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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Dance music that gets you hyped just by listening (21–30)
MalaTropical Bleyage
The PV features images of the Amazon’s great wilderness and African tribal people, and the song’s theme revolves around them.
The upbeat, repetitive sections make it incredibly catchy, and I think it’s a song packed with creative ideas.
Love Me NowJohn Legend
It’s a song that overflows with John Legend’s warmth as a person.
It celebrates family happiness, and the music video features various families, highlighting the depth of their bonds.
It’s a song that warms the heart, both to watch and to listen to.
J’adore HardcoreScooter
This is the first track that comes to mind when I think of “cool.” The carefully carved, deep bass beat makes it feel like a dancehall that’s super easy to move to.
It may sound a bit like house music, but it’s definitely trance with solid trance elements baked in.
ChildrenRobert Miles
It’s an incredibly popular trance track boasting 30 million views on YouTube.
The unique, mellow vibe of the intro is really cool.
The atmosphere of the song changes drastically between the first and second halves.
It’s so addictive that people even call it “drug music.”
First FlightDXTEEN
DXTEEN is a six-member boy group under LAPONE Entertainment, a joint venture between Yoshimoto Kogyo and CJ ENM.
Their second single, “first flight,” which was selected as the ending theme for the variety show Downtown DX, leaves a lasting impression with the contrast between its light, breezy beat and its translucent ensemble.
The lyrics, depicting an unstoppable passion for dreams, conjure the image of an airplane soaring ever higher.
It’s a powerful yet delicate dance tune, marked by a memorable chorus in the hook that gives you a gentle push forward.
The New WorldMarkus Schulz
It has a classic, straight-up trance vibe.
The heavy sub-bass with a woofer thump and the electronic melody line make it an incredibly cool track.
The break and the sense of speed in the chorus really amp up the excitement.
Grass Ain’t GreenerChris Brown
Pay attention to the PV, which has a drama-like level of quality.
The mid-tempo, alluring, mature vibe makes it a very Chris Brown-like track.
The laid-back pace gives it a dancehall feel that seems very easy to dance to.