by the iconic phrase "Funk Dat!" Released on Maxi Records, the track became a global club hit, reaching the US Top 40 and gaining international acclaim for its unique and catchy delivery.
16

20 Hz.

Capricorn

Techno Tribal

"20 Hz" is a 1993 techno and tribal house track by Capricorn, the project of Dutch producer Hans Weekhout. Released on the Belgian label Global Cuts, a subsidiary of R&S Records, the track is renowned for its distinctive tribal rhythms and deep basslines, which contributed to its popularity in the early '90s electronic music scene.
17

Free

Deborah Wilson

House

"Free" is a 1993 house track by Deborah Wilson, released on Stealth Records. The song features various mixes, including the "Exposure Mix" and "Disco 70 Version," showcasing Wilson's soulful vocals over classic house rhythms. The track gained recognition in the early '90s dance scene for its infectious groove and energetic beats.
18

Faces

2 Unlimited

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Faces" by 2 Unlimited is a 1993 Eurodance track released as the third single from their album No Limits!. Written by Ray Slijngaard, Anita Dels, Phil Wilde, and Jean-Paul De Coster, the song became a hit, reaching number two in the Netherlands, number eight in the UK, and number six on the Eurochart Hot 100. With its high-energy beats and catchy lyrics, it remains a classic of the Eurodance era.
19

Plastic Dreams

Jaydee

House Trance

"Plastic Dreams" is a 1992 instrumental house track by Dutch producer Jaydee, known for its distinctive Hammond organ melody and extended playtime. The song became a significant hit in the dance music scene, topping the US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart in 1993 and achieving chart success in several European countries. Its enduring popularity has led to numerous remixes and re-releases over the years.
20

Feels Like Heaven

Urban Cookie Collective

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Feels Like Heaven" by Urban Cookie Collective is a 1993 house and Eurodance track, released as the second single from their debut album High on a Happy Vibe. Written and produced by Rohan Heath, it features Diane Charlemagne's soulful vocals. The song was a commercial success, reaching number five on the UK Singles Chart and charting in the top 10 across several countries, including Belgium, Ireland, and Switzerland.
21

Open Your Mind

Usura

House Italo House Eurodance

"Open Your Mind" by U.S.U.R.A. is a 1993 techno and Eurodance hit, known for its energetic beats and clever sampling. The track incorporates a riff from Simple Minds' "New Gold Dream (81–82–83–84)" and dialogue from the film Total Recall, creating a futuristic and hypnotic sound. It became a major success, charting in the top 10 across Europe, including the UK, Germany, and Ireland.
22

Vallee De Larmes

Rene Et Gaston

House

"Vallée De Larmes" by René et Gaston is a 1993 house track by the Dutch duo René ter Horst and Gaston Steenkist, also known as DJ Zki & Dobre. Released on Fresh Fruit Records, the track is celebrated for its iconic xylophone melody and progressive build-up, making it a standout in the early '90s house music scene.
23

Tribal Dance

2 Unlimited

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Tribal Dance" is a 1993 Eurodance track by Belgian/Dutch group 2 Unlimited, released as the second single from their album No Limits!. The song achieved significant success, topping charts in Finland, Portugal, and Spain, and reaching the top 10 in several other European countries. Its energetic beats and catchy melody made it a staple in early '90s dance clubs.
24

Never Alone

2 Brothers On The 4th Floor

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Never Alone" is a 1993 Eurodance track by Dutch group 2 Brothers on the 4th Floor, featuring rapper D-Rock and vocalist Des'Ray. Released as the third single from their debut album Dreams, the song achieved significant success, reaching number two on the Dutch Top 40 and topping the charts in Brazil, Israel, and South Africa. Its uplifting lyrics and energetic beats made it a staple in early '90s dance clubs.
25

The Key - The Secret

Urban Cookie Collective

Eurodance Eurohouse

"The Key: The Secret" is a 1993 house track by British group Urban Cookie Collective, featuring vocals by Diane Charlemagne. Released as the lead single from their debut album, High on a Happy Vibe, the song achieved significant success, reaching number two on the UK Singles Chart and topping the charts in the Netherlands. Its infectious melody and upbeat rhythm made it a staple in early '90s dance clubs.
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Oh Boy

Klatsch!

