Dancefloor Ammunition is a UK-based writer and producer who creates Instrumental and Vocal Pop/Dance tracks. Featured artists include actress Lucinda Rhodes, former S Club Juniors singer Daisy Evans and Hoopy Frood, Chloe, Conor, Jerri Lee, and vocalist Myshell. As the name suggests, Dancefloor Ammunition's primary goal is to fill dance floors in clubs across the globe. From commercial Pop/Dance to all-out Trance music, Dancefloor Ammunition has something to offer all clubbers, everywhere!
This is a commercial pop/dance track featuring the vocals of Hoppy Frood singer Myshell. The song is positive and uplifting. It fills a dance floor! Female Vocals, Dance, Dance-Pop
This song is written in the first person and sung from female to male. The song is about knowing that the right person for you is sometimes obvious, yet we don't always see it straight away. Female Vocals, Dance, Dance-Pop
This song features the vocals of Hoopy Frood singer Myshell and is written from a female perspective about a guy who she finds attractive. The music builds from the start all the way to a big chorus. Female Vocals, Dance, Dance-Pop
This is an energetic trance track which builds and drops to create that classic trance sound which dates back to the 1990s. Instrumental, Dance, Trance
This is a sexy euro dance song, with vocals by actress Lucinda Rhodes. The song title reflects the theme of the song and Lucinda delivers the vocal perfectly. Sexy, positive and uplifting. Female Vocals, Dance, Eurodance
This upbeat pop/dance track tells the story of a relationship which has seemingly turned from good to bad and asks the question whether it is possible to get the relationship back on track. Musically it contains trance elements however it also contains strong melodies and chord progressions. Female Vocals, Dance, Techno
This pop/dance track contains elements of trance with builds and drops which bang a punch. The vocalist's performance is warm and engaging. Male Vocals, Dance, Trance
This haunting pop/dance track creates a feeling of suspense, both lyrically and musically. The idea of being watched creates an uneasy feeling, which is performed brilliantly by the vocalist. Female Vocals, Dance, Alternative Dance
