Music for oriental dances - DJ mixes and playlists

Oriental dancing is not just choreography, but a whole culture of movement, where every gesture is subordinated to rhythm and melody. Our catalog contains mixes for oriental dances, which are suitable both for classes in the studio and for independent training at home. Here you will find tracks with the characteristic sound of darbuka, kanun and neya - instruments without which bellydance loses its magic.

What music to choose for oriental dance

Oriental dance music has a complex rhythmic structure. Classic sizes - masmudi, saidi, chieftetelli - set the mood and pace of movement. Our selection includes both traditional compositions with smooth transitions for tribal and improvisation, andmodern belly dance mixeswith electronic elements, which are especially popular in group classes. The tempo ranges from slow taksims (60-80 BPM) for drumming to energetic drum solos (130+ BPM) for shimmy and shake.

• For warming up and stretching - slow compositions with a melodic sound, ideal for practicing arms and body waves
• For the main part of the lesson - rhythmic mixes of medium tempo with a clear structure, convenient for learning combinations
• For performances and shows - dramatic tracks with build-up and climax that keep the viewer's attention
• For fitness areas - adapted mixes where oriental motifs are combined with a steady beat for cardio

Who are these mixes suitable for

If you teach oriental dances and are tired of spending hours searching for suitable tracks, everything is collected here and ready to use. Each mix is ​​built taking into account the structure of the lesson: you can download oriental music, which naturally leads from the warm-up to the main block and the end. Belly dance instructors appreciate our selections for their professional mixing and the absence of sudden transitions that throw off the group.

For dancers who are preparing for competitions or concert performances, the catalog contains separate tracks with pronounced drama - from a lyrical introduction to a powerful finale on the drums. And for those who are just starting to get acquainted with bellydance, mixes with a smooth rhythm and clear structure are suitable, with which it is easy to master basic movements: figure eights, hip circles and kicks.