What are you feeling? How is your mood? Do you need to get some uplifting music tones? Muuuzic is our Eurodance site, and in this article, I go through 3 fantastic tracks.

#1 – Maduar with I Feel Good

Do you have a bad day? I recommend everyone a song that is so uplifting, it moves tons of sorrow away from your neck. It is such an uplifting energy bomb, with Barbara kung-fu Eurodance from 1994.

This is an amazing Slovak Eurodance band from Rimavská Sobota, Slovakia. They were formed in Slovakia on the 1st of August 1986.

Their dance and singing in the fields and the female vocal voice are striking. She really sings well, and I wonder where she is today? Maduar made lots of Eurodance House type of songs, with this one being one of the best ones, I think.

The mix between the male’s rap and her beautiful voice keeps the song uplifting. I really recommend this tune to anyone who wants to heal completely.

Now, that’s the magic that the Eurodance genre gives.

#2 – Silja with How Could I Find Love

With one of the most remarkable synths, beats, and a fantastic voice. Silja had this masterpiece of a Eurodance song shipped back in the 1990s.

In this uplifting tune. She brings everything that Eurodance is all about. Uplifting and a good feel vibe from start to end. It is a song that some of you will be hooked on. There is so much going on in this tune. I didn’t know about this tune back in the ’90s. But now I do, and I am glad to share this gem with you that really needs to be heard.

Today, this sort of world music style is not presented much in today radio or on TV. But in 1994 times, when this song was out then Eurodance was huge.

#3 – Flexx with Wake Up!

If you want to turn the fantasy into reality. Then you need to Wake Up! with Flexx. This Eurodance band is from Sweden, and this remarkable track was released back in 1993.

This song has everything that a Eurodance song should have.

The tune is so powerful! Especially the female voice here is so amazing from start to finish. I think it fits so well together with the male rap singing. The tone of the song is a bit deep, but it keeps the beats and singing are so perfect and are synced very well.

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