Dance music from Western artists that was a hit in the 2000s. World-famous classics and popular songs.
The 2000s were the heyday of R&B.Back then, it was common for digital and analog sounds to coexist within a single track, and even today, songs from the 2000s are still popular.This time, we’ve picked out dance music from that era.From R&B to hip-hop, we’ve gathered stylish tracks that offer a distinctly different flavor from today’s all-electronic music.If you love Black music, you’ll find plenty of nostalgic songs here—be sure to check them out.
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Dance music of Western hits from the 2000s: World-famous and popular songs (21–30)
Family AffairMary J Blige
Mary J.
Blige is an American R&B singer, often referred to as the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul.
Her single Family Affair from the 2001 album No More Drama was a major hit.
My HumpsThe Black Eyed Peas
Originally a track will.i.am produced for the Pussycat Dolls.
It was released as a single by The Black Eyed Peas in 2005 and won awards such as Best Pop Duo at the Grammys.
The song samples the 1980s techno track “I Need A Freak.”
Got What You NeedEVE
This track, Got What You Need, is included on Eve’s 2004 album Scorpion.
Eve is the sole female member of the Ruff Ryders, a hip-hop collective that achieved phenomenal sales of over two million copies across two albums in the United States.
Call on MeEric Prydz
This is a work that distills the charm of groove house into one track—once you hear it, your body can’t help but start moving.
It’s a song by Swedish producer Eric Prydz that samples a classic by Steve Winwood.
There’s even a story that Winwood himself was so impressed with the result that he re-recorded the vocals.
The simple phrase “Call on me,” repeated throughout, fuses with the vibrant beat to create a sense of empowering momentum that seems to give the listener a push.
Released in September 2004, the track held the No.
1 spot on the UK Singles Chart for five consecutive weeks.
How about adding it to your playlist when you want to lift your mood?
Another ChanceRoger Sanchez
For those who want a track with a poignant groove that really hits the heart, I recommend a masterpiece by Roger Sanchez.
The sentimental vocals longing for “one more chance” melt into a smooth house beat.
It feels as if a heart that’s been hurt and shrunk is wrapped in warm sound and begins to throb with life again.
There’s a mysterious charm that makes your body start keeping time before you know it.
Released in July 2001, this track was included on his debut album “First Contact” and reached No.
1 on the UK charts.
How about it as a slightly sentimental soundtrack for the night?
FinallyKings Of Tomorrow
An enduring masterpiece by Kings of Tomorrow, icons of soulful house.
Crafted by Sandy Rivera, this track overflows with the protagonist’s profound relief and hope at finally reaching a long-sought place of peace.
The lyrics are said to be based on a personal experience inspired by the dawn of the new millennium, and that urgency resonates through Julie McKnight’s soul-stirring vocals.
Featured on the 2000 album “It’s in the Lifestyle” and released as a single the following year, it’s the perfect song to play in moments of triumph or when celebrating a new beginning—making those emotions all the more powerful.
Independent Women, Pt. IDestiny’s Child
Destiny’s Child, an American female group also known as “DesCha,” released numerous hit songs.
After the lineup became the trio of Beyoncé, Kelly, and Michelle, they released “Independent Women Part I,” which was used in the 2000 film Charlie’s Angels.