View a detailed timeline of their chart success and global certifications on the Snap! Wikipedia Discography
Snap! did not remain static. Their discography reveals three distinct phases: | Years | Primary Genre | Secondary Genre | Vocal Style | Production Focus | |-------|---------------|----------------|-------------|------------------| | 1990–1992 | House | Hip-House | Rap + Diva | Sampled loops | | 1992–1995 | Eurodance | Trance/House | Rap + Soprano | Synthesizer layers | | 1995–2009 | Pop Dance | House (Remix) | Female-led | Digital mastering | The Snap
Transitioning further into progressive electronic and trance, this record introduced vocalist Summer. It offered a more futuristic, atmospheric sound compared to their early hip-house releases. Key Compilations & Remix Projects (1996–2009) did not remain static
The 2000s focused on reinventing classic hits for a new generation of clubbers. Key Compilations & Remix Projects (1996–2009) The 2000s