Most Trending Pop Dance Hits from the 2000s and 2010s from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025
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 1 . Loud Luxury - BodyWinning the Juno Award for Dance Recording of the Year in 2019 and topping the charts in Europe and North America, "Body" by Canadian duo Loud Luxury, consisting of Andrew Fedyk and Joe Depace, featuring American singer Brando, is a 2017 hit. The track stands out with its catchy beats and lyrics, perfect for the dance floors. Writer(s) : Bouziane Cassio Lopes, Marlon McClain Publisher(s) : Cassio Sound, Kmr Ii Gt Publishing Limited, Spirit Two Music Crescendo, Theantisocialpublishing Featured on the album
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 2 . Supermode - Tell Me WhyReleased in 2006, "Tell Me Why" by Supermode, a duo consisting of Axwell and Steve Angello, also members of the Swedish House Mafia, samples Bronski Beat's "Smalltown Boy," incorporating 80s synths into a modern house beat. In 2022, the Italian trio Meduza remixed "Tell Me Why," released on Axwell's Axtone Records label. Writer(s) : Lawrence Charles Anthony Cole, Steven William Bronski, James William Somerville Publisher(s) : Bronski Music Ltd, Bmg Rights Management Uk Limited
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 3 . Fedde Le Grand - Put Your Hands Up For Detroit"Put Your Hands Up For Detroit" by Dutch DJ Fedde Le Grand, released in 2006, becomes an instant dancefloor anthem. Based on a vocal sample from Matthew Dear & Disco D's "Hands Up For Detroit" (1999), the track celebrates Detroit's impact on electronic music and stands out with its groovy bassline. The video is set in a futuristic factory where women in suggestive outfits work on robots. The music video is directed by Marcus Adams. Writer(s) : Matthew Dear, Fedde J Le Grand, Sam Valenti, David A Shayman Publisher(s) : Emi Music Publishing Ltd, The Ghostly International Company, Onestar Publishing Nl Featured on the 2006 album Put Your Hands Up for Detroit
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 4 . Eric Prydz - Call on Me"Call on Me" by Swedish DJ and producer Eric Prydz, released in 2004, samples Steve Winwood's "Valerie." The track quickly becomes an international hit, topping charts in several countries. Inspired by a scene from the movie "Perfect" with John Travolta and Jamie Lee Curtis, the video is famous for its sexually suggestive aerobics choreography. The music video is directed by Huse Monfaradi. Writer(s) : Stephen Lawrence Winwood, Eric Sheridan Prydz, Wilbur H Jennings Publisher(s) : Emi Music Publishing Ltd
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 5 . Avicii - My Feelings For You"My Feelings For You" by Avicii, crafted alongside French DJ Sebastien Drums, surfaced in 2010 as an energetic nod to classic house music. Built on the bones of Cassius' 1996 release, which itself pulled from Gwen McCrae's 1982 gem, the track spirals around a hypnotic vocal loop that feels both timeless and immediate. Released under the Vicious Grooves label, it didn’t just flirt with the charts—it commandeered dance floors, especially in Europe, snagging a No. 4 spot on the UK Dance Chart and landing at No. 46 on the UK Singles Chart. The accompanying music video mirrored the song's pulse perfectly, brimming with vivid colors and hedonistic escapism that encapsulated club culture at its peak. Though it didn’t walk away with trophies, its placement on prominent EDM compilations and its presence in live sets cemented its imprint in the era's electronic zeitgeist. What truly shines here is Avicii's early ability to remix nostalgia, merging 90s house euphoria with production that hinted at his meteoric rise to come. Featured on the album
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 6 . Tiësto - Lethal Industry"Lethal Industry" by Dutch DJ and producer Tiësto, released in 2001, is an iconic instrumental trance track. Frequently used in his live sets, this track is recognized for its enchanting melodies and powerful rhythms. Writer(s) : Tiesto Publisher(s) : The Eagle B V Featured on the 2002 album In My Memory
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 7 . Tiësto - Love Comes Again"Love Comes Again" by Dutch DJ and producer Tiësto, featuring BT, released in 2004, is a trance classic. The track combines powerful synths and emotional vocals, typical of Tiësto's style. American BT (Brian Transeau) is also known for his production skills, with several successful tracks, including "Blue Skies" in 1996. Writer(s) : Brian Wayne Transeau, Tijs M Verwest Publisher(s) : Songs Of Universal Inc, Bmg Talpa Music, The Eagle B V, Emotech Music Featured on the 2004 album Just Be
