'Blinding Lights' (2019) - The Weeknd - An '80s-inspired track, 'Blinding Lights' has a synth shimmer that manages to feel old school and contemporary at the same time.
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'Just Dance' (2008) - Lady Gaga - The lead single from Gaga's debut studio album 'The Fame,' no party playlist would be complete without the track that redefined dance-pop.
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'1999' (1985) - Prince - A declarative prediction to party like there's no tomorrow, '1999' will get even the dullest party popping. It's truly a timeless jam.
‘Big Time Sensuality’ (1993) - Björk - After leaving her band The Sugarcubes, Björk took over the dance floor with this house-influenced track.
‘I’m Every Woman’ (1978) - Chaka Khan - The single that established Chaka Khan's solo career from the group Rufus, ‘I’m Every Woman’ is a disco anthem that celebrates womanhood.
‘U Can’t Touch This’ (1990) - MC Hammer - MC Hammer's signature song, there's nothing that will get a dance party going like this track.
‘Groove Is in the Heart’ (1990) - Deee-Lite - Released in 1990 as their debut single, the song reached number one around the world. Today, it's considered a classic of its genre.
‘West End Girls’ (1984) - Pet Shop Boys - Everyone was dancing to this synth-pop jam in the mid '80s. The song's lyrics focus on class and the pressures of inner-city life.
‘Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites’ (2010) - Skrillex - At a time when there wasn't any mainstream dubstep, Skrillex changed that thanks to his track 'Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites.'
‘I Love It’ (2012) - Icona Pop ft. Charli XCX - The Swedish duo’s synthed-up jam made it to the top of the charts and the dance floors in 2012. Crank it up, and dance the night away!