Dance music that lifts your spirits just by listening
There are times when you’re not really in the mood, but listening to music lifts your spirits, right?
I’ve put together a selection of tracks that really get you hyped, along with dance music that simply feels good to listen to.
A lot of these are well-known in the dance music scene, so you’ve probably heard at least a few of them before.
Find your favorites and give them a listen when you need that extra boost!
Since it’s dance music, every track will make you want to move your body naturally.
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Things I like about youNishino Kana
Kana Nishino’s songs often have positive, love-themed lyrics, and while this track has a great melody, its lyrics are especially cute.
Listening to it when you’re in love lifts your spirits even more and gets you excited.
I think it’s an uplifting song that many women can relate to.
CHA-LA-HEAD-CHA-LAKageyama Hironobu
I think not only Japanese people but also many foreigners like it.
Recently, a live-action adaptation has even been produced in Hollywood, showing the love for Dragon Ball.
When it comes to Dragon Ball’s theme songs, this track is the definitive one.
He’s a member of JAM Project and is said to be the “Prince of the Anisong world.”
SorryBeyoncé
It’s a song with a very thought-provoking title and lyrics.
It begins with a gentle, piano-driven accompaniment, and the moment it suddenly shifts is incredibly cool.
While many songs stick to a mid-tempo feel, this one weaves in various tempos, which I felt really brings out Beyoncé’s unique world.
Maru Maru Mori Mori!Kaoru to Tomoki, tama ni Mukku.
This song became a major hit in 2011 as the theme for the drama Marumo no Okite.
It was performed by the duo Mana Ashida and Fuku Suzuki under the name “Kaoru to Tomoki, Sometimes Mook,” and reached No.
2 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.
Its catchy melody and the “Marumori Dance” choreography became wildly popular among children.
The lyrics convey themes of friendship and everyday little joys, earning support from a wide range of ages.
The song became a social phenomenon, even appearing at the 62nd NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen.
It’s still a track that makes you start moving and fills you with energy whenever you listen.
In conclusion
How was it? As you’d expect from dance music, they were all tracks that naturally get your body moving to the rhythm. Did you find a song that lifts your spirits? If you did, I’m honored. There’s still a lot more dance music out there, so definitely keep exploring! I also recommend not just listening, but checking out performances and music videos that use dance music. Thank you for watching until the end!