the EDM craze is upon us welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’ll be
counting down our picks for the top ten
dance songs of the 2010s whooping
Cottenham stars for this list we’re
featuring dance songs that have been
released since January 1st 2010
also we’re not specifically talking
about dance songs per se but songs that
you can dance to
number ten party rock anthem’ LMFAO
featuring lauren bennett and goonrock
anytime successful pop act releases a
track with anthem in the title you know
it’s about to get crazy especially when
that act is LMFAO running through these
are my trade oh I got that devilish flow
rock and roll no halo we party as one of
the best-selling songs of all time
the EDM monster destroyed the charts
along with the Internet when the music
video went viral thanks to the
Melbourne’s shuffle every day I’m
shuffling
the lyrics push listeners to throw off
their hands and push a good while party
rocking like nobody’s business
and you know sexy and I know it made
some booty shake as well mission
accomplished
number nine
uptown funk Mark Ronson featuring Bruno
Mars
this is ice cold michelle pfeiffer that
white gold okay here’s a lyrically
proficient joint that transformed Bruno
Mars from a megastar into an unstoppable
monstrosity of modern popular music
believe me just watch some songs rely
mainly on a dope beat however this Mark
Ronson gem also boasts a complete
narrative about looking fresh and
fucking up the scene and Sony both its
sound and its style were based on the
Minneapolis scene of the early 80s while
adding a modern flair that kept us
coming back for more with Bruno Mars
taking care of business on the mic Mark
Ronson put a spin on some old-school
funk
number eight we found love Rihanna
featuring Calvin Harris written and
produced by Scottish DJ Calvin Harris
this electro house sensation spent ten
weeks atop the Billboard charts
it’s probably no coincidence that
Rihanna’s sang about finding love in a
hopeless place after her turbulent
relationship with Chris Brown
and the music video supports this as
Rihanna’s co-star bears an uncanny
resemblance to her former flame despite
the sparse lyrical content the hopeful
voice of Rihanna and the inevitable
Calvin Harris drop ensured that we found
love would become a modern anthem for
rebellious lovers without a cause
number seven latch disclosure featuring
Sam Smith the title of this zero hit
symbolizes commitment to a loving
relationship but what it really means is
lock me up and throw away the key
featuring the holy voice of Sam Smith
latch found a steady home on the UK
charts and slowly but surely found its
way into American nightclubs while
disclosure originally believed their
singer to be a woman after first hearing
his voice they found out that he was
indeed a grown man capable of owning any
octave as a result listeners latched on
to the track along with its
controversial music video
number six get lucky Daft Punk featuring
Pharrell Williams like the legend of the
things ends with beginnings with a
little disco funk and that incomparable
Pharrell Williams swag a couple of
legendary French musicians added yet
another international smash to their
distinguished discography anybody can
relate to getting lucky which allowed
this track to reach the random access
memories of over 200 million at least
according to the official YouTube
statistics
of course get lucky is far more than
just your typical dance song as the
Russian police choir perform an
interesting rendition of the track
boys boys number five
bangarang Skrillex featuring Saira does
the names anymore mean anything to you
well how about if I said Skrillex while
Skrillex is Brad of dubstep slash
brostep started reaching the mainstream
with scary monsters and nice sprites it
was this 2012 banger that propelled the
American DJ to Smashing chart success
and won him his fourth Grammy Award with
a glitchy beat that will have you
head-banging and all of the web´s you
could want out of a Skrillex tune
bangarang is undoubtedly a signature
dance track of the decade these beats
hanging out the back of my car
number four danza kuduro don omar
featuring lucenzo
inspired by the kuduro dance craze this
international collaboration has an
irresistible chorus and infectious beat
danza kuduro was written and produced by
French artist lucenzo whose family came
from the northern region of Portugal
yeah
as an ode to his roots lucenzo teamed up
with reggaeton singer don omar for a
song about living life to the fullest
the exotic music video features the crew
rocking the ocean blue and showcasing
what luxurious living is all about
number three feel so close
