B2Dance

A one-off project at first, New York's B2Dance decided to become a band after their first single received a warm welcome on the dancefloor. Looking to give the clubs something spooky for Halloween, producer B.Bros and singer Dean Cruise recorded the campy and eerie "Gonna Get Ye!" in 2004. Crowd reactions were enthusiastic, and soon DJs from all over the globe began requesting copies from the act. Landing the track on numerous movie trailers sealed the deal, and B2Dance were now officially an act. Well in tune with 21st century music distribution, B2Dance decided to distribute their music exclusively online. Signing with the digital label Indeyo, the duo released its first EP, Halloween Dance, in 2004. The EPs Summer Dance and Freedom arrived the same year, followed in 2005 by the single 1Day and Halloween Dance, Vol. 2. B2Dance's output is often found high up the dance charts on iTunes, Rhapsody, and other music download sites. Dean Cruise was replaced by Jayme Xaya for 2007's Summer Lover single.