Popular Western dance songs [Western music ranking]

TequilaJax Jones, Martin Solveig, RAYE, Europa8rank/position

Jax Jones, Martin Solveig, RAYE, Europa – Tequila

Is it just me, or does this give the impression of carrying on the lineage of classic upper-house hits like Alexandra Stan’s “Mr.

Saxobeat” and “Destination Calabria” by Alex Gaudino and Crystal Waters? A modern dance track with a future house flavor, where the saxophone’s sound lends a touch of melancholy.

It’s a comfortable tune with a steady, unhurried mood—neither too upper nor too deep.

I Should Be So LuckyKYLIE MINOGUE9rank/position

I Should Be So Lucky (Extended Version)

This is the debut single by Kylie Minogue, who burst onto the ’80s disco scene like a comet.

With its catchy melody and upbeat rhythm, it’s a track that lifts your spirits just by listening.

The lyrics, singing of hope and optimism in finding love, highlight Minogue’s youthful, innocent charm.

Released in the UK in December 1987 and in Australia the following year, it topped charts in many countries and catapulted Minogue to stardom.

This song remains a shining example of ’80s pop that hasn’t lost its luster.

Highly recommended for anyone who wants to have a blast on the dance floor.

Purple LamborghiniSkrillex & Rick Ross10rank/position

Skrillex & Rick Ross – Purple Lamborghini [Official Video]

A collaboration between American DJ Skrillex and rapper Rick Ross.

It was released as a digital download in 2016 and was used in the film Suicide Squad.

The music video features actor Jared Leto, who, as in the film, portrays the Joker.

Better When You’re GoneDavid Guetta11rank/position

David Guetta, Brooks & Loote – Better When You’re Gone (Lyric Video)

This track by the legend David Guetta also features a clearly defined, vertical-driving beat.

The easy-to-listen-to female vocals make it an upbeat party tune.

It’s great for enjoying with everyone or for practice, and the dynamics in the arrangement make it easy to follow.

You might even want to stop and rest your feet during the break!

SONG REQUESTRay Volpe12rank/position

RAY VOLPE – SONG REQUEST (Official Visualizer + Lyric Video)

A melody born in the shower has written a new page in EDM history.

Hailing from North Carolina, Ray Volpe is set to release an ambitious work in May 2024 that fuses dubstep and bass house.

Centered around the “baaa daa daaa” phrase that emerged from shower-time humming, the track masterfully blends thunderous low-end with irresistible groove.

Playfully structured around the theme of requesting songs from a DJ, it’s packed with elements that fire up the dance floor.

With an appearance at the global EDM festival Tomorrowland confirmed, this track distills the very essence of Volpe’s momentum.

Highly recommended for anyone who wants to feel heavy bass and groove throughout their whole body.

WannabeSpice Girls13rank/position

Spice Girls – Wannabe (Official Music Video)

It’s a dance-pop song that symbolizes girl power.

Its lyrics resonate deeply with female listeners and emphasize the importance of friendship.

Released in 1996, it topped charts around the world.

The Spice Girls’ uniquely individual members succeeded in connecting with fans from diverse backgrounds.

Featured on the album “Spice,” it became the best-selling album by a female group in history.

The catchy chorus has a pop vibe that makes you want to move to the beat.

It’s a recommended track for anyone who wants to value their true self.

Happy Now ft. Sandro CavazzaKygo14rank/position

Kygo – Happy Now ft. Sandro Cavazza (Official Video)

Kygo is one of Norway’s leading music producers.

He and Swedish singer-songwriter Sandro Cavazza created the track “Happy Now ft.

Sandro Cavazza.” Despite its euphoric title, the lyrics are tinged with sadness, expressing a wish for the happiness of a close person from whom one has been separated.

It is also said to be a message to the late music producer Avicii.