List of Eurodance songs

The following is a chronological list of Eurodance songs.

Late 1980s

YearArtistOriginSong
1989Culture BeatGermany"Der Erdbeermund"[1]
1989Black BoxItaly"Ride On Time"[2]
1989TechnotronicBelgium"Pump Up the Jam"[3][4]

1990s

YearArtistOriginSong
1990Snap!Germany"The Power"[5]
1990Snap!Germany"Ooops up"
1990Snap!Germany"Mary Had a Little Boy"
1990TechnotronicBelgium"Get Up!"[6]
1990TechnotronicBelgium"Rockin' Over the Beat"[7]
1990Army of LoversSweden"Ride the Bullet"[8]
1991Snap!Germany"Colour of Love"[9]
19912 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"Get Ready for This"[10]
1991Army of LoversSweden"Crucified"[8]
1991Black BoxItaly"Strike It Up"[10]
1991RozallaZambia, Zimbabwe"Everybody’s Free (To Feel Good)" [11]
19922 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"Twilight Zone"[12]
19922 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"Workaholic"[13]
19922 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"The Magic Friend"[14]
1992Captain Hollywood ProjectGermany"More and More"[15]
1992Captain Hollywood ProjectGermany"Only With You"[16]
1992TechnotronicBelgium"Move This"[17]
1992DJ BoBoSwitzerland"Somebody Dance with Me"[18]
1992Double YouItaly"Please Don't Go"[19]
1992Dr. AlbanNigeria, Sweden"It's My Life"[20]
1992FelixUnited Kingdom"Don't You Want Me"[21]
1992Snap!Germany"Rhythm Is a Dancer"[5][10][22]
1993DJ BoBoSwitzerland"Keep on Dancing"
1993DJ BoBoSwitzerland"Take Control"[23]
1993Captain Hollywood ProjectGermany"Impossible"[24]
19932 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"No Limit"[25]
19932 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"Tribal Dance"[12]
19932 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"Maximum Overdrive"[12]
1993E-TypeSweden"Set The World on Fire"[26]
1993CoronaItaly"The Rhythm of the Night"[27][28]
1993Culture BeatGermany"Mr. Vain"[10]
1993Culture BeatGermany"Got to Get It"[29]
1993Culture BeatGermany"Anything"[30]
1993Jam & SpoonGermany"Right in the Night"[31]
1993IntermissionGermany"Piece of My Heart"[32]
1993PandoraSweden"Trust Me"[33]
1993HaddawayGermany"What Is Love"[34][35]
1993HaddawayGermany"Life"[36]
1993Magic AffairGermany"Omen III"[22]
1993LoftGermany"Summer Summer"[37]
1993LoftGermany"Hold On"[38]
1993WhigfieldItaly, Denmark"Saturday Night"[39]
19932 Brothers on the 4th FloorThe Netherlands"Never Alone"[40]
1993Twenty 4 SevenThe Netherlands"Slave to the Music"[41]
1993Electro TeamCroatia"Tek je 12 Sati"[42]
1993MaxxGermany"Get-A-Way"[43]
1994MaxxGermany"No More (I Can't Stand It)"[44]
1994MaxxGermany"You Can Get It" [45]
1994 Loft Germany "Love Is Magic"
1994PlayahittyItaly"The Summer is Magic"[46]
19942 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"Let the Beat Control Your Body"[47]
19942 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"The Real Thing"[12][25]
19942 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"No One"[48]
1994DJ BoBoSwitzerland"Let the Dream Come True"[49]
1994DoopThe Netherlands"Doop"[50]
1994Dr. AlbanSweden"Look Who's Talking"[51]
1994HaddawayGermany"Rock My Heart"[52]
19942 Brothers on the 4th FloorThe Netherlands"Dreams (Will Come Alive)"[53]
1994Real McCoyGermany"Another Night"[54]
1994Real McCoyGermany"Automatic Lover (Call for Love)"[55]
1994Real McCoyGermany"Run Away"[56]
1994RednexSweden"Cotton Eye Joe"[57][58]
1994Scatman JohnUnited States"Scatman (Ski Ba Bop Ba Dop Bop)"[59][60]
1994La BoucheGermany"Sweet Dreams"[61]
1995La BoucheGermany"Be My Lover"[62]
1995Captain JackGermany"Captain Jack"[63]
19952 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"Here I Go"[64]
1995Ace of BaseSweden"Beautiful Life"[65]
1995CoronaItaly"Baby baby"[66]
1995CoronaItaly"Try Me Out"[67]
1995DJ BoBoSwitzerland"Love is All Around"[68]
1995DJ BoBoSwitzerland"There Is a Party"[49]
1995DJ BoBoSwitzerland"Freedom"[69]
1995DreamworldSweden"Movin' Up"[70]
1995HaddawayGermany"Fly Away"[71]
1995Me & MyDenmark"Dub-I-Dub"[72]
1996AlexiaItaly"Summer Is Crazy"[73]
1996AlexiaItaly"Number One"[74]
1996GalaItaly"Freed from Desire"[75][76]
1996ParadisioBelgium"Bailando"[77]
1996AmberThe Netherlands"This Is Your Night"[78]
1996Gina GAustralia"Ooh Aah... Just a Little Bit"[79]
1996Mr. PresidentGermany"Coco Jamboo"[80]
1997GalaItaly"Let a Boy Cry"[81]
1997AquaDenmark, Norway"Barbie Girl"[82]
1997Sash!Germany"Encore une fois"[83]
1997Sash!Germany"Stay"[84]
1998Alice DeejayThe Netherlands"Better Off Alone"[85][86]
1998Bus StopUnited Kingdom"Kung Fu Fighting"[87]
1998DazeDenmark"Together Forever (The Cyber Pet Song)"[88]
1998LoonaThe Netherlands"Bailando"[80]
1998Eiffel 65Italy"Blue (Da Ba Dee)"[89]
1998Love Inc.Canada"You're a Superstar"[90]
1998VengaboysThe Netherlands"Up and Down"[91]
1998VengaboysThe Netherlands"We Like to Party"[92]
1999VengaboysThe Netherlands"Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!!"[93][94]
1999Alice DeejayThe Netherlands"Back in My Life"[85]
1999AmberThe Netherlands"Sexual (Li Da Di)"[95]
1999Angel City featuring Lara McAllenThe Netherlands, United Kingdom"Love Me Right (Oh Sheila)"[96]

