Creating a great song that will be played at every club is no doubt a challenge. Most bands either try too hard or not at all. But these groups prove that not only is making a cool dance song easy, but it can be really fun.
™Not Your Birthday∫ by Allstar Weekend
This song is tailor-made to be the life of the party. Allstar Weekend celebrate the fact that there’s nothing to celebrate with this insanely upbeat song that will have everyone screaming, “Party like it’s not your birthday!”
™Up and Go∫ by The Starting Line
From the first note of the song, you know that “Up and Go” is a great song. Its’ infectious chorus and confessional lyrics make it a must-have for any party.
™Deadline∫ by Time Tells All
As of yet an unsigned band, Time Tells All are a magical medley of killer guitars and larger than life vocals. “Deadline” is easily their best song and a prime example of what makes them one of the best underrated bands out there.
™Somebody That I Used To Know∫ (Gotye cover) by Mayday Parade
Who would’ve though that such a catchy, groovy break up song would make a dance floor smash? When Mayday Parade and Vic Fuentes of Pierce the Veil take on this instantly recognizable song, all bets are off and the end result is one that everyone will be singing along to.
™Great DJ∫ by The Ting Tings
This song has been used countless times, from commercials to movie trailers. It was only natural for the song to become a dance club hit. And yet it hasn’t. Let’s remedy that, shall we?
™High School Sensation∫ by The Years Gone By
Another unsigned group, The Years Gone By create an amazing, upbeat song that will have people going crazy on the dance floor, screaming “All of this town screams your name/Screams your name, girl.”
™Jet Lag∫ by Simple Plan feat. Natasha Bedingfield
Equal parts long distance love song and crazy anthem, “Jet Lag” is hands down one of the coolest and catchiest songs out there that’ll get everyone on the floor.
™Sine Language∫ by The Crystal Method feat. LMFAO
Electronica gods The Crystal Method and dance hit gods LMFAO on a song together? Between the brilliant combination, LMFAO’s crazy lyrics and the Method’s beats, what more do you need for the dance club hit of the year?