Dance pop album covers typically feature big, bold fonts in colors like purple and pink that stand out and draw attention to the title. These fonts are often not accompanied by images but simpler backgrounds. The fonts used commonly represent the theme and style of the artist - rougher fonts for more reckless artists like Avicii and thinner, elegant fonts for artists that appeal more to female audiences. Common colors for dance pop fonts include white, black, pink and purple.

1. Existing Fonts
Within
Pop ( Dance Pop)
Genre

2. When typing dance pop into google this is what I found, it shows a range of fonts
and styles. There is a mix of big bold fonts that really stand out from the page that
take up a lot of room making the title of the album the main focus of the cover,
these types of covers usually are not accompanied by an image but by a simple
background or pattern. Colours in which are quite popular are purples and pinks for
the fonts and the images.

4. When researching different artists and albums within the dance pop genre
it came up with a mixture of different fonts and styles, I have found that the
style and font tends to represent the theme of the style of the artist, for
example Avicii is quite reckless and fun, this is shown within the font of his
album as it is almost like graffiti, very big and rough like its being painted
on the front of the album. Avicii is known for his graffiti especially in his
video "The Nights". This represents him as an artist, however artists such
as Beyonce who have a more elegant and femanine font usually have a
softer voice and it tends to appeal more to a female audience. The font is
much thinner however it still has that dramatic effect that you would expect
to find in the dance pop genre. This is also shown in artists like Shakira,
Agnes, Little Boots and J' Lo.
Common colours in which you find fonts on these albums are white and
black, depending on the artist or the album, they also used coloured fonts,
pinks and purples being popular choices.