disco song
Funk-era dance tune
A disco song is a track in the disco genre—dance music characterized by steady four-on-the-floor beats, lush orchestration, and often soaring vocals.
The term evokes the 1970s club era of mirror balls and flashing lights: The DJ dropped a classic disco song and the whole floor started moving.
Any song with that distinctive driving rhythm and celebratory feel might be called a disco song, even if produced decades later.
- funkDepression or groove music
- grooveNarrow cut or routine
- danceableSuited for movement
- boogieRhythmic blues music
- getting downDescending or dancing wildly
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- compositionssymphony, concerto, sonata, suite, overture
- pop music termsradio hit, single, dance track, ballad, anthem
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country ballad · acoustic ballad · protest song · blues song · chamber music
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Narrative poem or song
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