List of Eurodance songs

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The following is a chronological list of Eurodance songs.

Contents

Late 1980s

YearArtistOriginSong
1989 Technotronic Belgium"Pump Up the Jam" [1] [2]
1989 Black Box Italy"Ride On Time" [3]

1990s

YearArtistOriginSong
1990 Snap! Germany"The Power" [4]
1991 2 Unlimited The Netherlands"Get Ready for This" [5]
1991 Army of Lovers Sweden"Crucified" [6]
1991 Black Box Italy"Strike It Up" [5]
19922 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"Twilight Zone" [7]
1992Army of LoversSweden"Ride the Bullet" [6]
1992 Captain Hollywood Project Germany"More and More" [8]
1992 DJ BoBo Switzerland"Somebody Dance with Me" [9]
1992 Double You Italy"Please Don't Go" [10]
1992 Dr. Alban Nigeria, Sweden"It's My Life" [11]
1992 Felix United Kingdom"Don't You Want Me" [12]
1992 Snap! Germany"Rhythm Is a Dancer" [4] [5] [13]
19932 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"No Limit" [14]
19932 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"Tribal Dance" [7]
1993E-TypeSweden"Set The World on Fire" [15]
1993 Corona Italy"The Rhythm of the Night" [16] [17]
1993 Culture Beat Germany"Mr. Vain" [5]
1993 Haddaway Germany, Trinidad and Tobago"What Is Love" [18] [19]
1993 Magic Affair Germany"Omen III" [13]
1993 Whigfield Italy, Denmark"Saturday Night" [20]
1993 Maxx Germany"Get-A-Way" [21]
19942 UnlimitedThe Netherlands"The Real Thing" [7] [14]
1994DJ BoBoSwitzerland"Let the Dream Come True" [22]
1994 Doop The Netherlands"Doop" [23]
1994 Dr. Alban Nigeria, Sweden"Look Who's Talking" [24]
1994HaddawayGermany, Trinidad and Tobago"Rock My Heart" [25]
1994 Real McCoy Germany"Another Night" [26]
1994 Rednex Sweden"Cotton Eye Joe" [27] [28]
1994 Scatman John United States"Scatman (Ski Ba Bop Ba Dop Bop)" [29] [30]
1995 Ace of Base Sweden"Beautiful Life" [31]
1995DJ BoBoSwitzerland"There Is a Party" [22]
1995 Dreamworld Sweden"Movin' Up" [32]
1995HaddawayGermany, Trinidad and Tobago"Fly Away" [33]
1995 Me & My Denmark"Dub-I-Dub" [34]
1996 Amber The Netherlands"This Is Your Night" [35]
1996 Gala Italy"Freed from Desire" [36] [37]
1996 Gina G Australia"Ooh Aah... Just a Little Bit" [38]
1996 Mr. President Germany"Coco Jamboo" [39]
1997 Aqua Denmark, Norway"Barbie Girl" [40]
1997 Sash! Germany"Encore une fois" [41]
1997Sash!Germany"Stay" [42]
1998 Alice Deejay The Netherlands"Better Off Alone" [43] [44]
1998 Bus Stop United Kingdom"Kung Fu Fighting" [45]
1998 Daze Denmark"Together Forever (The Cyber Pet Song)" [46]
1998 Loona The Netherlands"Bailando" [39]
1998 Eiffel 65 Italy"Blue (Da Ba Dee)" [47]
1998 Love Inc. Canada"You're a Superstar" [48]
1998VengaboysThe Netherlands"Up and Down" [49]
1998VengaboysThe Netherlands"We Like to Party" [50]
1999 Vengaboys The Netherlands"Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!!" [51] [52]
1999Alice DeejayThe Netherlands"Back in My Life" [43]
1999AmberThe Netherlands"Sexual (Li Da Di)" [53]
1999 Angel City featuring Lara McAllen The Netherlands, United Kingdom"Love Me Right (Oh Sheila)" [54]
1999 DJ Gigi D'Agostino United States, Italy"L'amour toujours" [55]