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 8 . Avicii - Without YouShowcasing a memorable progressive and joyous house melody with country-pop influenced synths, "Without You" by Swedish DJ and producer Avicii, released in 2017, is a collaboration with Swedish singer Sandro Cavazza. Avicii, aka Tim Bergling, is known for his melodic productions and ability to touch listeners with his compositions. The music video is directed by Levan Tsikurishvili. Writer(s) : Dhani Lennevald, Tim Bergling, Salem Al Fakir, Carl Anthony Falk, Alessandro Cavazza, Vincent Pontare Publisher(s) : Universal Music Publishing Ab, Emi Music Publishing Scandinavia Ab, Elevent Ab, Bmg Rights Management Scandinavia Ab, Sony/Atv Music Publishing Allegro (Scand) Kbfalse Featured on the album
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 9 . Calvin Harris - How Deep Is Your LoveA collaboration with production trio Disciples, "How Deep Is Your Love" by Scottish producer Calvin Harris, released in 2015, is a blend of deep house and pop. The track receives a warm reception and charts worldwide. The video features model Gigi Hadid. The music video is directed by Emil Nava. Writer(s) : Luke Anthony McDermott, Nathan Duvall, Gavin Koolmon, Ina Wroldsen, Calvin Harris Publisher(s) : Reservoir Reverb Music Ltd, Fly Eye Publishing Ltd, Phrased Differently Music Limited, Emi Music Publishing Ltd, Tsj Merlyn Licensing B V Featured on the 2023 album Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2
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 10 . Tiësto - Just Be (w/ Kirsty Hawkshaw)"Just Be" by Dutch DJ and producer Tiësto, released in 2004, features the enchanting vocals of British singer Kirsty Hawkshaw. This melodic trance track perfectly illustrates Tiësto's style, combining energetic beats with emotive melodies. Writer(s) : Kirsty Hawkshaw, Judie Myers, James David Wiltshire, DJ Tiesto Publisher(s) : Nettwerk Songs Pubg Ltd Ii, Big Sweet Pub Co Ltd, The Eagle B V, Allure Muzik Featured on the 2004 album Just Be
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 11 . Lost Frequencies - RealityReality, the 2015 single from Belgian DJ and producer Lost Frequencies, features Dutch singer Janieck Devy's vocals and unfolds against a smooth deep house backdrop. The track explores life's pivotal moments, the unpredictable nature of the future, and the oscillation between highs and lows while embracing the present and the freedom that comes with accepting life's uncertainties. Its international success cements the song as a resonant anthem across European charts. Writer(s) : Felix De Laet, Franchesqua Roxanne Cherri Evans Publisher(s) : Armada Benelux Publishing Featured on the 2016 album Less Is More
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 12 . Benny Benassi - No Matter What You DoFollowing the success of "Satisfaction," Benny Benassi releases "No Matter What You Do" in 2003, featuring powerful beats and catchy vocals. This track confirms Benassi's status as one of the pioneers of electro-house, influencing many DJs and producers. Writer(s) : Marco Benassi, Daniela Galli, Alessandro Benassi Publisher(s) : Energy Production Ediz Mus Srl, Off Limits Ed Mus Di Pignagnoli Alfredo Featured on the 2003 album Hypnotica
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 13 . Benny Benassi - Satisfaction"Satisfaction" by Italian DJ and producer Benny Benassi, released in 2002, is a staple of electro-house music. With its minimalist and repetitive lyrics, "Push me and then just touch me 'til I can get my satisfaction," heavy bass, and iconic guitar riff, the track becomes a club classic. The music video is directed by Dougal Wilson. Writer(s) : Alessandro Benassi Publisher(s) : Off Limits Ed Mus Di Pignagnoli Alfredo, Energy Production Ediz Mus Srl Featured on the 2002 album Hypnotica
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 14 . Camille Jones & Fedde Le Grand - The CreepsDanish artist Camille Jones’ "The Creeps" found new life in 2007 with Fedde Le Grand’s remix, transforming it into a global house hit. Originally released in 2005, the song samples Jeff Wayne’s "War of the Worlds" and explores relationship anxieties. The music video, inspired by Madonna’s "Express Yourself" and The Secretary, features office-themed choreography by Paul Roberts. A staple in DJ sets, "The Creeps" remains a testament to house music’s ability to reimagine and repopularize tracks across genres and eras. Writer(s) : Camille Jones Publisher(s) : Reverb 2 Music Limited, Lifted House Aps Featured on the 2004 album Surrender
