Top Dance Songs of 2010 Volume 4

The year 2010 was a defining period for dance music, brimming with creativity, collaboration, and exciting innovation. The top dance songs of 2010 were a testament to the flourishing dance scene, with numerous artists, DJs, and remixers creating dynamic and memorable tracks that left an enduring mark on the industry. Starting with Katy Perry, a pop icon known for her vibrant and infectious tunes, she delivered several hits that year, including "Firework" (Wideboys Club Mix) and "Peacock" (Reynaldo Klawa Club Remix). Additionally, her "Teenage Dream" (Vandalism Le Pop Extended Remix) stood out with its nostalgic vibe and catchy beat, making it one of the top dance songs of 2010. Alexis Jordan's "Happiness" (Wideboys Club Mix) was another notable song in 2010, thanks to its uplifting lyrics and irresistible rhythm. The Wideboys' remix elevated the track, infusing it with energy that resonated with dance music enthusiasts worldwide. David Guetta, a highly influential figure in the dance music industry, collaborated with Chris Willis, Fergie, and LMFAO on "Gettin' Over You" (Extended Mix), further highlighting his talent for creating crossover hits that bridge the gap between pop and dance music. Yolanda Be Cool vs. DCUP's "We No Speak Americano" (Chew Fu Rosetta Stone Club Mix) also gained significant attention in 2010. The song's unique blend of jazz samples and modern dance beats resulted in a global phenomenon that quickly climbed the music charts, making it one of the year's top dance songs. Not to be overlooked are the Black Eyed Peas, whose "Imma Be" (DJ Dan Vocal Extended Mix) exemplified the group's innovative fusion of hip-hop and dance. This track's success further confirmed the group's ability to generate catchy and danceable tunes. The top dance songs of 2010 also saw the emergence of unexpected dance hits from artists traditionally outside the genre. Eminem and Rihanna's "Love The Way You Lie" (Dark Intensity Remix) received a dance music makeover that turned the emotionally charged track into a club anthem. Similarly, Mariah Carey's holiday hits "Oh Santa!/All I Want For Christmas Is You" were transformed into a festive dance mashup by Jump Smokers. Furthermore, artists like Lady Gaga and Beyonce pushed the boundaries of pop and dance with tracks like "Telephone" (DJ Dan Extended Vocal Mix). The song's fusion of Gaga's electro-pop style and Beyonce's R&B flair, amplified by DJ Dan's remix, further blurs the lines between genres, indicating the growing diversity within the top dance songs of 2010. Dennis Ferrer's "Hey Hey" (Vandalism Remix) showcased a deeper side of dance music. Its catchy vocal hooks and deep house rhythms demonstrated the genre's range and adaptability, making it a standout track in 2010. Finally, Duck Sauce, a collaborative project between DJs A-Trak and Armand Van Helden, released "Barbara Streisand" (Extended Mix), a fun and infectious track that sampled Boney M's "Gotta Go Home." The song's quirky and catchy nature made it a crowd favorite, securing its place among the top dance songs of 2010. In conclusion, the top dance songs of 2010 encompassed a wide range of artists and styles, demonstrating the dance music scene's dynamism and diversity. From pop icons venturing into dance music to seasoned DJs crafting infectious club anthems, 2010 was a year that significantly contributed to the evolution of the genre. The dance hits from this period continue to influence contemporary music, solidifying 2010's place in dance music history. Album : Year-End Edition 2010 | Volume 4 Genre : EDM, Electro, Commercial Year : 2010 Total Time : 01:35:21 1. Katy Perry - Firework (Wideboys Club Mix) 2. Alexis Jordan - Happiness (Wideboys Club Mix) 3. IYAZ - Solo (Cahill Club Mix) 4. Duck Sauce - Barbara Streisand (Extended Mix) 5. Adam Lambert - For Your Entertainment (Bimbo Jones Club Mix) 6. David Guetta & Chris Willis feat.