Various - M6 Dance N14

Review by James Scott

M6 Dance N14: A Late ‘90s Eurodance Time Capsule That Still Slaps Alright, let’s talk about M6 Dance N14, the gloriously chaotic compilation album from 1998 that screams “France has entered the chat.” Released under M6 Interactions, this gem is a smorgasbord of electronic beats, pop hooks, and enough synth to power a small city. If you’re into Eurodance, electro, or just random dancefloor bangers, this one's got your name written all over it—in neon spray paint. First off, the tracklist reads like someone raided every club in Paris and threw whatever stuck onto a CD. There are 21 tracks here (yes, TWENTY-ONE), so naturally, some shine brighter than others. Let’s zoom in on two standouts that’ll make you go, “Oh yeah, I remember this!” Track Highlight 1: “Feel It” This bad boy kicks things off with zero chill. It’s got that quintessential late-’90s vibe—pulsing basslines, robotic vocals, and more cowbell than necessary (but hey, who’s complaining?). The chorus drills itself into your brain like an earworm on steroids. You don’t just hear “Feel It”; you feel it. Whether you’re at a rave or stuck in traffic, this track demands movement. Even if you’re just tapping your steering wheel awkwardly, it works. Side note: whoever decided to layer those laser sound effects deserves a medal—or maybe therapy. Track Highlight 2: “I Will Survive” Wait, what? Gloria Gaynor’s iconic anthem remixed for the Eurodance era? Absolutely. This version takes the timeless breakup anthem and gives it legs—literally. Imagine spinning disco balls, strobe lights, and people losing their minds on the dance floor because they can’t decide whether to cry or fist-pump. The remix keeps the soul of the original but adds enough thump-thump energy to make it feel fresh. Spoiler alert: you will survive listening to this, but your eardrums might need a nap afterward. --- Now, not every track hits the mark. Some songs feel like filler material straight out of a cheesy TV ad break (cough “El Pam Pam” cough). But hey, that’s the beauty of compilations—they’re a mixed bag. And honestly, isn’t life better when it’s unpredictable? The real magic of M6 Dance N14 lies in its ability to transport you back to 1998. Listening to it feels like flipping through an old photo album where everyone’s wearing shiny tracksuits and chunky sneakers. It’s nostalgic without trying too hard, fun without being pretentious, and messy in the best possible way. So here’s my hot take: If aliens ever invade Earth and ask us to explain human culture, we should hand them a copy of M6 Dance N14. They’ll either think we’re geniuses or completely bonkers. Either way, mission accomplished.

Artist: Various
Album: M6 Dance N14

France

1998

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Funky	3:33
Peace & Harmony	3:35
With This Ring Let Me Go	3:29
Believe In Me	3:18
Pata Pata	3:21
Snakecharmer (Remix 98)	3:15
Jacques A Dit	3:09
Up & Down	3:44
Work It	2:58
Funky Beats	3:09
I Will Survive	6:26
Be Happy	3:19
I.C.U.	3:43
Feel It	3:25
Pourquoi ?	3:39
El Pam Pam	3:56
Sweety	3:04
Suddenly	3:13
Don't Go Away	3:10
Guitarrero	3:19

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SANDY VALANTINO.... pourquoi ( 1998 )

Groovezone - I.C.U. (1998 Extended)

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M6ID14

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M6 Interactions

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online anhören
lyssna på nätet
escuchar en línea
lytte på nettet
kuunnella verkossa
écouter en ligne
ascolta in linea
online luisteren
ouvir online

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *M6 Dance N14* is like a time capsule of late '90s Eurodance vibes. Released in 1998 in France, it blends electronic beats with funky pop energy. One standout remix is *Snakecharmer (Remix 98)*—it gives an old groove a fresh twist for the club scene of the era. With tracks like *I Will Survive* and *Pata Pata*, it mixes iconic sounds with original bangers. It’s wild how this album captures the spirit of its time, don’t you think?

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joelcoxon

2025-03-16

Excellente playlist des vrais bons titres qui ont propulser la techno sur le devant de la scène. C
a c'était des bonnes productions!

ashleypiche

2025-03-16

Industrial, metal, ethno and trance fusion with so many dance music rules broken, and it works. It's so unique, I still can't get over how progressive this stuff was. Absolutely a shining beacon and pinnacle in EDM. And forgotten. It's one of my favourite tracks of all time.

quintjoo

2025-03-16

Classic techno in 2021

urfreetodreamby1

2025-03-15

Que de souvenirs ! ? ?

lessakel000

2025-03-15

Ale ZAJEBISTY "TECHNO PUNK"??.

sieverobinson

2025-03-14

bassdrum! audio respect.

izoham

2025-03-14

TA MUSIGUE EST MON MUSIQUE

verawatydekoramik

2025-03-13

Just gotta Love the music Belgium made at one time (proud belgian myself )

losnanitos

2025-03-12

Tres bon Souvenir du debut du tremplin a noeux ! La meilleure epoque !!

kayeandrea2003

2025-03-12

favorited!

gianalvinguico

2025-03-11

this was the track in 1997.

wajidahmad

2025-03-11

1998 siberia, w-bpm

juncocoro

2025-03-11

souvenirs souvenirs...rien de mieux que la techno d'avant !!

knines

2025-03-10

Pour ceux qui aiment voici l'original des années 80 The Neon Judgement T.V. Treated T.S.O.B

aqiq64

2025-03-09

SUPER J'ADORE

grillospickles

2025-03-08

There's no such thing as the "1997 mix". All versions of this track were released in 1998. Maybe a DJ did play this song in 1997, but it wasn't released, and they probably got it from the label as a promo, or from the artist. This is by far one of Fred Baker's best work ever... this and Eisbaer!!