2000s

YearArtistOriginSong
2000 ATC Germany"Around the World (La La La La La)" [56]
2000 Fragma Germany"Toca's Miracle" [57]
2000 French Affair Germany, France"My Heart Goes Boom (La Di Da Da)" [58]
2001 DJ Encore featuring Engelina Denmark"I See Right Through to You" [59]
2001 DJ Sammy and Yanou featuring Do Spain"Heaven" [60] [61]
2002 Lucy Carr United Kingdom"Missing You" [62]
2002 Modern Talking Germany"Ready for the Victory" [63]
2002 t.A.T.u. Russia"All the Things She Said" [64]
2003 DJ BoBo Switzerland"Chihuahua" [65]
2003 O-Zone Moldova"Dragostea din tei" [66]
2004 Günther Sweden"Ding Dong Song" [67]
2005 DHT Belgium"Listen to Your Heart" [68]
2005Crazy FrogSweden"Popcorn" [69]
2005 Dared Belgium"Driver's Seat" [70]
2005 Cascada Germany"Everytime We Touch" [71]
2006 Basshunter Sweden"Boten Anna" [72]
2006 September Sweden"Cry for You" [73]
2007BasshunterSweden"Now You're Gone" [74]
2007 Cascada Germany"What Hurts the Most" [75]
2007 Kate Ryan Belgium"Voyage, voyage" [76]
2007SeptemberSweden"Can't Get Over" [77]
2008BasshunterSweden"All I Ever Wanted" [78]
2008 Eurobandið Iceland"This Is My Life" [79]
2008 Inna Romania"Hot" [80]
2008 Kate Ryan Belgium"Ella, elle l'a" [76]
2008 Waldo's People Finland"Lose Control" [81]
2009CascadaGermany"Evacuate the Dancefloor" [82]
2009 Edward Maya Romania"Stereo Love" [80]

2010s

YearArtistOriginSong
2010 Hera Björk Iceland"Je ne sais quoi" [83] [84]
2010 Rihanna Barbados"Only Girl (In the World)" [85]
2010 SunStroke Project and Olia Tira Moldova"Run Away" [86]
2011 Britney Spears United States"Till the World Ends" [87]
2011 Kelly Rowland featuring the WAV.sUnited States"Down for Whatever" [88]
2011 Eric Saade Sweden"Popular" [89]
2011 Alexandra Stan Romania"Mr. Saxobeat" [90] [91]
2011 Pitbull featuring Marc Anthony United States, Puerto Rico"Rain Over Me" [92] [93]
2011 The Wanted United Kingdom and Ireland"Glad You Came" [94]
2012 Loreen Sweden"Euphoria" [95] [96]
2012 Oceana Germany"Endless Summer" [97]
2012 R.I.O. featuring Nicco Germany, United States"Party Shaker" [98]
2012 Tacabro Italy"Tacata'" [99]
2012 Usher United States"Scream" [100]
2013 Justin Bieber featuring Ludacris Canada, United States"All Around the World" [101]
2013CascadaGermany"Glorious" [102]
2013 Lady Gaga United States"Applause" [103]
2013 Katy Perry United States"Walking on Air" [104]
2018 Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa United Kingdom"One Kiss" [105]
2018 Charli XCX & Troye Sivan United Kingdom"1999" [106]

2020s

YearArtistOriginSongRefs
2023Kyle Gordon feat. DJ Crazy Times & Ms. Biljana Electronica United States "Planet of the Bass" [107] [108] [109]
2023 Alan Walker, Dash Berlin and Vikkstar The Netherlands, Norway, United Kingdom "Better Off (Alone, Pt. III)" [110]
2024 Kaleen Austria "We Will Rave" [111]
2025 BLACKPINK South Korea"JUMP" [112] [113]

See also

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