Billboard has revealed the 60 Greatest Dance Songs of the Decade…
The staff has selected their favorite songs from the past 10 years, though the top pick will probably surprise you. It’s Todd Terje‘s “Inspector Norse.” If that doesn’t automatically ring a bell, check out the music video below.
From Avicii to Swedish House Mafia, Daft Punk to Skrillex — the following tracks are described as “quintessential bangers.” LCD Soundsystem, Calvin Harris, TNGHT, Disclosure, and Kavinsky and are also included in the top 10.
Some other notable tracks — Major Lazer & DJ Snake‘s “Lean On” featuring MØ is No. 12, “Ghost Voices” by Virtual Self is No. 18, “Clarity” by Zedd is No. 19, and “Losing It” by Fisher is No. 26.
And, while we’d definitely agree with many of these picks, we’d also love to hear what our readers think are the Greatest Dance Songs of the Decade! Make sure to comment and let us know.
60 Greatest Dance Songs of the Decade (Top 10)
- Todd Terje – Inspector Norse
- Rihanna – We Found Love ft. Calvin Harris
- Avicii – Levels
- Disclosure ft. Sam Smith – Latch
- TNGHT – Higher Ground
- Kavinsky – Nightcall
- Swedish House Mafia – Don’t You Worry Child ft. John Martin
- LCD Soundsystem – Dance Yrself Clean
- Skrillex – Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites
- Daft Punk – Get Lucky
Billboard’s Greatest Dance Song: Todd Terje – Inspector Norse
Source: Billboard
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