N-Euro represents Estonia, a newcomer to the EU, and a small nation that has thrived and grown since winning its independence from Russia in 1991. Tallinn, the capital, is a thoroughly cosmopolitan city – and N-Euro makes the kind of music that’s welcomed in cities around the globe. It’s high-gloss, high-energy, infectious dance-pop, suitable for clubgoing, gym-going, or just getting down in the privacy of your home. His material bears the hallmark of all great dance music: Once you hear an N-Euro song, you’re never likely to forget that you did. The artist makes a striking visual impression, too. N-Euro possesses one of the wildest hairdos in pop history: A spiky, gelled-up starburst that makes his head resemble a lethal weapon. His earrings, designer shades, copious jewelry, and stylish threads all announce his presence with authority, but his most vital accessory is his impish smile. N-Euro has a great, self-deprecating sense of humor -- and character radiates from every gesture he makes. His quirky approachability has helped him become a darling of the European dance-music underground. And now, America beckons. He’s already shown he can reach international audiences: “Noise”, his irresistible lead single, became an under-the-radar smash in discos around the globe. But “Lover On The Line” is the track that’s going to throw the world open for N-Euro. It’s an irresistible dance-floor stomp, filled with huge beats, glittering synths, and a magnetic performance by the producer-vocalist. It’s already been released throughout the EU, and it’s hit the European dance-download charts; this ear-worm has even infected South Africa. In late autumn, “Lover On The Line” hit #1 on Viva’s “club rotation” list – and ever since, thousands of Europeans have been unable to dislodge the mantra-like refrain from their heads.