Calvin Harris I feel so close to you
right now it’s a fuzz field the
turntable virtuoso Calvin Harris makes
his second appearance on our list with
this dope joint but it’s the first in
which he provides his own vocals and
there’s no stopping us right now I feel
so close to you
right now with a laid-back groove and
poignant lyrics feel so close highlights
the feeling of magnetic love and
tumbling down a waterfall of emotion it
also proves that you don’t necessarily
need strong vocals if you already have a
sultry electro house beat
left
with a music video that will never fail
to put a smile on your face
Calvin Harris continues to prove that he
has this music thing down
I hear the song from the case number two
don’t you worry child Swedish House
Mafia featuring John Martin upon a hill
across the Blue
this grammy-nominated track was a
fitting conclusion to the supergroup
trio of sebastian ingrosso Axwell and
steve angello
as the song was released as their last
single
with a focus on spirituality and
childhood memories don’t you worry child
connected with listeners of all ages and
by the looks of the music video the live
performances takes the song to an
entirely new level
inspired by the beauty of Australia this
progressive house team will keep you
moving and grooving until the song’s
conclusion and if you’re looking for an
additional release Miami 2 Ibiza brings
the heat as well I’ve got my visa my
visa and diva medela bitch I’m up on the
guestlist with the Swedish House Mafia
before we unveil our top pick here are a
few honorable mentions don’t stop
maybe
yeah
all night
number one levels Avicii
by sampling Etta James’s 1962 classic
something’s got a hold on me oh I get a
good feeling yeah this dance song
established a new level of progressive
house mania in fact there’s no original
lyrics in Davichi’s production but that
doesn’t mean he didn’t innovate the
genre with this sonic miracle
levels has been remixed by Skrillex it
inspired Flo Rida’s good feeling and
even kpop artist I’m so long got in on
the action either Gollum a name a makin
shuttle never truly Universal levels
channeled a little soul and made us get
down with the infectious beat you do you
agree with our selections what is your
favorite dance song of the 2010 for more
mind-blowing top 10s published daily be
sure to subscribe to watchmojo.com
you
watchmojo.com and today we’ll be
counting down our picks for the top ten
dance songs of the 2010s whooping
Cottenham stars for this list we’re
featuring dance songs that have been
released since January 1st 2010
also we’re not specifically talking
about dance songs per se but songs that
you can dance to
number ten party rock anthem’ LMFAO
featuring lauren bennett and goonrock
anytime successful pop act releases a
track with anthem in the title you know
it’s about to get crazy especially when
that act is LMFAO running through these
are my trade oh I got that devilish flow
rock and roll no halo we party as one of
the best-selling songs of all time
the EDM monster destroyed the charts
along with the Internet when the music
video went viral thanks to the
Melbourne’s shuffle every day I’m
shuffling
the lyrics push listeners to throw off
their hands and push a good while party
rocking like nobody’s business
and you know sexy and I know it made
some booty shake as well mission
accomplished
number nine
uptown funk Mark Ronson featuring Bruno
Mars
this is ice cold michelle pfeiffer that
white gold okay here’s a lyrically
proficient joint that transformed Bruno
Mars from a megastar into an unstoppable
monstrosity of modern popular music
believe me just watch some songs rely
mainly on a dope beat however this Mark
Ronson gem also boasts a complete
narrative about looking fresh and
fucking up the scene and Sony both its
sound and its style were based on the
Minneapolis scene of the early 80s while
adding a modern flair that kept us
coming back for more with Bruno Mars
taking care of business on the mic Mark
Ronson put a spin on some old-school
funk
number eight we found love Rihanna
featuring Calvin Harris written and
produced by Scottish DJ Calvin Harris
this electro house sensation spent ten
weeks atop the Billboard charts
it’s probably no coincidence that
Rihanna’s sang about finding love in a
hopeless place after her turbulent
relationship with Chris Brown
and the music video supports this as
Rihanna’s co-star bears an uncanny
resemblance to her former flame despite
the sparse lyrical content the hopeful
voice of Rihanna and the inevitable
Calvin Harris drop ensured that we found
love would become a modern anthem for
rebellious lovers without a cause
number seven latch disclosure featuring
