Every chapter, every track.

The three studio albums of Eiffel 65 — Europop (1999), Contact! (2001) and the self-titled Eiffel 65 (2003). Each record opened a new sonic era.

1999

Album · 01

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August 31, 1999 · Bliss Co. · Universal

Europop

The debut. Thirteen tracks that defined Eurodance for a generation. Built inside Bliss Corporation studios in Turin during 1998–1999, Europop introduced the vocoder-touched Jeffrey Jey vocal, the futuristic Maurizio Lobina synth signature and the unstoppable Gabry Ponte beat that turned Blue (Da Ba Dee) into a global phenomenon.

Grammy Nomination – Best Dance Recording Diamond/Multi-Platinum in 14+ countries

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Blue (Da Ba Dee)Move Your BodyToo Much Of HeavenMy Console

Tracklist · 13 tracks

1. 01Blue (Da Ba Dee)
2. 02Too Much Of Heaven
3. 03Dub In Life
4. 04Living In A Bubble
5. 05Move Your Body
6. 06My Console
7. 07Your Clown
8. 08Another Race
9. 09The Edge
10. 10Now Is Forever
11. 11Silicon World
12. 12Europop
13. 13Hyperlink (Deep Down)

Listen to Europop

2001

Album · 02

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August 28, 2001 · Bliss Co. · Universal

Contact!

Sophomore landmark. Recorded between Turin and London, Contact! widened the sonic palette with trance-pop, emotional ballads and orchestral flourishes — while keeping the unmistakable Eiffel 65 DNA. The album marked the band's most ambitious era and shipped Platinum across Europe.

Platinum in Italy & Germany Top 10 across Europe

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Lucky (In My Life)Back In TimeOne Goal80's Stars

Tracklist · 12 tracks

1. 01Contact!
2. 02Lucky (In My Life)
3. 03New Life
4. 04I DJ With The Fire
5. 05What Is Love
6. 06Far Away
7. 07Losing You
8. 08One Goal
9. 09Crazy
10. 10People Of Tomorrow
11. 11Back In Time
12. 1280's Stars

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2003

Album · 03

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February 14, 2003 · Bliss Co. · Universal

Eiffel 65

Self-titled third album. The band's most personal record — written almost entirely in Italian, anchored by Jeffrey Jey's matured songwriting and Maurizio Lobina's lush arrangements. From the dancefloor melancholy of Cosa Resterà to the trance-pop ride of Viaggia Insieme A Me, this album proved Eiffel 65 could speak any language.

Gold in Italy

Known Hits

Cosa Resterà (In A Song)Viaggia Insieme A MeUna Notte E Forse Mai Più

Tracklist · 10 tracks

1. 01Cosa Resterà (In A Song)
2. 02Quelli Che Non Hanno Età
3. 03Viaggia Insieme A Me
4. 04Voglia Di Dance All Night
5. 05Una Notte E Forse Mai Più
6. 06Like A Rolling Stone
7. 07Figli Di Pitagora
8. 08Una Canzone
9. 09Il Mondo Nel Cervello
10. 10Tu Credi

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2004

Album · 04

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May 1, 2004 · Bliss Co.

Eiffel 65 (Special / English Edition)

The English-language counterpart to the self-titled 2003 record. Re-recorded vocals, extended international promo singles and a bonus dance edit of Una Notte E Forse Mai Più — Eiffel 65's last full LP before the 2005 hiatus.

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Tu CrediVoglia Di Dance All NightUna Notte E Forse Mai Più

Tracklist · 7 tracks

1. 01Tu Credi
2. 02Quelli Che Non Hanno Età
3. 03Cosa Resterà (In A Song)
4. 04Viaggia Insieme A Me
5. 05Voglia Di Dance All Night
6. 06Una Notte E Forse Mai Più
7. 07Like A Rolling Stone

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Extended Plays

EPs & Promos.

EP · 2001

Contact! — Radio Promo EP

Bliss Co. (Promo) · June 2001

Limited promotional EP shipped to European radios ahead of the Contact! album. Features early album mixes and the first promo cut of 'Back In Time'. Never sold commercially.

Highlights

Back In Time

EP · 2010

Eiffel 65 — Reunion EP

BlissCorporation · December 2010

Digital-only EP marking the official Eiffel 65 reunion after the Bloom 06 chapter. Released exclusively on Italian digital stores in late 2010.

Highlights

Reunion mixes