List of Eurodance artists

The following is a list of Eurodance artists. Eurodance, which is also known as Eurohouse or Euro-NRG, is a genre of electronic dance music that originated in the late 1980s primarily in Europe. It combines elements from house, techno and hip hop.[1]

Contents

0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y

## 0–9

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* 20 Fingers[2]
* 2 Brothers on the 4th Floor[3]
* 2 Fabiola[4]
* 2 Unlimited[3][5][6]
* 89ers[7]

## A

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* A*Teens[8]
* Ace of Base[6][9]
* Aikakone[10]
* Alcazar[8][11][12]
* Alexia[13]
* Alice Deejay[14]
* Amber[15][16]
* Antique[17]
* Aqua[6][18]
* Army of Lovers[6][19][20]
* ATC[1][21][22]

## B

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* Basic Element[6]
* Basshunter[23][24]
* Bellini[25]
* B.G., the Prince of Rap[1]
* Black Box[26]
* La Bouche[27][28]

## C

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* Cappella[6][29]
* Captain Hollywood Project[1][30]
* Captain Jack[31][32]
* Cascada[23][33][34][35]
* Centory[2]
* Alex Christensen[36]
* Le Click[27]
* Colonia[37]
* Corona[6][38][39]
* Tina Cousins[40][41]
* Crazy Frog[42]
* Culture Beat[1][43][44][45]
* Cut 'N' Move[6][44][46]

## D

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* Daze[47][48][49]
* Def Dames Dope[50]
* DHT[33][51]
* DJ BoBo[52]
* DJ Encore[53]
* DJ Manian[54]
* DJ Sammy[33]
* Dr. Alban[6][9][55]
* Dune[1]

## E

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* E-Rotic[1][56]
* E-Type[6][8][57]
* Eiffel 65[58][59][60]
* Electro Team[61]
* Eu4ya[62]
* Tania Evans[1]

## F

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* Fragma[35]
* Fun Factory[1][63][64]

## G

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* Gala[65]
* General Base[1]
* Groove Coverage[35]
* Günther[66][67]

## H

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* Haddaway[2][6][68]

## I

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* Ian Van Dahl[69]
* Ice MC[1][2][70]
* Infernal[71]
* Infinity[72]
* Inna[73]

## J

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* Jenny B[74]
* Jam & Spoon[75]

## K

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* Leila K[9]
* Nosie Katzmann[76]
* Kim Kay[77]

## L

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* Livin' Joy[38]
* Loft[1]
* Love Inc.[78]

## M

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* Magic Affair[1][79]
* Masterboy[1][2]
* Maxx[1][6]
* Melodie MC[6][44]
* Milk Inc.[80]
* Mo-Do[81]
* Movetron[82]
* Mr. President[1][83]

## N

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* N-Trance[58]
* No Mercy[28]

## O

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* O-Zone[84][85]

## P

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* Pandora[6][86]
* Paradisio[47]
* Pharao[87]
* Prince Ital Joe[88]

## R

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* R.I.O.[35][89]
* Real McCoy[90]
* Rednex[91][92]
* Reset[93]
* Ruki Vverh![94]
* Kate Ryan[95]

## S

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* Sash![23][96]
* Santamaria[97]
* Scooch[98]
* Scooter[1][23]
* September[23]
* Serebro[99]
* Shanadoo[100]
* Snap![1][2][6][22][101]
* Solid Base[6][102]
* Sound Factory[103]
* Soundstream[104]
* Spagna[105]
* Alexandra Stan[106]
* Staxx of Joy[107]
* Sunblock[108]

## T

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* T-Spoon[3]
* Technotronic[6][109]
* Melanie Thornton[1]
* Twenty 4 Seven[3]

## U

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* U96[1][2]
* Urban Cookie Collective

## V

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* Vengaboys[110][111][112]

## W

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* Waldo's People[113]
* Whigfield[6][114]

## Y

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* Yanou[54]

## See also

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* List of Eurodance songs

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