Sam Smith the title of this zero hit
symbolizes commitment to a loving
relationship but what it really means is
lock me up and throw away the key
featuring the holy voice of Sam Smith
latch found a steady home on the UK
charts and slowly but surely found its
way into American nightclubs while
disclosure originally believed their
singer to be a woman after first hearing
his voice they found out that he was
indeed a grown man capable of owning any
octave as a result listeners latched on
to the track along with its
controversial music video
number six get lucky Daft Punk featuring
Pharrell Williams like the legend of the
things ends with beginnings with a
little disco funk and that incomparable
Pharrell Williams swag a couple of
legendary French musicians added yet
another international smash to their
distinguished discography anybody can
relate to getting lucky which allowed
this track to reach the random access
memories of over 200 million at least
according to the official YouTube
statistics
of course get lucky is far more than
just your typical dance song as the
Russian police choir perform an
interesting rendition of the track
boys boys number five
bangarang Skrillex featuring Saira does
the names anymore mean anything to you
well how about if I said Skrillex while
Skrillex is Brad of dubstep slash
brostep started reaching the mainstream
with scary monsters and nice sprites it
was this 2012 banger that propelled the
American DJ to Smashing chart success
and won him his fourth Grammy Award with
a glitchy beat that will have you
head-banging and all of the web´s you
could want out of a Skrillex tune
bangarang is undoubtedly a signature
dance track of the decade these beats
hanging out the back of my car
number four danza kuduro don omar
featuring lucenzo
inspired by the kuduro dance craze this
international collaboration has an
irresistible chorus and infectious beat
danza kuduro was written and produced by
French artist lucenzo whose family came
from the northern region of Portugal
yeah
as an ode to his roots lucenzo teamed up
with reggaeton singer don omar for a
song about living life to the fullest
the exotic music video features the crew
rocking the ocean blue and showcasing
what luxurious living is all about
number three feel so close
Calvin Harris I feel so close to you
right now it’s a fuzz field the
turntable virtuoso Calvin Harris makes
his second appearance on our list with
this dope joint but it’s the first in
which he provides his own vocals and
there’s no stopping us right now I feel
so close to you
right now with a laid-back groove and
poignant lyrics feel so close highlights
the feeling of magnetic love and
tumbling down a waterfall of emotion it
also proves that you don’t necessarily
need strong vocals if you already have a
sultry electro house beat
left
with a music video that will never fail
to put a smile on your face
Calvin Harris continues to prove that he
has this music thing down
I hear the song from the case number two
don’t you worry child Swedish House
Mafia featuring John Martin upon a hill
across the Blue
this grammy-nominated track was a
fitting conclusion to the supergroup
trio of sebastian ingrosso Axwell and
steve angello
as the song was released as their last
single
with a focus on spirituality and
childhood memories don’t you worry child
connected with listeners of all ages and
by the looks of the music video the live
performances takes the song to an
entirely new level
inspired by the beauty of Australia this
progressive house team will keep you
moving and grooving until the song’s
conclusion and if you’re looking for an
additional release Miami 2 Ibiza brings
the heat as well I’ve got my visa my
visa and diva medela bitch I’m up on the
guestlist with the Swedish House Mafia
before we unveil our top pick here are a
few honorable mentions don’t stop
maybe
yeah
all night
number one levels Avicii
by sampling Etta James’s 1962 classic
something’s got a hold on me oh I get a
good feeling yeah this dance song
established a new level of progressive
house mania in fact there’s no original
lyrics in Davichi’s production but that
doesn’t mean he didn’t innovate the
genre with this sonic miracle
levels has been remixed by Skrillex it
inspired Flo Rida’s good feeling and
even kpop artist I’m so long got in on
the action either Gollum a name a makin
shuttle never truly Universal levels
channeled a little soul and made us get
down with the infectious beat you do you
agree with our selections what is your
favorite dance song of the 2010 for more
mind-blowing top 10s published daily be
sure to subscribe to watchmojo.com
you
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