Proving that "Blue (Da Ba Dee) is not for the nightlife only, dozens of major American radio stations jumped on the track weeks before its scheduled add date. The group like the word "crossover" as one the few singular adjectives that fit the Eiffel 65 sound because it erases the notion the music is just one style. It's easy to sing to and to dance to." Europop as a whole is a contagious hybrid of techno, pop, dance, and trip-hop and hip-hop, marked by spirited lyrics that ride over innovative beats. "We are electronic but look for new sounds like The Chemical Brothers. "We're more like an old fashioned Depeche Mode, a solid structure, but more futuristic," he says. There should be something to be happy about." "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" is a mix of dance and English pop, a song with a disco beat. Things should be built rather than be taken apart.
"We don't throw something down and criticize, we want to think and use our mind to fix things. "It's important that people get a positive message," says Jeffrey about Eiffel 65's music. Jeffrey, spending most of his life in Brooklyn, NY before returning to Italy with his parents, grew up on Rod Stewart and Duran Duran, while in Italy Maurizio studied classical piano, and Gabry gained an intimate connection with the dance scene through his DJ experience. Then I came up with a color, a color that describes someone's lifestyle." Although Jeffrey, Maurizio and Gabry all share a passion for dance and electronic music, they each bring to the group different skills and backgrounds. "I started thinking about the way people are and about their lifestyle, which could be the way you buy your house, pick your girlfriend, your job or the neighborhood in which you live. "Maurizio said 'come up with strange lyrics'," explains Jeffrey. Its inception began with Maurizio's piano riff before Jeffrey wrote the lyrics. Once it's heard, it's never forgotten, as its lasting hook, uplifting verses, and body rocking rhythm is pure energy shot straight to the heart. Instantly topping charts in Italy, Germany, The U.K., France, Spain, Holland, Sweden, Finland, Austria, Switzerland, Mexico, Brazil, Canada, Singapore,Taiwan and Hong Kong, "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" is more than a dance/pop track. release, Europop, from Republic/Universal. Now, eight years later, Jeffrey Jey, Maurizio Lobina, and Gabry Ponte (still only 20-somethings), together as Eiffel 65, have tapped a global pulse of club-goers with the international dance/pop phenomenon "Blue (Da Ba Dee)"off their debut U.S. In this nurturing environment, they individually turn out several top ten European dance floor hits.
At the Bliss Corporation -the esteemed home of numerous successful dance music producers, acts, and labels, founded by producer Massimo Gabutti - three young men are brought into the creative talent pool.
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