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Although still in its early stages, Freestyle was now getting national attention, and was fast becoming dance music for the 80s."Pretty Tony" Butler produced several huge freestyle hits on Jam-Packed records out of Miami.

The ballad "I Still Believe" debuted Brenda K.Starr to the Hot 100.Soon thereafter, however, freestyle was seemingly swallowed up by the mainstream pop industry: MC Hammer, Paula Abdul, Bobby Brown, New Kids on the Block and Milli Vanilli, with their hip hop beats and electro samples, were undoubtedly a new pop-mainstream form of the underground dance music of the 1980s, repackaged with catchier tunes, slicker production and MTV-friendly videos.

Some feel the term "freestyle" may refer to the difference between the mixing techniques used by DJs spinning this form of music (at least in its pre-house incarnations) and those who were spinning disco, the only other widely played dance music that incorporated sung vocals.

The Latin clave rhythm can be felt in many songs (such as in the defining “Clave Rocks” by Amoretto).

The success of the "Coda" show breathed new life into freestyle in Manhattan.

Now, the more neutral term Freestyle was preferred.