Crispy was an energetic Eurodance/pop group that emerged in the late 1990s, making a splash in the music scene with their catchy hooks and dance-friendly beats. The group, hailing from Denmark, consisted of vocalist Mette Christensen, rapper Mads B.B. Krog, and producer and songwriter Mads Haugaard. They gained notable attention with their lively performances and infectious melodies, which were characteristic of the Eurodance genre that dominated much of the European music charts during that era.

Although their active years were relatively short-lived, Crispy left a lasting impression with a series of hits that still resonate with fans of '90s dance music. Among their most recent releases were the high-energy track "Superman," known for its pulsating rhythms and memorable chorus, and "50/50," a song that continued their tradition of delivering uptempo dance anthems. With "Burnin'," Crispy showcased their ability to create an atmospheric party anthem while "Domino Dancing," a cover of the Pet Shop Boys’ hit, paid homage to the dance-pop sounds that influenced them. Their track "The Game" encapsulated the group's signature sound—a blend of dynamic beats, catchy hooks, and vibrant energy that defined their contribution to the Eurodance movement. Although Crispy disbanded in the early 2000s, their music remains a nostalgic staple for those who celebrate the effervescent spirit of '90s Eurodance.