Somewhat difficult to categorize this song. While you can clearly assign the melody and vocals to the Eurodance genre, the rest sounds as if you played it twice as fast. 200 BPM songs are mostly Hardcore and Gabber releases. For one thing the arrangement, for another thing the soft drums and the sound selection speaks against that. Most of it sounds like it was rhythmically slower planned (hi-hats, inter-sequence synth). Myself would assign it to the Happy Hardcore genre although it's not the usual understanding of Happy Hardcore in any way. Not sure what Aldo Rossi Giorgi wanted to create here.What I like the least is the slight variation of the different mixes. Everything sounds very similar and if the "Stop And Go Clakson Version" would not include a car horn sample, you would not know if you are listening to the A or B side.