Why Classic Disco Music Is Still Loved Today
The dazzling sound and uplifting beats that are hallmarks of disco music! Disco songs that have been loved across generations include countless classics everyone has heard at least once.
These irresistible tracks get your body moving the moment they play at parties or events.
This time, we’re introducing staple disco tunes from around the world that are sure to light up the dance floor.
You might even find a song that brings back memories!
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I’m So ExcitedThe Pointer Sisters

A pop groove track released as a single by The Pointer Sisters in 1982.
It became a hit around the world, reaching No.
4 on the charts in Sweden.
The music video was directed by Kenny Ortega, who choreographed the film Dirty Dancing.
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Take on Mea-ha

From an intro that wildly chops a tight 8-beat, this track flows into that melody you’ve probably heard before.
While the synth melody in the intro is famous, it’s also a solidly danceable disco song whose beautiful vocals are a major draw.
The sweet, beautiful singing voice matches intriguingly well with the driving, high-velocity beat, making it a very compelling listen.
Hello, Mr. MonkeyArabesque

Arabesque was a female vocal trio formed in West Germany that debuted in 1977.
Thanks to the huge hits in Japan of songs sung by the beautiful and highly skilled lead vocalist Sandra Ann Lauer, such as “Hello Mr.
Monkey” and “Friday Night,” Arabesque’s popularity spread to other countries across Asia.
EnigmaAmanda Lear

Amanda Lear burst onto the scene billed as the mistress of artist Salvador Dalí.
Though she was treated as a curiosity for her enigmatic looks and astonishingly low voice, her albums reveal a trove of excellent songs.
For fans of European disco, these are irresistible dance tunes steeped in a sultry, seductive mood.
Rhythm NationJanet Jackson

This is a song by Janet Jackson, the sister of Michael Jackson, who was one of the greatest entertainers of this century.
Her talent is as remarkable as her brother Michael’s; with her sophisticated singing and dance performances, she is loved by people around the world and continues to influence many female artists.
Big in JapanAlphaville

A German rock group formed in 1982.
Their debut single features lyrics that poke fun at Japan with a “Let’s go to Japan and make it big” vibe.
The gong at the end is a playful touch.
It’s a curious piece of electro-pop with a melancholic melody that sticks in your head.
In My DreamsThe Party

A multinational teenage group from the Disney Channel, which has produced many idols including Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake.
They transformed Dokken’s 1985 hard rock hit, “In My Dreams,” into a catchy dance tune.
In conclusion
Disco music that continues to be loved across generations.
These timeless classics still shine today, bringing vibrancy and joy to our hearts.
Enjoy a delightful musical journey with beloved disco standards cherished by people of all ages.





