It’s lit! Western dance tracks that always kill at school culture festivals
Speaking of school festivals, dance is a classic!
So this time, we’re introducing Western dance music you can use at your school festival.
But selecting dance tracks can actually be trickier than it seems.
The main reason is that trends change so quickly.
That said, we’ve picked plenty of the latest dance tracks this time!
We’ve also included stylish, high-difficulty songs that even a dance club could use.
Be sure to check them out!
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It’s here! Western dance hits that are staples at school culture festivals (41–50)
Do You Mean (Squalzz Remix – Official Audio) ft. Ty Dolla $ign, bülowThe Chainsmokers, Bebe Rexha
This is the ultimate breakup song from The Chainsmokers, the songwriter-DJ duo behind a string of global hits.
The track opens with a dreamy sound and a questioning tone—definitely one you’ll want to read the Japanese-to-English lyrics for as well.
Dutch singer bülow’s vocals are beautiful and blend seamlessly with the track.
It’s a laid-back song, so it should be perfect for dancing with a cool, stylish vibe at a school festival.
SeñoritaShawn Mendes & Camila Cabello
A duet number by singer Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello.
With a Latin rhythm and a satisfying bassline, it’s a feel-good track, and the music video—showcasing just how lovey-dovey the two are—leaves a strong impression.
It might be a bit too moody to dance to at a school festival, but at this point you might as well ignore what everyone thinks and dance as much as you like.
I Heart YouBaby Ariel
She has a large following on TikTok and YouTube, and despite her young age, she’s gaining attention online as an influencer.
In 2016, she won a Teens’ Choice Award and contributed to anti-bullying campaigns, and the way she works beyond the boundaries of music really gives the impression of a next-generation artist, doesn’t it?
bad guyBillie Eilish
Billie Eilish’s “bad guy” is perfect for pop dance and animation dance.
It’s not uptempo, so it doesn’t suit light, snappy styles of locking or breakdancing.
However, the bassline is very pronounced, making it ideal for styles where calm and explosive movements intermingle, such as certain types of locking and animation dance.
It will look great as a solo, but tracks with this kind of strong groove really shine when performed by a group to create a sense of unity.
I’m So Hotmomoland
This is an interesting track by the Korean idol dance group MOMOLAND, featuring a stylish, jazzy sound.
It also has original, easy-to-copy choreography, and if everyone dances together, it’s sure to draw attention from the whole school—a super cute number.
Get some cool outfits ready, do your makeup cutely, and dance with energy and fun—this is the perfect song for it.