More and More
Captain Hollywood Project
"More and More" by Captain Hollywood Project is a quintessential 1992-93 Eurodance smash, all turbo-charged synth stabs, a relentless four-on-the-floor pulse, and the genre's signature formula of rapped verses traded with a soaring sung chorus. The production is bright, punchy, and built for maximum dancefloor lift — pumping bass, hands-in-the-air keyboard hooks, and a euphoric melodic chorus that defined the era's German-led Eurodance wave. Captain Hollywood (American-born Tony Harrison, based in Germany) delivers commanding, rhythmic raps, while a powerhouse female vocal carries the anthemic refrain — that gendered call-and-response being a hallmark of the style. Lyrically it's about desire and emotional dependency: wanting someone more and more, the pull intensifying past reason. The sentiment is simple, universal, and perfectly matched to the music's escalating energy. The track was a massive international club and chart hit, emblematic of the early-'90s moment when Eurodance dominated European radio and discos. It carries an unmistakable nostalgia now — neon, fog machines, the optimistic synthetic sheen of pre-millennium pop. It's ideal for a retro dance night, a workout, or anyone chasing that specific hit of '90s continental cheese-with-conviction. Unironically joyful, built entirely to move bodies and lift moods.
fast
1990s
bright, punchy, euphoric
Germany
Electronic, Pop. Eurodance. euphoric, joyful. Escalating desire builds steadily from rapped verses into an anthemic, hands-in-the-air chorus peak. energy 9. fast. danceability 9. valence 8. vocals: commanding rap, powerhouse female chorus, call-and-response. production: pumping bass, synth stabs, four-on-the-floor, keyboard hooks. texture: bright, punchy, euphoric. acousticness 1. era: 1990s. Germany. A retro dance night or workout session chasing that unironic '90s continental dancefloor rush.