What makes Addicted to Music by ATB notable?

'Addicted to Music' solidified ATB's status in the Eurodance genre, reaching high positions on charts across Europe and influencing subsequent dance-pop artists. The album features several hits that helped define the sound of early 2000s dance music, contributing to the mainstream popularity of electronic sounds during this era. By the time 'Addicted to Music' was released in January 2003, ATB, the project of André Tanneberger, was firmly established in the electronic music scene following his breakthrough with '9 PM (Till I Come)' in 1999. This album came as a follow-up to his successful album 'Two Worlds' from 2001, showcasing his continued evolution in blending trance and pop elements.

Who is Addicted to Music for?

Addicted to Music works well if you're into long, immersive listening sessions, uplifting emotional highs and dynamic melodic explorations.

How many songs are on Addicted to Music?

Addicted to Music has 22 tracks, running approximately 120 minutes.

Addicted to Music

ATB · 2003

120 min · 22 tracks · EDM · dance-pop · ambient

A vibrant blend of euphoric beats and lush melodies that captures the essence of early 2000s dance music.

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Why this album works

'Addicted to Music' solidified ATB's status in the Eurodance genre, reaching high positions on charts across Europe and influencing subsequent dance-pop artists. The album features several hits that helped define the sound of early 2000s dance music, contributing to the mainstream popularity of electronic sounds during this era.

Best for: long, immersive listening sessions uplifting emotional highs dynamic melodic explorations
Context: By the time 'Addicted to Music' was released in January 2003, ATB, the project of André Tanneberger, was firmly established in the electronic music scene following his breakthrough with '9 PM (Till I Come)' in 1999. This album came as a follow-up to his successful album 'Two Worlds' from 2001, showcasing his continued evolution in blending trance and pop elements.
Stylistic neighbors: Paul van Dyk· Armin van Buuren· Aly & Fila