Top 10 Underrated Hard Dance Songs You Should Listen To
Most of the items on this list are Happy Hardcore, but there are some Hardcore bangers in here as well.
This one's an interesting combo of Breakbeat, Trap, & Hardcore. Yet it all comes together so smoothly.
Au5 brings such a divine melody to the stage, and Rhythmics followed him with the Happy Hardcore kicks. They pair so well together.
Psycore is such an odd genre. You see it so often from artists from the likes of Gammer, Stonebank, Kayzo. and I could go on about that. But this one is what got me into headbangers.
Usually I'm more obliged to stay near Happy Hardcore than Hardstyle. Euphoric Hardstyle is already a bit too close for me. Dragonborn is about Skyrim though, and who doesn't love Skyrim?
As if the Skyrim theme wasn't awesome enough already, Headhunterz created this awesome hardstyle version of the song. I love it.
This song is just so exiting and euphoric! My only complaint is that it's too short, but other than that it's near perfect.
Rainbow Road is the very first Happy Hardcore song I ever listened to. Made me feel like I was on my own rainbow road.
I'm a bit of a fan of Launchpad, and when Super Pads Lights got sponsored by Launchpad YouTuber Kaskobi, I was sold. I bought it, and the first project I ever played was this song.
Neilio is an underrated artist already. He made euphoric hardstyle on Monstercat in 2011 before signing onto other labels. Outside This World is kind of like wondering whether aliens could solve all our problems today.
Zero Hero's first release on Monstercat. Once again, more Psycore. I'm not mad though, this had me going WOOOT.
Once again, more Psycore. I must be in denial that I am a huge fan of Psycore. Psytrance & Happy Hardcore are a great combination though.
"BUT THE DARREN STYLES REMIX IS BETTER! 1! 11! " Well, the original is pretty good too. Gotta have some form of variety in this Top 10.
This is like an ORIGINAL Hard Dance. Released in 2011, as one of the very first Hard Dance songs on Monstercat (Neilio had already put out a couple before him), it combines dubstep elements with a trance beat pattern and hard dance style kicks. Already a winner in my book!
Captivating literally defines how some producers make music. If there's like a certain beat, sound, melody, vocal, etc, some producers just build off of it and make successful songs.