2000s

YearArtistOriginSong
2000ATCGermany"Around the World (La La La La La)"[97]
2000FragmaGermany"Toca's Miracle"[98]
2000French AffairGermany, France"My Heart Goes Boom (La Di Da Da)"[99]
2001DJ Encore featuring EngelinaDenmark"I See Right Through to You"[100]
2001DJ Sammy and Yanou featuring DoSpain, Germany, The Netherlands"Heaven"[101][102]
2002Modern TalkingGermany"Ready for the Victory"[103]
2002t.A.T.u.Russia"All the Things She Said"[104]
2003DJ BoBoSwitzerland"Chihuahua"[105]
2003O-ZoneMoldova"Dragostea din tei"[106]
2004GüntherSweden"Ding Dong Song"[107]
2005DHTBelgium"Listen to Your Heart"[108]
2005Crazy FrogSweden"Popcorn"[109]
2005DaredBelgium"Driver's Seat"[110]
2005 Cascada Germany "Everytime We Touch"[111]
2006BasshunterSweden"Boten Anna"[112]
2006SeptemberSweden"Cry for You"[113]
2007BasshunterSweden"Now You're Gone"[114]
2007CascadaGermany"What Hurts the Most"[115]
2007Kate RyanBelgium"Voyage, voyage"[116]
2008EurobandiðIceland"This Is My Life"[117]
2008InnaRomania"Hot"[118]
2008Kate RyanBelgium"Ella, elle l'a"[116]
2008Waldo's PeopleFinland"Lose Control"[119]
2009CascadaGermany"Evacuate the Dancefloor"[120]
2009Edward MayaRomania"Stereo Love"[118]

2010s

YearArtistOriginSong
2010Hera BjörkIceland"Je ne sais quoi"[121][122]
2010RihannaBarbados"Only Girl (In the World)"[123]
2010SunStroke Project and Olia TiraMoldova"Run Away"[124]
2011Britney SpearsUnited States"Till the World Ends"[125]
2011Kelly Rowland featuring the WAV.sUnited States"Down for Whatever"[126]
2011Eric SaadeSweden"Popular"[127]
2011Alexandra StanRomania"Mr. Saxobeat"[128][129]
2011Pitbull featuring Marc AnthonyUnited States, Puerto Rico"Rain Over Me"[130][131]
2011The WantedUnited Kingdom and Ireland"Glad You Came"[132]
2012LoreenSweden"Euphoria"[133][134]
2012OceanaGermany"Endless Summer"[135]
2012R.I.O. featuring NiccoGermany, United States"Party Shaker"[136]
2012TacabroItaly"Tacata'"[137]
2012UsherUnited States"Scream"[138]
2013Justin Bieber featuring LudacrisCanada, United States"All Around the World"[139]
2013CascadaGermany"Glorious"[140]
2013Lady GagaUnited States"Applause"[141]
2013Katy PerryUnited States"Walking on Air"[142]
2018Calvin Harris & Dua LipaUnited Kingdom"One Kiss"[143]
2018Charli XCX & Troye SivanUnited Kingdom"1999"[144]

2020s

Year Artist Origin Song
2023 Kyle Gordon feat. DJ Crazy Times & Ms. Biljana Electronica United States "Planet of the Bass"[145][146][147]
2023 Alan Walker, Dash Berlin and Vikkstar The Netherlands, Norway, United Kingdom "Better Off (Alone, Pt. III)"[148]
2024 Kaleen Austria "We Will Rave"[149]
2025 BLACKPINK South Korea "JUMP"[150][151]

See also

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