Artist: Cascada Album: Everytime We Touch

Year: 2006
Duration: 48:44

Everytime We Touch Album by Cascada: A Critical Review

Cascada is a German music group consisting of Natalie Horler as the lead vocalist and the DJ/producers Yanou and DJ Manian. The group is known for their Eurodance and club music genre. In 2006, Cascada released their second album, “Everytime We Touch,” which became a popular sensation worldwide. In this blog post, we’ll take a critical review of the album, discuss the music genre, highlight the best songs of the album, and analyze the most innovative parts of the album.

The “Everytime We Touch” album features 11 tracks, all of which follow the group’s signature electronic dance/pop sound. The album is filled with upbeat tracks, starting with the title track “Everytime We Touch” which is a perfect introduction to the album. The songs are catchy with a blend of uplifting melody, fast-paced beats, and lyrics that resonate with the dance culture. The other hits on the album include “Miracle,” “Truly Madly Deeply,” and “Bad Boy,” all of which were popular on the dancefloor.

The album has a nice balance in terms of lyrics, and there is a great sense of empowerment in the songs. The lyrics cover themes of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery, all themes that are relatable to audiences of all ages. For example, “What Hurts The Most” is a song about the pain of a broken heart, and it’s easy to see how this song connected with many fans.

At the most innovative point of the album, Cascada merged different genres into their music, introducing R&B and soul, which offered diversity and great listening options. The smooth blend of sounds is what makes the album stand out, and it’s hard not to grove to their songs.

Despite the strengths, the album has some drawbacks as well. The production value on some tracks may come off as too generic, and the lack of diversity in musical structure across the album might get a bit repetitive. But overall, the energy of the album and the feel-good atmosphere it creates carry it.

Cascada’s “Everytime We Touch” is a fantastic showcase of their signature sound, which is rooted in the Eurodance genre. The quality of the album’s lyrics, as well as the innovative merge of different genres, make it one of the irresistible albums of its time. Although it may not be a profound work of art, it certainly deserves recognition as an incredibly entertaining and danceable album. If you haven’t heard this album yet, it’s worth checking out, especially if you are in the mood for a good dance party or an upbeat workout playlist.