House Tech House

"Oh Boy" is a 1993 house track by Dutch duo Klatsch!, composed of DJ Zki (René ter Horst) and Dobre (Gaston Steenkist). Released on Fresh Fruit Records, the song is notable for its energetic beats and catchy hooks, characteristic of early '90s house music.
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Maximum Overdrive

2 Unlimited

Eurodance

"Maximum Overdrive" is a Eurodance track by 2 Unlimited, released in November 1993 as the fourth single from their album No Limits!. The song features energetic vocals by Anita Doth and rap verses by Ray Slijngaard, characteristic of the band's dynamic style. It achieved notable chart success, reaching number 15 on the UK Singles Chart and securing the top position in Finland. The accompanying music video, directed by David Betteridge, showcases the duo in a high-speed car chase, aligning with the song's high-energy theme.
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Do You See The Light

Snap ft. Niki Haris

Eurodance Eurohouse Trance

"Do You See the Light (Looking For)" is a 1993 Eurodance track by German group Snap!, featuring vocals by American singer Niki Haris. Released as the fourth and final single from their album The Madman's Return, the song showcases Snap!'s signature blend of electronic beats and catchy melodies. It received positive reviews from music critics, with some comparing it to the work of Giorgio Moroder.
29

Move

Moby

Eurohouse Techno

"Move (You Make Me Feel So Good)" is a 1993 techno track by American electronic musician Moby. The song features a chorus sampling Loleatta Holloway's 1980 hit "Love Sensation." Released as the title track of Moby's EP Move, it showcases his signature blend of energetic beats and melodic hooks, contributing to his early '90s acclaim in the electronic music scene.
30

U Got To Let The Music

Capella

Eurodance

"U Got 2 Let the Music" by Cappella is a Eurodance anthem released in 1993 as the fourth single from their album U Got 2 Know. The track, featuring a catchy melody that samples Alphaville's "Sounds Like a Melody," became a massive hit, reaching number two on the UK Singles Chart and topping charts in Austria, Finland, and Switzerland. Its energetic beats and captivating vocals made it a staple of '90s dance floors.
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U Got 2 Know

Capella

Eurodance Eurohouse

"U Got 2 Know" is a 1992 Eurodance track by Italian group Cappella, later included on their 1994 album of the same name. The song achieved significant success, reaching number six on the UK Singles Chart and topping the Music Week Dance Singles chart. It features an uncredited interpolation of Siouxsie and the Banshees' "Happy House" and a vocal sample from Ralphi Rosario's "You Used to Hold Me." The track is notable for its energetic beats and catchy melody, characteristic of early '90s Eurodance.
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Slave To The Music

Twenty 4 Seven

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Slave to the Music" by Twenty 4 Seven is a Eurodance hit from 1993, featuring Stay-C's rap vocals and Nance's melodic singing. As the title track from their album Slave to the Music, it became a defining song of the Eurodance era, topping charts across Europe and receiving widespread acclaim for its catchy beats and dynamic energy.
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Send Me An Angel

C.B. Milton

Eurohouse

"Send Me an Angel" is a 1993 Eurodance track by Dutch vocalist CB Milton, also known as Clarence Bekker. Released as a single from his debut album It's My Loving Thing, the song showcases CB Milton's soulful vocals set against an energetic dance beat, characteristic of early '90s Eurodance.
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Dancin' On A Higher Ground

Fun Da Mental

Eurohouse House

"Dancin' on a Higher Ground" is a 1993 Eurodance track by Dutch project Fun Da Mental, featuring vocals by Desray, who later gained fame with 2 Brothers on the 4th Floor. Produced by Wessel van Diepen, known for his work with Vengaboys and Alice Deejay, the song blends uplifting melodies with a danceable beat, characteristic of early '90s Eurodance. Although it didn't achieve significant chart success, it remains a nostalgic piece for fans of the genre.
35

Got To Get It

Culture Beat

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Got to Get It" by Culture Beat is a 1993 Eurodance hit from their album Serenity. Featuring vocals by Tania Evans and rap by Jay Supreme, the track became a chart-topper in Belgium and Finland and reached the top five in countries like the UK, Germany, and Sweden. With its energetic beats and catchy melody, it solidified Culture Beat's reputation in the '90s dance music scene.
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Mr. Vain

