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 sure-fire favorites at school culture festivals (51–60)
FANCYTwice
An EDM track with striking low-end, sung in Korean by TWICE, one of Asia’s leading dance-vocal units.
Enjoy the differences in the members’ vocals and choreography, and keep an eye on their sexy outfits.
It’s a danceable, super-fancy number that could turn a classroom into a club if you play it at a school festival.
Ideally, crank it on a good system with the lows pumping for that thumping groove.
StressJustice
It’s a track with a violent, edgy vibe.
I’ve heard that this song, which also has a cinematic feel, was made by cutting up samples from the Godzilla theme! It might be a great fit as background music for a school festival or for a dance track.
CamareroAndra & Descemer Bueno
Andra, a singer from Romania who’s gaining attention on the Latin music scene.
She’s known for classic, quintessential Latin-style songs, and she enjoys huge popularity in the Spanish-speaking world.
One of her signature tracks, Camarero, is a collaboration with Cuban music producer Descemer Bueno and was released in 2019.
It features plenty of reggaeton elements, making it a perfect match for reggae dance as well!
VIDA LOCABlack Eyed Peas, Nicky Jam, Tyga
The Black Eyed Peas, a hip-hop/mixture group that has been churning out global hits with their distinctive sound.
Released in the summer of 2020, “VIDA LOCA” has a Latin flair, as the title suggests.
The track is actually based on MC Hammer’s “U Can’t Touch This,” but it’s arranged with such a strong reggae vibe that you almost don’t notice the source.
It’s a laid-back track with a curious kind of addictiveness, so why not use it as a dance number for a school cultural festival?
I’m Good (Blue)David Guetta & Bebe Rexha
I’m Good (Blue) is a release by French DJ and music producer David Guetta and New York–born pop singer Bebe Rexha.
It’s a remake of Eiffel 65’s 1999 smash hit Blue (Da Ba Dee).
Shortly after its release, it shot to No.
1 on the UK charts and became a hot topic in the dance music scene.
Chances are you’ve heard it at least once.
It’s also hugely popular on TikTok, making it a great recommendation for school festivals where students take center stage.
