50 Best 90’s Dance Songs For Your Nostalgic Playlist

 The 70s was the decade of disco, the 80s’ obsession was with EDM and new wave, and for the 90s … pop! Teen pop and dance pop reigned over radio waves and album sales charts of the 90s.

If you’re looking for songs to dance to, the best 90’s dance songs should be an excellent middle ground between “oldies” and “modern” dance music.

Here’s a playlist for you!


50 Best 90’s Dance Songs For Your Nostalgic Playlist

  1. Another night – Real McCoy – Release: 1994

  2. Come and get your love – Real McCoy – Release: 1995

  3. The rhythm of the night – Corona – Release: 1995

  4. Show me love – Robin S – Release: 1993

  5. Sweet dreams – La Bouche – Release: 1994

  6. (Ooh Aah) Just a little bite – Gina G – Release: 1997

  7. Connected – Stereo MC’s – Release: 1992

  8. Touch it – Monifah – Release: 1998

  9. Run away – Real McCoy – Release: 1994

  10. Rhythm is a dancer – SNAP! – Release: 1992

  11. All that she wants – Ace of Base – Release: 1992

  12. Better off alone – Alice Deejay – Release: 1999

  13. Music sounds better with you – Stardust – Release: 1998

  14. Strike it up – Black Box – Release: 1990

  15. The power – SNAP! – Release: 1990

  16. Boom Boom Boom – The Outhere Brothers – Release: 1992

  17. Just a touch of love – C & C Music Factory – Release: 1991

  18. Groove is in the heart – Deee-Lite – Release: 1990

  19. Around the world – Daft Punk – Release: 1997

  20. I like it (Like that) – The Blackout Allstars – Release: 1994

  21. Where do you go – No Mercy – Release: 1996

  22. Gonna make you sweat (Everybody dance now) – C & C Music Factory – Release: 1990

  23. Hey Mr. D.J. – Zhane – Release: 1994

  24. The bomb! (These sounds fall into my mind) – The Bucketheads – Release: 1995

  25. Return of the Mack – Mark Morrison – Release: 1996

  26. Gypsy woman – Crystal Waters – Release: 1991

  27. I’m gonna get you – Bizarre Inc – Release: 1992

  28. Praise you – Fatboy Slim – Release: 1998

  29. This Is How We Party – S.O.A.P. – Release: 1998

  30. Tonight is the night – Le Click – Release: 1997

  31. Beautiful life – Ace of Base – Release: 1995

  32. Everybody Everybody – Black Box – Release: 1990

  33. Mr. Vain – Culture Beat – Release: 1993

  34. Dreamer – Livin Joy – Release: 1996

  35. Scatman (ski-ba-bop-ba-dop-bop) – Scatman John – Release: 1995

  36. No Limit – 2 UNLIMITED – Release: 1993

  37. Don’t call me baby – Madison Avenue – Release: 1999

  38. What is love – Haddaway – Release: 1993

  39. Too funky – George Michael – Release: 1992

  40. Good Vibrations – Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch song – Release: 1991

  41. Macarena – Los Del Rio – Release: 1993

  42. Poison – Bell Biv DeVoe – Release: 1990

  43. Blue (Da Ba Dee) – Eiffel 65 – Release: 1998

  44. Now that we found love – Release: 1991

  45. I’m Too Sexy – Right Said Fred – Release: 1992

  46. Be my lover – La Bouche – Release: 1995

  47. More and more – Captain Hollywood Project – Release: 1993

  48. Moving on up – M People – Release: 1993

  49. Do Me! – Bell Biv DeVoe – Release: 1990

  50. You’re not alone – Olive – Release: 1996

Final Words

The 90s was the decade that marked the turn of the century, but, as you can see, it even marked the turn of the musical landscape. There were so many great songs worth listening to and dancing to, all from great artists that people still idolize today.

We hope these greatest dance songs of the 90s have enriched your playlist and given you some new pieces to dance to when you feel like living it up!

Source: https://citydance.org/best-90s-dance-songs/

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