Culture Beat

Eurodance Eurohouse

"Mr. Vain" is a 1993 Eurodance track by German group Culture Beat, featuring lead vocals by Tania Evans and rap verses by Jay Supreme. Released on April 16, 1993, as the lead single from their second album, Serenity, the song achieved international success, topping charts in numerous countries, including Germany, the UK, and Australia.
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Impossible

Captain Hollywood Project

Eurodance

"Impossible" is a 1993 Eurodance track by Captain Hollywood Project, featuring vocals by American singer Kim Sanders. Released as the fourth single from the album Love Is Not Sex, the song blends energetic beats with introspective lyrics.
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Tease Me

Chaka Demus & Pliers

Reggae Dancehall

"Tease Me" is a 1993 reggae and dancehall hit by Jamaican duo Chaka Demus & Pliers, produced by Sly & Robbie. The track's infectious rhythm and memorable melody made it a major success, reaching number three on the UK Singles Chart and charting highly in Australia and the Netherlands. It remains one of their most iconic songs.
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Sweat

Usura

Eurodance Hi-NRG

"Sweat" is a 1993 Eurodance track by Italian electronic music group U.S.U.R.A., released as a follow-up to their hit "Open Your Mind." The song features high-energy beats and catchy melodies, characteristic of the early '90s dance scene. It achieved commercial success, charting in several European countries, including reaching number 4 in Italy and number 29 in the UK.
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Power Of American Natives

Dance 2 Trance

Trance

"Power of American Natives" by Dance 2 Trance is a 1992 techno and trance track featuring vocals by Linda Rocco. Released as the third single from their album Moon Spirits, it became their most iconic and successful song, blending hypnotic beats with a serene melody. Widely regarded as a classic in the genre, it captured the essence of early '90s electronic music.
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No Limit

2 Unlimited

Eurodance

"No Limit" is a 1993 Eurodance track by Belgian/Dutch group 2 Unlimited, released as the lead single from their second album, No Limits!. The song achieved significant success, topping charts across Europe, including in the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands. Its catchy refrain and energetic beats made it a defining anthem of the early '90s dance scene.
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Is It Love (Acapella Rap)

Twenty 4 Seven

Eurodance

"Is It Love" is a 1993 Eurodance track by Dutch group Twenty 4 Seven, featuring rap vocals by Stay-C and sung vocals by Nance. Released as the fourth single from their album Slave to the Music, the song achieved significant success, peaking at number five on the German charts and entering the top ten in several other European countries. The track is characterized by its upbeat tempo and catchy chorus, typical of the Eurodance genre of that era.
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Open Sesame

Leila K.

Eurodance Hip House

"Open Sesame" is a Eurodance hit by Swedish artist Leila K, released in 1992 as the lead single from her album Carousel. The track, co-written and produced by Denniz PoP, combines energetic dance beats with hip-house influences. It became a major success in Europe, topping the charts in Belgium and landing in the top ten in several other countries. The vibrant music video gained widespread attention and frequent airplay on MTV Europe.
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El Gallinero

Ramirez

Hard Trance Trance Eurodance

"El Gallinero" by Ramirez is a 1993 hard trance and Euro house track that became a defining hit in the European dance scene of the early '90s. Featuring energetic Spanish vocals and a pulsating beat, the song captured the vibrant and experimental spirit of the era’s electronic music. It remains a classic in the rave and hard trance genres, appreciated for its unique style and high-energy rhythm.
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Out Of Space

The Prodigy

"Out of Space" by The Prodigy, released on November 9, 1992, is a standout track from their debut album Experience. Blending rave energy with reggae influences, the song features a memorable sample from Max Romeo's "Chase the Devil" and elements from Ultramagnetic MCs' "Critical Beatdown." It became a major hit, peaking at number 5 on the UK Singles Chart and earning platinum certification in 2024. Known for its energetic vibe and surreal music video, "Out of Space" remains a fan favorite and a staple in The Prodigy's live performances.
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Relax (1993 Remix)

Frankie Goes To Hollywood

Synth-pop Trance

The 1993 remix of Frankie Goes to Hollywood's iconic track "Relax," known as the "Ollie J Remix," reimagined the song with house music influences, bringing it into the early '90s club scene. Released as part of ZTT Records' reissue campaign, the remix reached number 5 on the UK Singles Chart and was featured on the 1994 compilation album Reload! Frankie: The Whole 12 Inches.