What the Drums 1
Famous Intros
90s Techno
Slow Jamz
100

Released on June 3, 1977 (on the album Exodus) and then Sept 12, 1980

Bob Marley - 3 Little birds

100

Released as a Digital Download on Nov 2 , 2007

Chris Brown - Forever 

100

This 1994 hit was recorded in just 4 hours, and the original demo started as a quick, spontaneous instrumental techno joke after the Swedish producers heard a traditional version by The Chieftains.

Rednex - Cotton eye joe 

100

This hit broke an all-time chart record set by Elvis Presley in 1956 by spending 13 consecutive weeks at number one on the US Billboard Hot 100

Boyz 2 Men - End of the Road

200

Originally released in Norway on October 19, 1984, and later re-recorded and released worldwide in 1985

A-HA - Take on me 

200

Released this track Feb 21st , 2000

Original Artist - The walkers (1973)

Vengaboys - Shalala lala

200

This 1996 Eurodance hit is actually an anti-consumerist protest song inspired by Buddhist philosophy rather than a traditional party track. This Italian singer wrote the track to reject the constant human craving for money, fame, and materialistic things.

GALA - Freed from desire

200

Fun fact about this track is that the group members themselves have openly laughed at and backtracked on the song's intensely submissive lyrics

Destiny Child - Cater to you

300

Released on November 3, 1979. It came out as the second single from his album Off the Wall.



Michael Jackson - Rock with You

300

He was only 15 years old when he released his breakout global hit song in January 2010.

Justin Bieber feat Ludacris - Baby

300

A fun fact about this 1993 hit is that before becoming a pop star, the singer played professional American football for the Cologne Crocodiles in Germany.

Haddaway - What is love

300

Peaking at number 3 on the Billboard Hot 100, sold over 3 million copies, making this artist the first American Idol contestant to reach the 3-million-sales mark for a single.

Jordin Sparks - No Air 

400

This female artist was 23 years old when she released her iconic song on May 2, 1987. She was born on August 9, 1963.

Whitney Houston - I wanna dance with somebody

400

 This hit was originally called "Boogaloo", and despite being their most iconic global smash, it is famously the group's only number-one hit on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart.

ABBA - Dancing Queen

400

The original music video featured a fashion model named Felly lip-syncing the words, because producers initially wanted a more dynamic on-screen presence before Ya Kid K took over later video appearances

Technotronic - Pump up the Jam

400

This artist was only 11 years old when he recorded the deeply emotional heartbreak ballad, yet his soulful vocal delivery sounded like a weathered adult blues singer.

Jackson 5 - Whos lovin you

500

The most surprising fun fact about this 1990 hit is that it was never meant to be a song at all—it started out as a literal letter written by producer Elliot "Dr. Freeze" Straite to his ex-girlfriend.

 Bel Biv Divoe - Poison

500

This 1990s dance hit name came from the singer's daughter.

Los del Rio - Macarena

500

Released in Italy in 1998, it was a massive commercial flop that sold only about 200 records before the group completely gave up on it. It only became a global smash hit a year later after picking up radio airplay

Eiffel 65 - Blue (da ba dee)

500

The most fascinating fun fact about this hit song and album is that the Artist was only 16 years old when he recorded it.

Tevin Campbell - Im Ready

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