House-pop

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House-pop is also known as "commercial dance" and is the style of Dance most commonly played on radio station in the United States aside from trance music. House-pop features the incessant melodies of dance-pop but also embodies house music, vocal driven House styles such as garage and Latin house. It is a combination of house and dance-pop. It often features singers singing tales of love and love lost. It often features deep bassline, the High Hat like House.

House-pop isn't regarded by many loyalists as real house.

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[edit] Notable House-pop artists