New smashing EB Single: N-Euro - Lover On The Line

DancingKing · Post by **DancingKing** » 08 Sep 2006, 14:00

Hey! I jsut wanna tell you guys of the latest Eurobeattrack I've just discovered at the German TV station Viva: It's N-Euro with his new single "Lover On The Line"! While there are some real hot chicks in the clip, this song just puts you back to the 90ies when you listen to its breathtaking sound. You need to watch the clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xim5YWDmy1Y
A real big one! It was released in Germany, but does somebody know where else?

para_rigby · Post by **para_rigby** » 08 Sep 2006, 16:40

Erm. I really didn't like the song. It reminds me alot of Eiffel 65's sound.

And I really don't see the song as being Eurobeat at all. Eurodance/pop.

Vadim · Post by **Vadim** » 08 Sep 2006, 19:05

para_rigby wrote:Erm. I really didn't like the song. It reminds me alot of Eiffel 65's sound.
And I really don't see the song as being Eurobeat at all. Eurodance/pop.

This is a cover of a tune that came out in Germany on A last Bad Boys Blue album. Characteristic David Brandes prod and melody in his typical
euroenergy-90-s sound. BBB played mostly german style hi nrg till early 90-s,than switched to typical german dance 90-s fare. Regarding 80-s BBB,that was the same genre as italian Eurobeat,naturally.

Cosmic_Bard · Post by **Cosmic_Bard** » 09 Sep 2006, 01:44

Nope. Not Eurobeat. Nu-Italo. Eiffel 65 is the best example of the genre... but there are many more.

The biggest giveaway is the heavy use of vocoders; you can hear all the digital pitch shifts of his voice, throughout the song, which is a very common element present in almost all Nu-Italo style songs.

As a matter of personal preference, I find the song slow and repetetive.... not a big fan of the lead guy's voice, either.

DJ Mike · Post by **DJ Mike** » 09 Sep 2006, 01:50

Well, Arena 69 did use the same sorts of vocoders in songs like I'm Dreaming, so Eurobeat isn't entirely untouched by that effect

But still, I'd have to agree that this definitely isn't a Eurobeat song, and come to think of it, this isn't a great dance song either o_O

drnrg · Post by **drnrg** » 09 Sep 2006, 04:29

The only thing Arena 69 and Eiffle 65 have in comon is the artist name. While I don't love Eiffle 65, I do not entirely hate them iether. Arena 69 kicks ass in every possible position imagined...even 69. Make mine a Space Jam orgy

Cosmic_Bard · Post by **Cosmic_Bard** » 09 Sep 2006, 15:16

Eiffel 65 had some good moments. I remember the song they did about PlayStation... you know you're out of song topics when...

DJ Mike · Post by **DJ Mike** » 09 Sep 2006, 15:23

drnrg wrote:The only thing Arena 69 and Eiffle 65 have in comon is the artist name.

And the vocoder effects, which is precisely why I brought them up

Muppet!

DancingKing · Post by **DancingKing** » 09 Sep 2006, 17:14

OK, make me wiese: What is Eurobeat anyway? I like "Lover On The Line" because of its digital style. Can you give me more similar artists??? Thanks

Wataru Akiyama · Post by **Wataru Akiyama** » 14 Sep 2006, 12:25

DancingKing wrote:OK, make me wiese: What is Eurobeat anyway?

*faceplant*

Okay, here's what you need to do.

Get a old Toyota Corolla GT-S.

Buy a copy of Initial D - D Selection 1

Then go driving whilst listening to it. Make sure you drift around every corner whilst doing so.

Had fun? Eurobeat is like that, but all the time

Nine · Post by **Nine** » 14 Sep 2006, 15:52

DancingKing wrote:OK, make me wiese: What is Eurobeat anyway? I like "Lover On The Line" because of its digital style. Can you give me more similar artists??? Thanks

The Eurobeat this website talks about is the music that comes out of Italy by various small record lables, that is then released by Avex Trax in Japan.

That song you linked is more euro-dance, or europop. Regardless though I found the song pretty entertaining

here's a few bit of youtube you can watch to see what eurobeat is.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqfDy_rzl7I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlJY19ss-Bw

also, if you search eurobeat and sort by date added, you should see a plethora of eurobeat videos; such as parapara dance videos, and novice made music videos.

Also, here is what wataru was talking about; unfortunately the video sound is really horrible and if you search for initial d you can probably find something better. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcVDw5DmdbY

DancingKing · Post by **DancingKing** » 18 Sep 2006, 20:06

mm, I don't know that much about music, but I think this music you posted is quite similar to the sound of N-Euro. Anyway I like all this stuff, but N-Euro is a bit mor freaky, and that's makes him more intresting to me

Cosmic_Bard · Post by **Cosmic_Bard** » 19 Sep 2006, 13:02

Wataru Akiyama wrote: Okay, here's what you need to do.

Get a old Toyota Corolla GT-S.

Buy a copy of Initial D - D Selection 1

Then go driving whilst listening to it. Make sure you drift around every corner whilst doing so.

Had fun? Eurobeat is like that, but all the time

QFT.

Wataru Akiyama · Post by **Wataru Akiyama** » 24 Sep 2006, 11:52

Cosmic_Bard wrote:
Wataru Akiyama wrote: Okay, here's what you need to do.

Get a old Toyota Corolla GT-S.

Buy a copy of Initial D - D Selection 1

Then go driving whilst listening to it. Make sure you drift around every corner whilst doing so.

Had fun? Eurobeat is like that, but all the time
QFT.

What's worse is that I was an aspiring amateur racer. Then I found out about all this.

"WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT, (wataru)?"

"I, uh, got a little overexcited at that last corner and swung the back out a little too much there."

"Do you realize how much of Michelin's Rubber you're pissing away doing that?"

"Hahahaha, yeah..."

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