Hosting a kid\u2019s disco party is always great fun. However, creating music playlists for the event can be time-consuming.<\/p>\n
To get you started, we put together over 2 hours of kid\u2019s dance music. You can access the playlist directly on Spotify with the link below.<\/p>\n
As a rule of thumb, we think it\u2019s best not to play the clips directly from YouTube. Having a video running in the background can break the dance atmosphere of the party. You also never know how suitable a clip might be. To avoid both of these issues, simply stream the music from a music-only platform.<\/p>\n
For the party, don\u2019t be afraid to take music requests from the children. However, try and get these requests before the music starts. Otherwise, kids end up queuing instead of dancing.<\/p>\n
If possible, randomize the order of the requests so that the kids don\u2019t wait just for \u201ctheir song\u201d. This also avoids the problem of not getting to everyone\u2019s song.<\/p>\n
To get the party going, start with songs that have a chorus that\u2019s easy to understand and repeat. Songs with choreography are a great way to engage everyone in the fun. Kids who don\u2019t like dancing will generally join in for those with choreography. Don\u2019t play all the choreographed ones at once; try spreading them out through the party to keep the energy up.<\/p>\n
With these tips in mind, we\u2019ve put together a Spotify playlist with over 2 hours of music, to get your kid\u2019s disco party kicked off to a great start.<\/p>\n
Note that Spotify plays ads between songs if you use a free account. If you don\u2019t have a premium account, get one for the evening. It will cost you 9 euros for the month but it\u2019s worth it\u00a0for the party. If you don\u2019t use it, don\u2019t forget to unsubscribe.<\/p>\n