Daze is a Danish Eurodance/pop group that was formed in the late 1990s. The trio originally consisted of vocalist Trine Bix, and vocalists/musicians Jesper Tønnov Rasted and Sieber. They are best known for their 1997 hit "Super Heroes," which exemplifies their characteristic style of upbeat, infectious pop with elements of dance and catchy choruses that gained substantial popularity. Their success with "Super Heroes" marked them as key figures in the Eurodance movement of the time, defining a period of energetic and colorful music that took Europe by storm.

Throughout their career, Daze established a distinctive blend of fun and spirited pop music, often centered around fantasy themes and lighthearted storytelling. After their initial success, the band continued to enjoy popularity, particularly in Scandinavia and parts of East Asia. They experienced a brief hiatus before returning to the music scene with new material. Although they have not maintained the same level of international fame as they enjoyed in the late '90s, Daze has continued to release music, including recent tracks like "No Love" and "They Came To Rule." These songs demonstrate the group’s unwavering commitment to their unique brand of Eurodance while also showing an evolution in their sound to stay relevant in the modern music landscape.