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The Eurodance Producer Evolution
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| Tak Dub Bam |
In the peak of eurodance we had names like Culture Beat, Jam&Spoon etc. My question is this.. Can you name another Marc Spoon? Are there any eurodance producers who in their later days (now) are making somewhat good EDM productions?
Example
Jam & Spoon - Right In The Night vs. Storm - Storm
Edit: RIP :(
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| montana |
i can only think of these two
CJ Stone (Bass Bumpers and some other projects)
Mauro Picotto (Cappella)
but i know Nrg2Nfinit knows more euro producers who went on to do other stuff |
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| DRM |
| quote: | Originally posted by montana
Mauro Picotto (Cappella)
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Picotto was only partially involved in Cappella and not really part of it but yeah ur still correct |
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| Sykonee |
| I've often wondered what Nosie Katzmaan's been up to these days... |
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| Nrg2Nfinit |
Gianfranco bortolotti (cappella with maro picotto) --> sosa - the wave
Michiel Van Der Kuy (LA style) --> desiderio, lovechild
Katana --> Katana
David morales
2 Unlimited
vengaboys
gigi d'agostino
Dj miko (mauro farina) still producing
this is all i can think of for now |
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| Nrg2Nfinit |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sykonee
I've often wondered what Nosie Katzmaan's been up to these days... |
he did a collab with mellow traxx recently in 2004
http://www.discogs.com/release/355307
havent heard it.. but his work with kim sanders was really good |
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| Nrg2Nfinit |
| quote: | Originally posted by DRM
Picotto was only partially involved in Cappella and not really part of it but yeah ur still correct |
bortolotti was teh head guy for cappella with his italo disco influences |
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| Tak Dub Bam |
| quote: | Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit
bortolotti was teh head guy for cappella with his italo disco influences |
What was Mauro's role? Any tracks..
Edit: Let's not forget Morillo!! |
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| Dyshein |
Eurodance is pretty much dead as far as I'm concerned, or at least I have yet to find a substantial amount of music that is similar to the eurodance sound. Snap and Amber both were some of my fav eurodance artists in the day and they both sound far removed from it now, while most of the other artists I like have faded into obscurity (Captain Hollywood Project and Cartouche, for example). I don't consider venga/picotto/katana and all those guys to be eurodance either (well, maybe 2 unlimited, but that's about it), to me eurodance is stuff like haddaway/culture beat/la bouche/real mccoy/corona and so forth, and there isn't really any music out there that sounds like that anymore, or at least none that I've found. It's too bad, because eurodance was all about love and dancing, and we need more music that preaches that to cancel out all the emo pop lyrics of today (at least in america anyways).
Errr, so in answer to your question, the only two eurodance producers I know that are still around are Snap and Amber, although the red-headed chick from Dee-lite still does some DJ'ing. |
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| Tak Dub Bam |
Couldn't agree more.
PS. Bringing up Vengaboys made U96 loose his Love Religion
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| montana |
Alex Christensen (U96) is one of those people who always was a cheese producer (yeah, he went off and did one or two less cheesy tracks tho), from u96 to his own tracks as alex c to producing rollergirl, atc, bro'sis and others.
"Life is my passion
Lust is my confession
Love's my religion
Sign of my origin" |
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| Ishkur |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dyshein
Eurodance is pretty much dead as far as I'm concerned, or at least I have yet to find a substantial amount of music that is similar to the eurodance sound. |
Remove the rapping, change the lyrics from dancing and sweating to lost love and emotions, replace the pads and leads with Ferry Corsten presets, and you have Vocal Trance. |
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