Dutch techno group 2 Brothers on the 4th Floor, founded by Bobby and Martin Boer, gained popularity in the '90s with hits like "Can't Help Myself" and "Never Alone." After their initial success in 1990, the group re-formed in 1994 with rapper D-Rock and vocalist Des'Ray, releasing chart-topping singles such as "Dreams" and "Fly (Trough the Starry Night)." Their debut album, Dreams, and follow-up, 2, solidified their presence in the European dance music scene.

Despite a brief hiatus in 1992-1993, during which Bobby and Martin worked on remixes, 2 Brothers on the 4th Floor returned with new members and continued to produce successful tracks like "Come Take My Hand" and "Fairytales." Their music resonated not only in clubs but also on the charts across Europe, establishing the group as a prominent force in the dance music industry.