What makes This Is the World We Live In by Alcazar notable?

This album's title track became a commercial success across Europe, reaching high positions on various charts and solidifying Alcazar's place in the Eurodance genre. The multiple remixes featured in the album also highlighted its dancefloor appeal, contributing to the resurgence of disco-inspired music in the early 2000s. Its influence is evident in subsequent Eurodance tracks that embraced similar production styles. In 2004, Alcazar was riding the wave of their earlier successes, particularly with their hit single 'Crying at the Discoteque.' 'This Is the World We Live In' marked their return after a brief hiatus and showcased a refined sound blending Eurodance and disco influences. The album positioned them as a significant player in the early 2000s pop scene, appealing to both mainstream and club audiences.

Who is This Is the World We Live In for?

This Is the World We Live In works well if you're into euphoric dance floor anthems, gradual build with peaks and infectious melodies for celebration.

How many songs are on This Is the World We Live In?

This Is the World We Live In has 6 tracks, running approximately 39 minutes.

This Is the World We Live In

Alcazar · 2004

39 min · 6 tracks · disco · Eurodance

Euphoric Eurodance beats collide with infectious pop melodies, inviting listeners to lose themselves on the dance floor.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

euphoric dance floor anthems
gradual build with peaks
infectious melodies for celebration
extended versions for deep immersion

Maybe skip if you want

prefer quiet, introspective moments
dislike repetitive dance tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: In 2004, Alcazar was riding the wave of their earlier successes, particularly with their hit single 'Crying at the Discoteque.' 'This Is the World We Live In' marked their return after a brief hiatus and showcased a refined sound blending Eurodance and disco influences. The album positioned them as a significant player in the early 2000s pop scene, appealing to both mainstream and club audiences.
Stylistic neighbors: Ace of Base· Aqua· Samantha Fox