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 15 . David Guetta - Sexy Chick (w/ Akon)David Guetta's collaboration with Akon on "Sexy Chick" catapulted both artists into mainstream ubiquity in 2009, carving out a moment when house and electro-pop infiltrated global charts with blunt force. The unruly, provocative original title, "Sexy Bitch," was toned down for broader appeal, yet the track’s upfront audacity remains its defining trait, a slick concoction oozing nightclub swagger and perspiring desire on dancefloors worldwide. What makes this song linger isn’t so much its thematic depth—there’s none—but the seamless cohesion of Guetta’s infectious production and Akon’s salaciously detached vocal delivery. The track might’ve been tailor-made for bottle-service nights and unapologetic strobe-lit chaos, but its real triumph lies in its scalability: whether at Ultra Music Festival or filtered through a radio edit, its hook doesn’t just stick; it brands itself onto memory. While the lyrics showcase a shallow fixation on physical attributes, the song's glossily engineered composition is a masterclass in making disposable culture irresistible. It’s both a guilty pleasure and a zeitgeist snapshot, earning it triple Platinum certification in the US and a laundry list of global accolades. Still, the video—helmed by perennial provocateur Jonas Åkerlund—encapsulates an era when tame hedonism dominated pop visuals, managing to be both predictable and absurdly decadent. Whether celebrated or dismissed, "Sexy Chick" is undeniably tied to late-2000s pop culture’s embrace of maximalist, high-energy escapism. Featured on the 2009 album One Love
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 16 . Regard, RAYE - SecretsAchieving international success and featuring in many club and festival playlists, "Secrets" by Kosovar DJ Regard and British singer Raye, released in 2020, combines house and pop elements, creating a danceable and melodic track. The official video, released on June 19, 2020, features a masked biker drawn to a mysterious place before being chased by an unknown person. The music video is directed by Harry Lindley. Writer(s) : Mike Skill, Peter Solley, Martin McKinney, Henry Walter, George S Candler, Wally Palamarchuk, Roland Orzabal, Dylan Wiggins, Jimmy Marinos, The Weeknd, Jonathan Levi Publisher(s) : Heartbeam, Songs Of Smp Featured on the 2001 album
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 17 . Meduza - Lose ControlMeduza, an Italian production trio, collaborates with UK pop artist Becky Hill and duo Goodboys on "Lose Control," a melodic house and dance track. The music video, shot amidst the eerie backdrop of abandoned chateaux in Burj Al Babas, Turkey, portrays a group uniting to celebrate as the day fades. The music video is directed by Lope Serrano. Writer(s) : Connor Blake Manning, Luca De Gregorio, Simone Giani, Mattia Vitale, Rebecca Claire Hill Publisher(s) : Di Piu S R L, Sony/Atv Music Publishing Allegro (Uk), Method Paperwork Ltd, Universal Music Publishing Limited (Gb), Kobalt Music Services Ltdfalse Featured on the 2019 album Get to Know
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 18 . David Guetta - The World is MineA house track that becomes an international success, "The World is Mine" by David Guetta, released in 2004, features vocals by singer JD Davis. The melody of the chorus is sampled from "Someone Somewhere in Summertime" by Simple Minds. The video features a young man who is a magnet for scantily clad young women. The music video is directed by Stuart Gosling. Writer(s) : James Kerr, David Guetta, Charles Burchill, Jean-Charles Carre, Derek Forbes, Michael Joseph Mac Neil, Joachim Garraud Publisher(s) : What A Publishing Limited, Ultra Music Publishing Europe Ag, Square Rivoli Publishing Featured on the 2004 album Guetta Blaster
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 19 . Mr Probz - WavesWaves by Mr. Probz is a mellow narrative of yearning and impermanence, built around acoustic rhythms and melancholic lyrics. Originally released in 2013, it reached global prominence when DJ Robin Schulz infused it with electronic depth in a 2014 remix. The track became an international chart-topper while retaining its introspective essence, fusing pop accessibility with understated emotional weight. The music video is directed by Petro Papahadjopoulos. Writer(s) : Mr Probz, Publisher(s) : Warner Chappell Music Holland Bv, Sony/Atv Music Publishing Bv Featured on the 2013 album The Treatment
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 20 . Becky Hill - I Could Get Used To ThisA vibrant and melodic house track, "I Could Get Used To This" by British singer Becky Hill, released in 2019 in collaboration with DJ/producer Weiss. The music video is directed by Michael Holyk. Writer(s) : Michael Henry Kintish, Rebecca Claire Hill, Mark Stuart Ralph, Ryan Cecil Campbell, Uzoechi Osisioma Emenike Publisher(s) : Warner Chappell Music Ltd, Sony/Atv Music Publishing Allegro (Uk), Saulty Songs Limited, Stellar Songs Limited Featured on the 2019 album Get To Know
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