[For Creative Dance] A Collection of Easy-to-Dance Japanese and Western Tracks
This article is a must-read not only for students in dance clubs, but also for working adults who enjoy dancing as a hobby! If you want to perform a choreographed dance at events like sports festivals, school festivals, or even as entertainment at year-end parties, but you’re struggling to choose the right song, you’re not alone.
While it’s always best to dance to a song you love, for those who can’t decide, this article rounds up perfect picks for beginner-friendly choreographed dances.
From the latest dance tracks to upbeat rock and timeless classics, we’ve included both Japanese and international songs across genres—so be sure to check them out!
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[For Creative Dance] A Collection of Easy-to-Dance Japanese and Western Tracks (81–90)
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The classic hit “Maria,” which was a huge success in Korea.
It’s a solo work by Hwasa, a member of MAMAMOO, and it became a hit in both Korea and the English-speaking world.
The track is crafted as very high-quality R&B, but unlike ’90s R&B, it has a danceable edge.
In the latter part, a Latin-inspired sound comes in, making it perfect for creative dance performances that need a standout moment.
It offers a refined musicality not often found in Japan, so it’s a must-check for fans of Black music.
Fireworks Ft. Moss Kena & The KnocksPurple Disco Machine
Purple Disco Machine is the solo project of Tino Piontek, a German artist active as a DJ and remixer.
His electro sound, rooted in 80s synth-pop, is striking and has garnered tremendous popularity not only in his native Germany but also across the English-speaking world.
A recommended track by Purple Disco Machine for creative dance is “Fireworks Ft.
Moss Kena & The Knocks.” Released in February 2021, it’s an energetic tune that blends the essence of 2010s indie pop with 80s disco music.
CALL OF JUSTICETHE RAMPAGE from EXILE TRIBE
A world that fuses animation with the story of LDH’s new project, “BATTLE OF TOKYO.” It’s a track overflowing with the powerful appeal of THE RAMPAGE—set to lead the next generation of EXILE TRIBE while showcasing each unit’s strengths.
The beat-driven sound set in a futuristic city and the energetic choreography are sure to lift your spirits when you dance! The interplay with the fresh, clean vocals is fantastic, making this song perfect for showing off your own original style.
There’s also a sense of openness to it, so it might be nice to incorporate not just strength but also a touch of fluidity.
Another Day of Sunra ra rando kyasuto
“Another Day of Sun,” featured in the opening of the 2016 film La La Land.
Its bubbly, uplifting melody is really striking, isn’t it? There are several sections where the music pauses, which makes it perfect for choreography that wants to create standout moments.
With its luxurious, composed sound, it should pair better with ballroom-style choreography than with something like hip-hop.
Be sure to check it out!
loveHoshino Gen
Gen Hoshino’s “Koi,” which became famous for the “Koi Dance,” is a great choice for creative dance.
You can perform the choreography exactly like the music video, or add your own arrangement for a school sports festival.
The original choreography is very simple, making it friendly for those who aren’t confident at dancing or memorizing moves.
That’s why even elementary and middle school students can try it easily.
If you’re looking to dance to a song everyone knows, this is for you.
Let’s grab everyone’s attention!
BANSakurazaka46
Sakurazaka46’s second single features an electrifyingly cool dance.
With choreography that swings sharply between stillness and motion like kung fu, exhilarating speed, and an intense, overwhelming spirit and dazzling moves said to be the most difficult in the group’s history—even counting the Keyakizaka46 era—it’s sure to captivate anyone who watches.
It may be tough to master, but that just makes the rush after dancing it through irresistible.
Plenty of “I tried dancing” videos have been uploaded, and it’s a dance number where original arrangements really shine.
[For Creative Dance] A Compilation of Easy-to-Dance Japanese and Western Tracks (91–100)
Dance Robot DanceNayutan Seijin
If you want to go with a slightly unusual selection, how about a Vocaloid track? This song by NayutalieN, a Vocaloid producer said to have come from outer space, was released in 2016.
It drew attention when it was chosen as the theme song for the mobile game “#Compass: Combat Providence Analysis System.” It’s an upbeat, high-energy dance rock number, so it should be easy to add choreography.
It’s also a popular choice for “I tried dancing” videos, so there are plenty of reference clips.
Be sure to look for something that matches how you want to dance.
