Waltz (28-30 BPM)
A modern orchestral piece with sweeping crescendos perfect for showcasing dramatic rise and fall.
This synth-classical fusion brings fresh energy to traditional waltz phrasing.
Ethereal yet powerful, with crystal-clear beats for precise technique practice.
Tango (31-33 BPM)
Pulsing electronic bass meets bandoneón for a contemporary competition favorite.
The classic tango reinvented with sharper staccato accents for floorcraft precision.
Moody and atmospheric, ideal for practicing dramatic pauses and quick flicks.
Viennese Waltz (58-60 BPM)
Classic Viennese melody with enhanced bassline for better rotation control.
Haunting strings create perfect phrasing for practicing continuous turns.
Foxtrot (28-30 BPM)
Jazz-age vibes meet 2025 production for impeccable slow-quick-quick timing.
Retro-futuristic big band sound that's dominating advanced foxtrot divisions.
Quickstep (50-52 BPM)
Upbeat electro-swing with perfectly quantized beats for lightning-fast steps.
Brass-heavy track that makes practicing syncopations effortless.
Cha Cha (30-32 BPM)
Clever algorithm-generated cha cha with mathematically perfect syncopation.
Playful and bright, ideal for practicing sharp hip action and cheeky styling.
Samba (50-52 BPM)
Layered percussion with sub-bass that makes bounce action feel natural.
Vintage samba samples meet electronic beats—the 2025 competition staple.
Pro Tip for 2025 Competitors
Many elite dancers are using AI music customization tools to slightly adjust tempos and emphasize beats in these tracks. Try loading competition songs into apps like TempoPerfect Pro or DanceBeat AI to create personalized practice versions with accentuated first beats.
