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 lifts your mood just by listening (41–50)
Becoming InsaneInfected Mushroom

The acoustic guitar in the intro is really cool and gritty.
But the metal-style vocals, which contrast sharply with it, are awesome.
The simple melody line makes it easy for beginners to get into, and the build-up in the chorus feels incredibly satisfying, making it a very enjoyable track.
Dance music that lifts your mood just by listening (51–60)
MR.KARA

You won’t be able to take your eyes off the hip dance from the very beginning! The song KARA released in 2009 captivates with its energetic, catchy melody and dance performance.
As the lyrics say, “Kon da kon da suki ga chakucha ku fueru” (my love keeps growing and growing), it expresses the passionate feelings of a woman in love.
Released in August 2010 as their Japanese debut single, it reached No.
5 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
It was a remarkable achievement, marking the first Top 10 debut by an overseas female group in 29 years and 8 months.
If you want to hype up a party or club, just play this track and the atmosphere will instantly light up! It’s a song everyone can dance to and enjoy—guaranteed to boost the mood.
MisterKARA

This is KARA’s signature song that became a hot topic for its hip-swing dance.
It’s a poppy track that’s sure to get everyone pumped.
If you coordinate your outfits and dance, you’ll look just like the group themselves.
It’s also fun when men perform it, so it’ll definitely liven up the crowd.
KomodoMauro Picotto

It’s a track that feels great from the start, with the driving energy characteristic of trance.
When you listen on house systems and the like, the deep bass really resonates.
The music video is very surreal and incredibly addictive—I can’t help but watch it over and over.
In the latter half, the addition of female vocals adds a nice accent.
Sad MoviesOrca

From the intro, it uses a very nostalgic track, and it’s fascinating how the trance unfolds from it—you can really feel the skill.
Since it’s in spatial audio, I recommend listening with headphones.
It’s a track that fully earns its 4 million plays.
For An AngelPaul van Dyk

It’s a song that has enjoyed explosive popularity overseas.
Even though it’s from ten years ago, it has surpassed 10 million views on YouTube.
I think its steady, catchy tempo appeals to a wide audience.
The craze is so intense that numerous remixes have been released.
PERFECT HUMANRADIO FISH

They shot to fame with their “Buiyūden” and are still going strong; Oriental Radio’s performance on TV became a hot topic.
Despite the cool melody, the funny and easy-to-dance choreography seems to be used even for dances at lower-grade elementary school sports festivals.


