dance music

noun

The thought of bringing a cake into a dance music show is a bizarre one.

In the quasi religious world of EDM (electronic dance music), Avicii is on par with God himself.

It takes on everything that's happened the last couple of years in dance music with a smile.

The electronic dance music-themed clothing company created a top that lists the last names of men Swift has been associated with.

Dance music has long hung its hat on the concept that every new record has to produce a fresh sound or move the music forward.

A mechanical piano in a further room drummed out hideous dance-music to swirling groups in frank abandon.

The New Orleans Orgy started while a local radio station was broadcasting some of this new dance-music.

The melody of the dance music which all along had seeped to them in harmonic murmur from the distant ballroom was now hushed.

Musard had a genius for making pot-pourris of operatic tunes and for introducing new effects, especially into dance music.

It was gay with bright dresses, and a military band played dance music, though no one danced.

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