No it doesn't sound like trance, plus Dance-pop electroclash is what Wikipedia says it is. And the producers of the song don't dabble in trance either.

No it doesn't sound like trance, plus Dance-pop electroclash is what Wikipedia says it is. And the producers of the song don't dabble in trance either.

 

Well wikipedia everyone can edit so it is not always accurate. I do think All Fired Up is more dancey than most dance-pop. I have seen it described as 'trance-heavy' on the internet too on the description on directlyrics, I am not sure if this is is an official description. It is probably progressive house at least.

 

MNEK co-produced it, that is weird it doesn't have any hint of UK Garage in it whatsoever.

Its just typical hands in the air EDM, electro. Same as "Not Giving Up".

Its just typical hands in the air EDM, electro. Same as "Not Giving Up".

 

You could argue that Melanie C's I turn To You sounds similar too and most people consider that as trance.

I Turn To You has trance influences. The Saturdays's songs haven't.

 

I wish though trance would come back :(

Tbf I can understand why 'All Fired Up' would be considered more dance than pop or dance-pop. There's no typical pop verse-chorus structure and when you listen to the instrumental (available on Spotify) it sounds just like most other recent dance songs in their original form before they end up with vocals on top.

 

Nevertheless, it's a Xenomania production who is very much pop.

I Turn To You has trance influences. The Saturdays's songs haven't.

 

I wish though trance would come back :(

 

I think All Fired Up does have trance influences, I would disagree.

 

Along with the disco influenced house music of the early and mid 2000s I would really like early 2000s style trance to come back too. These are two genres which seem to have disappeared this decade.

So was this the last big trance song then? Released in August 2006 and reached number 10.

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- Dubstep (2009-2011)

- Drum and Base (2011-2012)

- Future garage (2012-2013)

- Big Room (2013-2014)

- Tropical house (2014-)

- PC music lol

 

Does that help xo

 

The 10s have trends too, they're just not so visible when we're living through them. As far as I've heard, mainstream dance music is so much better than it was ~5 years ago. Give me Kygo over Steve Aoki anyday.

 

Lol just saw this, I was talking in the context of the noughties only - obvs yes lots of trends in the 2010s, dubstep and tropical house especially!

 

What's 'future garage'? My musical knowledge starts sliding off a cliff after about 2011...

This is probably the most trancey popular new song I have heard recently

 

Lol just saw this, I was talking in the context of the noughties only - obvs yes lots of trends in the 2010s, dubstep and tropical house especially!

 

What's 'future garage'? My musical knowledge starts sliding off a cliff after about 2011...

 

Future garage is like Disclosure, Gorgon City and Shift K3y.

 

I would say deep house and future garage for mid 2013 to the end of 2014. Then organ house and looped house for early 2015 and a mix of tropical house, funky house and future bass until now.

Discovered a trance tune in a weird place :lol:

 

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I know the vast majority of this song isn't trance but would 5:00 to the end of this be trance? :o

 

Dance-Pop / EDM at a push... Not really Trance no.

Dance-Pop / EDM at a push... Not really Trance no.

 

5 minutes in to the end of Champagne Showers is unlike the rest of the record, it has a massive buildup, it doesn't really have much of a drop, has a trance beat and it does sound quite trancey to me.....

Much of this is quite reminscent of trancepop, the verses of this sound quite Flip and Fill style (although it does have a Coldplay style chorus)

 

^ Yeah that does seem a bit trancey, must be why I like it so much :P

 

I listened to this just now and I think it has elements of trance in possibly (particularly the Fergie parts):

 

^ Yeah that does seem a bit trancey, must be why I like it so much :P

 

I listened to this just now and I think it has elements of trance in possibly (particularly the Fergie parts):

 

 

That was always my favourite Black Eyed Peas song....this and Champagne Showers are probably my favourite tracks of the whole early 2010s global EDM phase.

 

'Lightning''s verses are very Flip and Fill style trancepop, with a Coldplay style chorus tacked on to it.

Also this must be close with the synths in the verses especially

 

 

This one might be trance....accounted for many of the sales for Hey Now, I remember this remix was top 40 on itunes at the time