Hype-worthy Western dance music! A must-see for anyone who wants to start doing performances or dancing!

I Won’t Let You DownOK Go

OK Go – I Won’t Let You Down – Official Video

OK Go is an American power pop band.

The dance performance in this work is an elaborate one, shot in a single take and featuring a large group of Japanese cheerleaders.

Including the camerawork, it’s superbly executed.

The crisp, punchy song is great as well.

Released in 2014.

I’m Not Here To Make FriendsSam Smith

Sam Smith – I’m Not Here To Make Friends

A track by Sam Smith that feels like a modern take on the glitz of disco.

The floor-shaking rhythm pairs perfectly with his powerful vocals.

Featured on the album Gloria, this song has dominated charts around the world since its January 2023 release.

It also became a hot topic, with its music video surpassing 10 million views.

It’s the perfect song to get the party—or a year-end bash—going.

It’d be fun to practice the choreography with friends and post it on social media, too.

Road To NowhereTalking Heads

Talking Heads – Road to Nowhere (Official Video)

Talking Heads is an American band.

The members came from a prestigious art school and were often called an intellectual band.

Their frontman, David Byrne, is the best—deadpan face and unbelievably weird dance moves.

In their songs, they sing very earnestly about how life is like a journey whose destination is unknown, and yet.

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The LovecatsThe Cure

The Cure – The Lovecats

Over a track with a bass-heavy, swing-like melody line and vocals that sound spaced out, Robert Smith is doing a strange dance.

Lots of cats appear as well.

The other members are also dressed in cat costumes, dancing in a circle.

JerichoThe Prodigy

The Prodigy – Jericho

This work is characterized by shocking beats that shake the dance floor and a driving, high-speed rhythm.

Known as one of The Prodigy’s signature tracks, it was released in September 1992.

It reached No.

11 on the UK Singles Chart and is included on their debut album, Experience.

Its innovative electronic sound and repeatedly catchy phrases are captivating.

Paired with lyrics that urge you to dance, it draws listeners into a frenzy on the floor.

Guaranteed to light up rave parties and club events! A perfect track for anyone seeking an energetic vibe.

Nellie the ElephantThe Toy Dolls

Toy Dolls – Nellie the Elephant (We’re Mad, Sunderland, UK, 1984)

The Toy Dolls are a British punk rock band.

The frontman, Olga, has an irresistibly quirky dance with indescribably odd moves.

The overall feel of their songs and the way they give Japanese titles are also intriguing.

Released in 1982, this work is based on a traditional English nursery rhyme, arranged in a punk style.

GeeGirls' Generation

Girls’ Generation 소녀시대 ‘Gee’ MV

Girls’ Generation is a South Korean girl pop group.

You might be familiar with the Japanese version of this song, but in the original Korean version you can enjoy uniquely Korean cuteness, such as the line “Babo! (You fool!).” It’s colorful, pop, and delightfully sweet-and-sour.