There are so many amazing melodies hidden within pop songs that go unappreciated simply due to being pop! Take Steps as an example – their dance tunes and anthems are immensely popular with children!
Pop music encompasses whatever appeals to the masses at any given time; this could range from disco songs to hard rock tunes.
Let It Go
This popular tune from Disney’s Frozen movie has become more than just an iconic song; it has become an anthem of self-acceptance and empowerment, encouraging individuals to embrace what makes them unique. No doubt this iconic tune has touched so many lives over time.
Pop music can be defined as any genre with broad appeal and mainstream sound, targeting mostly younger audiences with catchy melodies, novelty elements and choruses that make singing easier. Pop is typically associated with upbeat, positive lyrics that accompany driving rhythms.
Let It Go is Elsa’s signature tune from Frozen, representing her struggle to fit in to predetermined roles and meet society’s expectations. No doubt this powerful message has resonated with so many viewers of the film, inspiring them to lead lives that reflect who they truly are.
Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, the songwriters behind “To Be With You”, drew upon their personal experiences when writing the song. Anderson-Lopez has an autistic brother whom she used as inspiration when recalling school pressure to perform; Lopez studied theater before working as an actress on Broadway. It has garnered critical acclaim and become a cultural phenomenon; even making Guinness Book of Records for having been recorded in most languages worldwide! So popular has it become that Chief Bogo even mentioned it when criticizing Judy Hopps over her interactions with Duke Weaselton from Zootopia (2016) when speaking out against her interaction with Duke Weaselton over her interaction with Duke Weaselton!
Roar
Roar is an energetic pop song combining elements of various rock genres and centering around empowerment. Featuring a catchy beat and an anthemic chorus that makes singing along a breeze, as well as lighthearted instrumental backing that fits its motivational message, Katy Perry stars as a jungle princess while taming a tiger for its music video!
Although some critics have taken issue with its lyrics and formulaic composition, others praise its catchy melody and positive message as driving factors for its success. Furthermore, its inclusion in various TV shows, movies, and commercials only strengthens this view of it being widely popular.
Roar was Katy Perry’s first single to sell over four million units (combined sales and streaming equivalents) in the US, making it the fastest-selling digital track ever. As such, it reached number one for eight weeks on Billboard Hot 100 chart and became her fifth best-selling single of all time. Additionally, Roar became a global success by reaching top charts worldwide including Australia, Brazil, Ireland, Israel Lebanon New Zealand UK & South Korea with platinum certification awarded both here & Down Under! As such it remains Katy Perry’s most successful single in terms of sales/streaming equivalents sales thus making Roar her most successful single career to date!
Can’t Stop the Feeling
Justin Timberlake has brought back some nostalgia in the form of Can’t Stop the Feeling from his latest movie Trolls’ soundtrack.
This song for kids is perfect for dancing around the house or at parties, and will likely be played numerous times this summer by radio stations and public spaces – though perhaps not quite as impressively as Drake’s Sorry hit song!
What makes this song stand out is its blend of various musical genres into its sound; elements from funk and soul music combine with an infectious beat perfect for clubs – making this track ideal both daytime and nighttime listening!
Can’t Stop the Feeling is an ideal example of how pop songs are constructed. After an initial short intro, the song moves onto its verse, with two verses that typically extend twice as long; this feature is known as a tag; then comes an energetic chorus filled with energy that hits hard; after which comes another tag and tag verse before slowing down for an emotional bridge section featuring lyrics usually about love or romance before picking back up again to complete its run-time.
Fight Song
A fight song (also referred to as a team anthem or game song) is an upbeat short song associated with sports teams and usually heard during college, high school, and professional sporting events. These rousing tunes may also be used by groups or organizations as an indicator of strength and support for specific causes or campaigns.
Rachel Platten’s hit song Fight Song is about having the courage to fight for what you believe in and not giving up. It is an upbeat pop tune that children can relate to and enjoy listening to, with its music video depicting her struggling as a singer/songwriter but still having “a lot of fight left in her”. Fight Song can serve as an excellent tool to teach children perseverance and never giving up.
“Fight Song” was the ninth best-selling pop digital download song of 2015 with 2.48 million sales and earned 6x Platinum certification by the Recording Industry Association of America. Additionally, this song made appearances on popular television programs including Pretty Little Liars and The Biggest Loser as well as being featured in Ford commercials and Good Morning America’s #MyFightSongGMA inspirational campaign.
Rachel Platten originally created this song to assist herself, but its message has reached thousands (if not millions). Recently she has stated that now it serves as everyone’s “Fight Song.”
Mean
Mean is an outstanding example of how pop music can deliver strong messages suitable for children, without coming off as childish and disposable. The song addresses bullying and how challenging it can be to hold onto dignity when being mistreated; making for an empowering and cathartic song. While some might consider pop songs childish or childish in general, I think what really sets apart successful artists such as Steps or Kylie Minogue PWL work are their catchy melodies which you just can’t help liking; great examples include Steps or Kylie Minogue PWL work which target children through dance routines and matching outfits but have songs with fantastic melodies aimed squarely at children but have really strong lyrics as well as catchy melodies!
Pop music draws upon elements of other styles of music. Record companies often take popular genres of music and transform it into pop songs, for instance Disco music from nightclubs became pop music during the 1970s while in the 1990s Nirvana band was turned into popular rock bands such as Pop.
Pop is widely recognized as one of the most accessible genres of music, making it commercially successful among genres. Music companies often target their marketing campaigns at teenagers and pre-teens for this genre’s marketing appeal. Pop features shorter, catchy songs that anyone can sing along to and features catchy novelty elements and strong beats for maximum fan engagement.
Firework
Put on an energetic show this Fourth of July or simply for summer fun with Toby Keith’s hit “Uptempo Song.” His deep voice sounds fantastic over loud speakers and its fast tempo will energize any crowd. Partner it with the American Anthem for maximum patriotic effect!
Katy Perry’s third single from Teenage Dream album is an upbeat dance-pop self-empowerment anthem called “Fireworks.” In its music video, Perry can be seen gazing down upon city from a balcony while inspiring young people to overcome any barriers and live life to its fullest. Fireworks begin sparking from her chest as she sings; then young people follow suit. A shy overweight girl overcomes her fears to join pool party, while after fighting between his parents a boy pushes them apart while cancer patient displays her hair at hospital ward.
This playlist’s lively dance hits are perfect for getting the audience moving at fireworks shows, with lyrics suitable for all ages. A dance-hit like this makes an ideal transition between other slower songs or can even serve as an uplifting closing song in its own right for more memorable fireworks displays.