You’ve got drinks, you’ve got snacks, and you’ve got a ballin’ new set of speakers to pump out the jams for your next party. There’s just one problem: What do you play?
As you’ve come to expect, we’ve got you. Here is our list of the best party songs we could dig up, ranging from old-school classics you may have heard in your extremely regrettable prom outfit, to contemporary hits you’d hear blasted at the world’s best nightclubs.
Whatever the mood of your next event, this list is sure to create a dance-first atmosphere, one which melds the songs of yesteryear and the songs of today into one superfun time.
Be sure to check out our other great playlists here, and subscribe to our Spotify channel for an ever-expanding group of playlists that cater to every mood — from quiet contemplation to serious work time to raging party extravaganzas.
If you’re trying to decide between Spotify and Apple Music for your streaming service of choice, we’ve compared the two.
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