Orion Too was a dance project that emerged in the early 2000s, capturing the essence of the Eurodance revival with its catchy hooks and uplifting melodies. The act came into prominence due to their dynamic combination of electronic beats and emotive lyrics, wrapped in the accessible structures of pop music. At the forefront of Orion Too was the vocal talent of Kathy, whose voice became synonymous with the project's hits. The group was backed by the production and songwriting prowess of Belgian producers Serge Ramaekers and Christophe Chantzis. Their sound was characterized by a blend of trance-like synths, driving basslines, and anthemic choruses that resonated with club-goers and radio listeners alike.

Their most notable tracks from the period include "Never Say Never," a dance floor filler that encouraged listeners to embrace resilience, and "So Shy," a song that blends a pulsating rhythm with the themes of vulnerability and desire. "Hope And Wait" stands out as an anthem for patience and longing in the club scene, while "You And Me" cements their reputation for creating tunes that celebrate unity and togetherness through the power of dance music. Although Orion Too's moment in the spotlight was brief compared to some of their contemporaries, the act left an indelible impact on the Eurodance scene of the early 21st century, their music remaining a nostalgic staple for many dance music enthusiasts.