Also this year Balkans proved to be a good music factory, since the 2002 award was won by another artist coming form a former Yugoslav County: the Slovene singer Karmen Stavec with her disco-tune entitled "Še In Še". This entry was also recorder in English with the title "Upside down". Karmen Stavec performed this song for the very first time at EMA 2002, the Slovene selection for the Eurovision Song Contest, where she placed third (although being the televote's favourite).

Greece achieved the second place with the duo Antique and the song "Follow me". Lead singer of this band was Helena Paparizou, a Greek girl born in Sweden who then rose to the international stardom with hit singles such as "My number one" and "Mambo".

Among other big names competing in this second edition of the Eurodanceweb award, we mention the Dutch vocal-trance duo 4 Strings, the Swiss Dj Tatana and E-type, one of the most popular Swedish dance acts of the 90's.

Russia was represented by t.A.T.u., the biggest International pop sensation of the year. Members of this duo were Lena Katina and Yulia Volkova, two girls from Moscow who climbed the charts worldwide thanks to an unconventional image of young lesbians dressed in college uniforms. Their song "Na Ne Dogonyat", which represented Russia at this year's Eurodanceweb award, was also released internationally in English with the title "Not Gonna Get Us".