[Classic Song] A staple track for dance battles
In dance battles, the real thrill lies in improvising to the DJ’s track selection.
Within the dance battle scene, there are countless classic tunes.
This time, we’ve gathered essential anthems you can’t miss in battle scenarios!
Dance spans a wide variety of genres, and certain styles pair better with particular tracks.
While anime songs and pop tracks are used in battles nowadays, the songs we’re introducing here are relatively classic staples, so many of them may be older.
These are just a few examples, so it’s also a great idea to watch actual dance battles and discover tracks for yourself.
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[Classic] Standard Songs for Dance Battles (1–10)
I’m Coming OutDiana Ross
Diana Ross’s song carries a simple, straightforward message of self-acceptance and pride.
Released in 1980, it became an important anthem especially for the LGBTQ+ community.
Written and produced by Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards of the disco group Chic, the track celebrates the importance of expressing who you truly are.
It’s also known as a staple for dance battles; its rhythmic groove and powerful message captivate dancers.
At a Red Bull–hosted dance battle, Japan’s THE D SoraKi performed to this song and wowed the world.
Frequently played at Pride events and LGBTQ+ celebrations, this is a track everyone who wants to live authentically should hear.
WorkMissy Elliott
When it comes to quintessential tracks for dance battle scenes, this song is a must.
Featured on the 2002 album “Under Construction,” it stands out with its hard-hitting beat and unique sound.
The lyrics celebrate female strength and sexuality, leaving a strong impression, with themes centered on self-expression and confidence.
It resonates with listeners as if declaring one’s own worth.
Highly acclaimed—winning a Grammy, among other honors—it brought a fresh breeze to the hip-hop world.
In dance, it’s an absolute staple for hip-hop battles.
It’s a perfect pick not only for the battle floor but also when you want a boost of confidence.
More Bounce to the OunceZapp
For those who excel at stylish dancing, I highly recommend “More Bounce to the Ounce.” It’s an extremely famous track, so even people without dance experience may know it.
This song makes it easy to create highlights with your entry and footwork.
Of course, you can throw in power moves, but the instrumentation really lends itself to layering in lots of steps.
It’s got a strong groove, so it’s also great as a practice track for beginners!
I Can Make YaFingazz
This is a track by Fingazz, an artist pioneering a new era of electro-funk.
It has a unique charm that blends the nostalgia of funk and soul with a modern sound, highlighted by distinctive talkbox-driven vocals.
Released in May 2019, the song has earned huge popularity in the dance scene.
Its beat and rhythm naturally get your body moving, making it perfect for street dance—especially popping performances.
Highly recommended for anyone who wants music that moves the heart or loves to dance.
Robot RockDaft Punk
Daft Punk’s classic “Robot Rock.” You can really feel Daft Punk’s musical identity in various phrases.
Since the same rhythm continues for a long time, it’s a perfect track for power moves.
You can also hit a freeze when the vocals come in.
The melody is engaging enough for footwork too, so it’s a track I can recommend to beginners.
The structure makes it easy to keep the beat, so it’s great for warming up as well!