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The 24 pages that link to Dance-pop, each with the reason it gives.

• MadonnaBroader topic: Its club-oriented sound became a foundation for Madonna’s early hits and later reinventions.

• Four-on-the-floorRelated: A four-beat kick gives many dance-pop songs a club-ready pulse.

• Janet JacksonNarrower topic: Jackson’s singles often pair melodic hooks with tightly arranged dance rhythms.

• Jennifer LopezRelated: Many of Lopez’s hit singles pair pop hooks with club-oriented beats.

• Seo Taiji and BoysRelated: Dance-oriented arrangements and choreography made the trio’s music work on television stages.

• Dua LipaNarrower topic: It is the broad style in which many of her best-known songs sit.

• Miley CyrusRelated: Dance-pop production features prominently in several of Cyrus’s major releases.

• Tetsuya KomuroNarrower topic: It is the broader style through which Komuro’s best-known productions reached mass audiences.

• The Black Eyed PeasRelated: Its polished beats became central to the group’s biggest hits.

• CherNarrower topic: “Believe” helped demonstrate how electronic dance production could renew an established singer’s career.

• Pet Shop BoysRelated: Their singles connect club rhythms to concise, memorable pop structures.

• David GuettaRelated: Guetta helped make this blend a dominant sound in international chart pop.

• Kylie MinogueNarrower topic: Her hit singles helped keep dance-pop prominent in mainstream charts.

• Jolin TsaiNarrower topic: It is the central musical framework of Tsai’s best-known performance era.

• Namie AmuroRelated: Dance-pop anchors much of Amuro’s recorded sound and stage repertoire.

• PSYRelated: Dance-pop conventions help explain the single’s club-ready sound.

• Salt-N-PepaRelated: The group’s polished, rhythm-forward singles crossed from hip-hop into pop and club formats.

• SHINeeRelated: Many SHINee singles rely on dance-pop structures built around prominent hooks.

• Agnez MoRelated: Her choreography and energetic pop performances align with dance-pop conventions.

• AlizéeCompared with: Alizée’s later albums explored dance-pop beyond the French chanson-influenced sound of her debut.

• Christina AguilarRelated: The energetic sound of her hit albums draws on dance-pop conventions.

• Hande YenerNarrower topic: It is the broad style most often used to describe Yener’s later sound.

• Kim Gun-moNarrower topic: Its rhythmic production distinguishes hits such as “Wrongful Meeting” from his slower ballads.

• Lara FabianCompared with: Tracks such as “I Will Love Again” contrast with the orchestral ballads most associated with Fabian.