Dance-Pop is a genre of music that combines the rhythmic energy and uplifting sounds of dance music with the melodic and often addictive structures of pop. It emerged in the 1980s and has evolved into a dominant force on the global music scene. It is characterized by steady beats, simple lyrics, and repetitive tunes that invite the listener to dance. The production is often polished and radio-friendly, attracting a broad range of audiences and keeping the dance energy alive.