Brainpower
Brainpower was a Dutch electronic music group that formed in 2005. The trio consisted of Marco Schouten on vocals and production, Bart Schouten on keyboards...
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Brainpower was a Dutch electronic music group that formed in 2005. The trio consisted of Marco Schouten on vocals and production, Bart Schouten on keyboards and synthesizers, and Dennis van der Heijden on drums. They first gained attention with their 2006 debut album 'Vlinders,' which featured the title track that became a chart success in the Netherlands.
Their sound leaned on straightforward electronic arrangements with melodic hooks, heard in songs like 'Aan Z' and 'Alleenzaam.' They followed their debut with albums including 'Stay Beautiful' in 2008 and 'Our Time' in 2010, maintaining a consistent output through the late 2000s and early 2010s.
In 2010, the group faced plagiarism allegations concerning the song 'Get Away,' though these were eventually dismissed. They continued releasing music, putting out 'The Power of Now' in 2013 and a compilation titled 'The Best of Brainpower' in 2015. Tracks like 'Belgische Wafels' and 'Ballade Voor de Ongelovige' rounded out their catalog of Dutch-language electronic pop.
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