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Bubblegum Dance

"Bubblegum Dance" is a term coined by fans to describe a particular style of eurodance or dance-pop music. Traditional Bubblegum eurodance typically had a high-pitched female vocalist singing upbeat, synthesizer and melody driven verses and choruses, and a male singing back up vocals or rap. The lyrics and style of bubblegum dance music is often playful and child-like, and common singing topics include fantasy characters such as wizards and princesses, and songs about having fun, love, partying, and eating candy. Other terms used to describe bubblegum dance music include: bubblegum techno, bubblegum house, euro cheese, bubble dance, and happy house. Click here for more information.

Bubblegum Dance-Pop

"Bubblegum Dance-Pop" projects came into the spotlight after the 2000s, when eurodance music from the 1990s started to blend with the happy "teen pop" music of the 2000s. By this time, eurodance production was becoming less popular, and so producers were looking at other styles of dance music, hence many acts began to release music that was more pop sounding, and less electronic than traditional sounding bubblegum dance. Click here for more information.

Bubblegum Italodance

"Bubblegum Italodance" is a term coined by fans to describe happy, cheesy, and often childish Italodance music. Italodance is essentially eurodance produced in Italy, and this style of dance music was hugely popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s, where production sky-rocketed. Bubblegum Italodance makes use of heavy beats and synthesisers, with catchy melody driven verses and choruses nearly always sung by a female vocalist. Click here for more information.

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Caramella Girls' mini album ''Mums Mums''!

Posted on December 12, 2022 by Mitch Andrews

Caramella Girls is back with a surprise release before Christmas, the mini album "Mums Mums" released December 9th. "Mums Mums" is Swedish for "yummy" or "nom nom" as we might know in English, and is also a reference to the popular Swedish chocolate "Mums-Mums". And of course the girls' haven't disappointed!

While two of the songs are the...

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