Popular Western dance songs [Western music ranking]

Pump Up The JamTechnotronic36rank/position

Technotronic – Pump Up The Jam (Official Music Video)

The 1990s saw remarkable growth in electronic music.

Among the global breakout acts of the era was Technotronic, a Belgian house music project.

Their signature track delivers a powerful, dance-floor-igniting message.

With its energetic rhythm and catchy phrases, it has left a strong impression and has dominated charts in many countries since its 1989 release.

It’s been frequently used in films and TV shows, underscoring its influence.

It’s the perfect song for times when you want to boost your energy, like at parties or during workouts.

It’s also recommended for anyone looking to explore the history of dance music.

Lose ControlMeduza, Becky Hill, Goodboys37rank/position

MEDUZA, Becky Hill, Goodboys – Lose Control (Lyric Video)

This song leaves a strong impression with its soul-stirring cry, depicting a protagonist who carries deep-seated anxiety and loneliness and reaches out for support when they feel on the verge of losing self-control.

Crafted by Meduza, Becky Hill, and Goodboys in October 2019, the work flawlessly blends a sophisticated fusion of deep house and dance-pop with emotionally resonant lyrics.

It reached No.

11 on the UK Singles Chart and achieved platinum certification in multiple countries, garnering widespread acclaim worldwide.

Beloved in clubs, festivals, and on the radio, this track is sure to give you a push when your heart feels close to breaking or when you need a cheer for the effort you’re putting in.

Turn Me On ft. VulaRiton x Oliver Heldens38rank/position

Riton x Oliver Heldens – Turn Me On ft. Vula

This track teams up Riton from the UK with Dutch producer Oliver Heldens.

It features Vula, a UK female singer with a powerful voice, resulting in an energetic sound.

Released in September 2019, it swept dance charts worldwide, achieving major success, including reaching No.

1 on the U.

S.

Billboard Dance Club Songs chart.

Sampling the ’80s classic “Don’t Go” while adding a modern twist, this song is perfect for livening up club and party scenes.

With its catchy groove, it’s guaranteed to make you want to dance.

Blue MondayNew Order39rank/position

Blue Monday (2016 Remaster)

A bridge between techno and rock, they are a world-famous dance act that the UK is proud of.

They enjoy immense popularity not only among dance music fans, but also among listeners who love indie rock and alternative rock.

This is their smash hit released in 1983, a signature track that can be considered their masterpiece.

In 1988, a remix version by Quincy Jones was also released, so be sure to give that a listen as well.

Kill This LoveBLACKPINK40rank/position

BLACKPINK – ‘Kill This Love’ M/V

BLACKPINK is at the forefront of South Korea’s girl idol groups.

Unlike Japan’s cute idols, their aggressive fashion and dance are especially popular.

In Kill This Love, they perform waacking that expresses both femininity and raw power.

On My WayAlan Walker, Sabrina Carpenter & Farruko41rank/position

Alan Walker, Sabrina Carpenter & Farruko – On My Way

A slightly different, bittersweet track from Alan Walker, released in March 2019, featuring new-generation star Sabrina Carpenter—known for the hit show Girl Meets World on Disney Channel—and Puerto Rican reggaeton singer-songwriter Farruko.

It gradually became a long-running hit.

Stayin’ AliveBee Gees42rank/position

Bee Gees – Stayin’ Alive (Official Music Video)

The Bee Gees, a group formed by the three Gibb brothers from the UK, are known for their wide-ranging musical style from pop to disco and achieved worldwide popularity in the 1970s.

This is one of their signature songs, the iconic track that opens the film Saturday Night Fever.

It’s not just a cheerful dance number; it carries a powerful theme of “survival” in the big city.

The lyrics, which portray facing forward while battling adversity, ride on Barry Gibb’s piercing falsetto and a heartbeat-like beat to stir the listener’s soul.

Released as a single from the landmark Saturday Night Fever soundtrack in December 1977, it held the No.

1 spot on the U.

S.

charts for four consecutive weeks.

It’s perfect not only for heating up a party night but also for those moments when you need the courage to confront challenges.