At four to ten, dance music falls somewhere between zero and 10 on the rhythmic intensity scale, inspiring dancers but remaining soft enough for normal conversations without being overwhelmed by shouts of music or foot shuffling from audience members.
Rudimental offers this royalty-free dance track as a royalty-free download with two exciting drops, each followed by long build ups – it is perfect for use in party videos or travel vlogs!
Fun At The Disco
As soon as this song comes on the radio, you know it’s time for some dancing! This energetic track features funky beats that will get your dance floor moving while its catchy chorus can make anyone sing along; making this song perfect for disco karaoke nights.
Nate Ruess and Brendon Urie came together for this track that appears on Nate Ruess and Brendon Urie’s album Vices & Virtues. It’s an exceptional combination of their musical styles; unfortunately it was never released as a single.
Fueled By Ramen Records is owned by Pete Wentz of Panic! at the Disco fame. In addition to playing bass for Fall Out Boy, Wentz also fronts his other band Panic! at the Disco; one of today’s most beloved musical acts whose sound brings back dance music with an edge.
I’m Gonna Dance All Day
Keep This Party Pumping is an optimistic royalty-free dance music track with a positive, upbeat tone that features guitars, keyboards, synths, vocal hooks, bass guitar and tight beats – an ideal track to use as the background score of an inspirational reality vlog or fashion/travel video!
Balkan Shuffle offers an upbeat funkier sound. This catchy dance music song boasts a funky flute and seductive strings for an engaging disco-inspired aesthetic, ideal for lifestyle or fitness videos or blogs. This royalty-free track can even be licensed without additional licensing costs!
How many bars make up a three minute song depends on its tempo (beats per minute) and time signature – typically 4/4. At 120 BPM with four beats in each bar, three minutes would equal approximately 96 bars; but this can change depending on each song’s actual tempo and time signature.
Party Till Dawn
Supermassive have embedded horror movie tropes into their 2016 game Until Dawn, but this catchy track underscores them to an impressive extent. Composed by three highly talented artists – Eliminate is an accomplished producer with his own YouTube channel dedicated to his production work; Flux Pavilion is an influential figure within dubstep culture while playing multiple creative roles; meesh adds vibrancy with her signature vocal performance.
This dynamic female fronted party band are highly experienced musicians that will add energy and excitement to every gig they perform. Their extensive repertoire – featuring contemporary pop, rock and soul classics that will get guests on the dance floor – guarantees it! Plus they offer add ons such as professional keyboardist, saxophonist or trumpet player for weddings or larger corporate events, or they can learn any first dance request specifically made for you to ensure an eventful event experience!
All We Have Is Dance
At any dance scene, music can make or break the atmosphere. That’s why finding something enjoyable, catchy and energetic enough to get people dancing is crucial – for an excellent royalty-free piece with house/electro vibes check out All We Have Is Dance. Packed full of synths, brass instruments, handclaps and percussion instruments creating an infectious beat, this track will get people moving!
While some dances, such as the father-daughter dance at a wedding, require specific songs with lyrics (such as the father-daughter dance), other circumstances don’t place such restrictions. For instance, when DJing for EDM dancers at a rave they might prefer shorter songs that keep things lively and upbeat.
Fancy Life is an easy and engaging tune with its trendy synths, Rhodes bits, claps and cool bass drums that is ideal for fashion or lifestyle vlogs and travel promos – not to mention travel promos themselves! Simply add this piece into any video production for added style and energy!
Night Eyes
Garfield Reeves-Stevens attracted some criticism when Night Eyes first released, because some readers mistakenly saw its cover and flap and thought of “cliche alien and sci-fi themes.” But such readers don’t realize what they are missing! Anyone who enjoys smart, original science fiction or horror will enjoy Night Eyes immensely – anyone from fanatical government agents to alien abduction and lost children; Night Eyes offers something for all readers! Each time it seems as if its plot has reached an endpoint, new twists emerges…
No one can give an exact number for how many bars there are in a song because its length varies greatly based on its tempo (beats per minute) and time signature – typically 4/4 but sometimes other time signatures as well. But, for instance, at 120 bpm and four beats to each bar there will be 30 bars within 3 minutes at 60×4 = 120 (depending on song speed/slowness); although the exact amount may differ compared to songs at lower tempos – nevertheless there are plenty of amazing three minute songs worth hearing that are well worth hearing and worth hearing as there are plenty great songs worth hearing that span that timeframe!
Uplifting Future Pop
Future and Metro BOOMIN have reached the peak of their formula: you know exactly what to expect when they release a track. They excel at producing songs with the trademark toxicity they so effortlessly bring, amplifying tension with dark trap beats and atmospheric R&B melodies.
On ‘Rent Money,’ Future’s gravely voice soars over an ominous choir loop and dark hip-hop trap instrumental – an unconventional combination that proves they can go beyond the confines of maximalist music to explore new territory. This song proves they can take risks outside their comfort zones to create their music together.
Future is at his most vulnerable on this record, singing about his insecurities on “Stress Dream.” Even his girlfriend knows about them – an unexpected shift away from the typically hedonistic persona projected through music. There are also unique moments on the album like “Poppin’ Tags” with its blend of trap with 8-bit instrumentation; unfortunately it seems padded out by filler that doesn’t help Future advance his career much further.
Dance With A Stranger
“Dancing With A Stranger” by Sam Smith and Normani is an exciting reminder that old-fashioned radio success still exists. Capitol Records V.P. Promotion Greg Marella and iHeartMedia President of CHR Programming Strategy John Ivey join us as we discuss their rise up the charts.
Ruth Ellis struggles to remain pragmatic but succumbs to the seductions of young racing driver David Blakely despite her best efforts at remaining strong-minded and pragmatic. Drawn in by his youthful enthusiasm and lavish gifts, Ruth falls for him quickly. When his advances turn cold on her she takes matters into her own hands with disastrous consequences.
This disco-R&B romp highlights both Smith’s retro-leaning strengths and Normani’s solo vision as a soul-dance diva. This track practically bursts with joy with every beat, note and perfectly harmonized line – this track truly exudes happiness from start to finish! Generally at 120 BPM in 4/4 time there are 16 beats per bar which adds up to three rounds of 32 bars in an approximately 3-minute song.