Popular Western dance songs [Western music ranking]
We’re introducing the latest Top 100 ranking of Western dance tracks, ordered by the highest number of views!
Dance music is an extremely popular genre, with the world’s largest festival, ULTRA MUSIC FESTIVAL, held in Miami, USA.
There are tons of tracks that will get you hyped, so be sure to check them out!
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Popular Western dance songs [Western music ranking] (81–90)
Waiting For TonightJennifer Lopez85rank/position

Jennifer Lopez’s hit song “Waiting For Tonight,” emblematic of the 1990s, is a dance tune that evokes the era.
Since its 1999 release, it has continued to captivate many fans and has become one of the most memorable tracks of her career.
Driving the trend of dance-pop and long a staple in the club scene, igniting countless dance floors, this work stands as proof of Jennifer Lopez’s great success both in the music scene and as an actress.
Its glamorous, romantic melody still feels fresh and exhilarating today!
Rock the CasbahThe Clash86rank/position

Transcending the bounds of punk and incorporating reggae and funk into their sound, the Clash from the UK were hailed as “the only band that matters.” Among their many classic tracks, there’s one song that stands out for its distinctly poppy, danceable appeal.
It tells a thrilling story: even if those in power ban rock music, the people refuse to bow down and keep on dancing—sung over a funky bassline and sprightly piano.
Wrapping rebellious spirit in humor is so quintessentially them.
Released as a single in June 1982 and included on the seminal album Combat Rock, the track was heavily boosted by MTV and became the band’s only Top 10 hit in the United States.
Its unarguable, body-moving groove is guaranteed to take any party night to the next level.
SeveTez Cadey87rank/position

Released in 2015, this is one of Tez Cadey’s most famous tracks.
Often called the “Seve dance,” it’s been used in many TikTok posts, so many of you have probably heard it.
Its addictive four-on-the-floor beat and subtly wistful melody line make it incredibly appealing.
With its relaxed tropical house vibe, it’s the perfect song for anyone thinking, “Let’s try shuffle dancing!”
And The Beat Goes OnThe Whispers88rank/position

The Whispers, who created a classic that has long been cherished as a defining soul-disco sound of the ’80s.
Hailing from California, their October 1979 release is a masterpiece that sets a positive, forward-looking message about a breakup—one of life’s turning points—to an upbeat groove.
Its effective use of synthesizers made it a pivotal track symbolizing the transition from disco to post-disco.
In 2002, it was featured on the soundtrack of the video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, winning over a new generation of listeners.
With rhythms and melodies that feel right at home on the dance floor, it’s the perfect song for anyone ready to move forward.
A gem of a disco tune, dedicated to those who, while carrying a hint of heartache, want to take a bold new step.
SuperstitionStevie Wonder89rank/position

This is one of Stevie Wonder’s signature songs, where a funky groove meets lyrics with deep meaning.
The track warns of the dangers of superstition and underscores the importance of self-belief, and it was released in October 1972.
In January 1973, it reached No.
1 on both the U.
S.
Billboard Hot 100 and the Soul Singles chart.
One of its charms is that Wonder himself plays most of the instruments, including drums and clavinet.
Blending funk, rock, and soul, its distinctive sound is perfect for lighting up the dance floor.
It’s a highly recommended song for anyone who wants to break free from superstition and believe in themselves.
Private EyesDaryl Hall & John Oates90rank/position

Here lies a masterpiece that electrified dance floors in the 1980s.
The opening handclaps are catchy, and the rhythmic groove that grabs the audience and won’t let go is the very essence of ’80s pop.
The lyrics explore trust and doubt in romance, skillfully using the metaphor of a detective.
Featured on Daryl Hall & John Oates’ tenth studio album and released in September 1981, the track spent two consecutive weeks at No.
1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
It was frequently aired on MTV and became one of their signature songs.
Perfect for anyone feeling nostalgic or looking to rediscover the charm of ’80s music.
Popular Western dance songs [Western music ranking] (91–100)
Strobedeadmau591rank/position

A track released in 2010 by Canadian electronic music producer deadmau5.
It became a hit in the United States and the United Kingdom, and reached No.
1 on the charts in Ukraine.
An orchestral version, created in collaboration with Gregory Reveret, has also been released.





