Summer is almost around the corner, which means it’s time to start getting excited about all of the fantastic music. Whether you’re a fan of pop, hip hop, R&B, or any other genre, there’s sure to be something out there that will have you moving and dancing all season long. So, as we prepare for another year of sunshine, beaches, and good vibes, let’s take a look at some of the hottest hits of 2023 that are sure to be on repeat all summer.
“Summer dance party playlist”
Flowers by Miley Cyrus
The song features a simple but also catchy melody with a message of hope and positivity. Some people said that she was inspired by her breakup with actor Liam Hemsworth, but Miley denied that as the song’s just a message of hope and confidence. A night party with friends will go well with this song.
Wala’na by Ahmed Mekky
The song “Wala’na” by the star Ahmed Mekki as part of the promotional campaign for the seventh part of the “Al-Kabeer Awy” series, and it was a wonderful song. This song is an excellent choice for karaoke with your friends.
Players by Coi Leray
“Players” is a catchy and energetic song that showcases Coi Leray’s unique style. This music will make you feel energized and want to dance.
Beraha Ya Sheekha by Bahaa Sultan
This song from the El-Matareed movie is by Bahaa Sultan. We all know that Bahaa Sultan is very talented, as he took the song to another level. your beach day playlist needs to include this song.
Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53 by Bizarrap and Shakira
“Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53” by Bizarrap and Shakira , is a truly amazing song that showcases the unique talents of both artists. This song broke 14 Guinness World Records and became one of Shakira’s most popular songs.
Akher Esdar by Nancy Ajram
one of recent songs by Nancy Ajram from a movies called “sugar daddy”, people love how fresh and exciting this song sounds.
Special by Lizzo
Lizzo’s “Special” is a powerful anthem about self-love and acceptance. In the song “Special,” Lizzo talks about the difficulties she encountered as a child, such as body shaming and inadequacy issues. She then shifts the focus to a message of self-love and encourages the audience to recognize their own uniqueness and deserving of admiration and respect.