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Experience the pulsating rhythms of the Top Dance Songs of 2012. A year when boy bands clashed, novelty songs dominated, and we lost beloved musical icons. This year witnessed a rich tapestry of dance music, from the alluring tunes of Calvin Harris featuring Florence Welch's 'Sweet Nothing' in the stunning Tiesto remix to the heart-pounding beats of Armin Van Buuren's club mix of 'Feels So Good', featuring the talented Nadia Ali.



The year was marked by unexpected collaborations like 'Wild Ones', a Miami Life Remix by Jack Back featuring David Guetta, Nicky Romero, and Sia. This mix of Top Dance Songs of 2012 also brought us an eclectic flavor with the infectious tune 'Let's Have A Kiki' by Scissor Sisters, remixed to perfection by Almighty Club. Dance floors around the globe echoed with the catchy 'Loca People' by Sak Noel, mashed up in the unforgettable Candy Mix. And who could forget the poignant track 'Somebody That I Used to Know' by Gotye featuring Kimbra, artfully remixed by Tiesto? All these defining tunes are part of the Top Dance Songs of 2012 collection.



As we saw a surge in Electronic Dance Music (EDM) influence, we predict that this trend will persist for another five years before the next musical revolution pushes it back into the underground.