Top tracks — play these first
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I Call Your Name Start here — This track opens the album with an infectious melody and hook that captures Roxette's signature sound, setting a high-energy tone for the remixes that follow.
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Neverending Love — The remix enhances the original's romantic atmosphere, showcasing Roxette's knack for pairing heartfelt lyrics with captivating beats, making it a standout.
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Soul Deep — With a rhythmic pulse that invites listeners to dance, this track exemplifies the album's intent to remix popular songs into club favorites while maintaining lyrical depth.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- steady tempo for dancing
- catchy hooks for sing-alongs
- energetic vibe for parties
- feel-good tracks for celebrations
Maybe skip if you
- prefer slower, introspective music
- seek complex song structures
Where this album fits
- In the catalog
- Breakthrough — This album capitalized on their early success and helped establish Roxette's commercial presence.
- Themes
- late '80s dance culture· club-ready remixes· Europop energy
- Career context
- Released on March 27, 1987, Dance Passion – The Remix Album arrived shortly after Roxette's breakthrough hit 'The Look' from their second album, Pearls of Passion. This remix album capitalized on their rising fame and showcased their appeal in the burgeoning Europop and dance music scenes. It exemplified the duo's ability to merge pop sensibilities with club-ready sounds, solidifying their place in the international market.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Ace of Base· Alphaville· T'Pau
Tracklist
- 1 I Call Your Name Start here 5:13
- 2 Soul Deep 5:17
- 3 Like Lovers Do 5:05
- 4 Neverending Love 4:31
- 5 Goodbye to You 6:00
- 6 Secrets That She Keeps 6:16
- 7 Joy of a Toy 5:18
If this landed
Records by other artists that run on the same instinct.
Kylie
Kylie Minogue
Shares the same late '80s dance-pop energy and catchy hooks, for club atmospheres.
Please
Pet Shop Boys
Combines synth-driven pop with danceable beats and a vibrant, upbeat atmosphere reflecting the era.
Touch Me
Samantha Fox
Features infectious pop melodies and a dance-oriented production style that resonates with late '80s club culture.
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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