Top Dance Artists of 2010 [Best of 2010]

We’ve seen where their music lands on the list of top dance songs, but which artists made the most impact on That’s My Jam’s Dance Charts? Based on their songs’ individual  performances, here are the top 10 dance artists of 2010.

1. David Guetta
2. Goldfrapp
3. Wynter Gordon
4. Kaci Battaglia
5. Kelly Rowland
6. Kylie Minogue
7. Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP
8. Blake Lewis
9. Lolene
10. Afrojack 

Top Dance Songs of 2010 (Updated) [Best of 2010]

The songs from That’s My Jam’s Dance Chart filled floors and burned up radio, but these 10 bumped harder and reached the top spots to become the best dance songs of 2010! (Check out Nos. 11 thru 40 here.)

1. Wynter Gordon - “Dirty Talk”
2. Kaci Battaglia feat. Ludacris - “Body Shots”
3. Kelly Rowland feat. David Guetta - “Commander”
4. Goldfrapp – “Rocket”
5. Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP – “We No Speak Americano”
6. Blake Lewis - “Heartbreak on Vinyl”
7. Lolene - “Rich (Fake It Til You Make It)”
8. David Guetta feat. Estelle – “One Love”
9. David Guetta feat. Chris Willis, Fergie & LMFAO – “Gettin’ Over You”
10. Kylie Minogue – “All the Lovers”
11. Afrojack feat. Eva Simons – “Take Over Control”
12. Inna – “Hot”
13. Debi Nova - “Drummer Boy”
14. Sariah - “Deep N Luv”
15. David Guetta feat. Kid Cudi – “Memories”
16. Rihanna – “Only Girl (In the World)”
17. Goldfrapp - “Alive”
18. Sophie Ellis-Bextor – “Bittersweet”
19. Audio Playground - “Shadows”
20. Kylie Minogue – “Get Outta My Way”
21. Usher feat. Will.I.Am - “OMG”
22. Morgan Page feat. Lissie - “Strange Condition”
23. Far East Movement feat. Cataracs & Dev – “Like a G6″
24. Ke$ha - “Tik Tok”
25. Carmen Reece – “Raindrop”
26. Richard Vission & Static Revenger feat. Luciana - “I Like That”
27. Lady GaGa feat. Beyoncé – “Telephone”
28. Erika Jayne – “Pretty Mess”
29. M’Black - “Heartbreak”
30. Get Far feat. H-Boogie – “The Radio”
31. Jes - “Closer”
32. Sylvia Tosun - “Above All”
33. Jus Jack – “Smoke”
34. Niamh Egan – “You’re the One”
35. Kimberley Locke - “Strobelight”
36. Tiësto feat. Tegan & Sara - “Feel It in My Bones”
37. Utada – “Dirty Desire”
38. Kaskade feat. Haley – “Dynasty”
39. Kelis – “4th of July (Fireworks)”
40. Ameerah - “The Sound of Missing You”

That’s My Jam Top 10 – June 2010 [Charts]

The reign of Usher is making its way to That’s My Jam’s Top 10 Chart, with “OMG” topping this month’s tally of hits. Significant leaps are also made by Alicia Keys and Gabriella Cilmi, and debuts abound from the likes of Ke$ha, David Guetta, Usher and Sariah. Goldfrapp holds steady, but Blake Lewis and Taio Cruz slide downward on this ever-changing countdown.

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1. Usher feat. Will.I.Am - “OMG” (7)
2. Alicia Keys - “Un-thinkable (I’m Ready)” (5)
3. Ke$ha - “Your Love Is My Drug” (-)
4. Goldfrapp – “Rocket” (4)
5. David Guetta feat. Chris Willis, Fergie & LMFAO – “Gettin’ Over You” (-)
6. Gabriella Cilmi - “On a Mission” (10)
7. Usher feat. Nicki Minaj - “Lil Freak” (-)
8. Blake Lewis - “Heartbreak on Vinyl” (3)
9. Taio Cruz feat. Ludacris - “Break Your Heart” (6)
10. Sariah - “Deep N Luv” (-)

Hot on That’s My Jam Top 10 1 Year Ago
1. Black Eyed Peas – “Boom Boom Pow”
2. Pitbull – “I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)”
3. Beyoncé – “Halo”

That’s My Jam Dance Chart – June 2010 [Dance Chart]

This Dance Chart of ours sure like to keep things interesting! For example, Goldfrapp makes its first trip to the No. 1 spot and last month’s No. 1, Blake Lewis‘ “Heartbreak on Vinyl,” drops down to No. 3. Blake isn’t alone in the downward trend. He’s joined by Debi Nova, and David Guetta‘s effort with Kid Cudi. Powering forward are Sariah and Sophie Ellis-Bextor, and debuting are Guetta with pals Chris Willis, Fergie and LMFAO; Usher and Will.I.Am; Erika Jayne and Daruso.

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1. Goldfrapp – “Rocket” (2)
2. David Guetta feat. Chris Willis, Fergie & LMFAO – “Gettin’ Over You” (-)
3. Blake Lewis - “Heartbreak on Vinyl” (1)
4. Sariah - “Deep N Luv” (10)
5. Sophie Ellis-Bextor – “Bittersweet” (6)
6. Usher feat. Will.I.Am - “OMG” (-)
7. Debi Nova - “Drummer Boy” (3)
8. Erika Jayne – “Pretty Mess” (-)
9. David Guetta feat. Kid Cudi – “Memories” (4)
10. Daruso – “Since You Been Gone” (-)

Hot on That’s My Jam’s Dance Chart 1 Year Ago
1. Lady GaGa – “Poker Face”
2. David Guetta feat. Kelly Rowland – “When Love Takes Over”
3. Lady GaGa – “Just Dance”

That’s My Jam Top 10 – May 2010 [Charts]

The only thing constant on the That’s My Jam Top 10 is change — and great music! OK, so there are two constant things. Anyway, movement this month takes Rihanna to No. 1, and moves tracks by Usher and Blake Lewis upward as well. Jason DeRulo sticks to No. 9, but the rest of the TMJT10 is filled with debuts that are making noise over on the Dance, Pop and R&B charts. Visit the Charts page to learn more about the methodology.

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1. Rihanna – “Rude Boy” (2)
2. Usher feat. Plies – “Hey Daddy (Daddy’s Home)” (3)
3. Blake Lewis - “Heartbreak on Vinyl” (6)
4. Goldfrapp – “Rocket” (-)
5. Alicia Keys - “Un-thinkable (I’m Ready)” (-)
6. Taio Cruz feat. Ludacris - “Break Your Heart” (-)
7. Usher feat. Will.I.Am - “OMG” (10)
8. Debi Nova - “Drummer Boy” (-)
9. Jason DeRulo - “In My Head” (9)
10. Gabriella Cilmi - “On a Mission” (-)

Hot on That’s My Jam Top 10 1 Year Ago
1. Beyoncé – “Halo”
2. Lady GaGa – “Poker Face”
3. Lady GaGa – “Just Dance”

That’s My Jam Dance Chart – May 2010 [Dance Chart]

Blake Lewis leads the charge of returning dance hits that steamroll their way to the top half of this month’s That’s My Jam Dance Chart. His “Heartbreak on Vinyl” is the No. 1 song this month, followed by Goldfrapp, Debi Nova, David Guetta and Kid Cudi, and finally, Morgan Page and Lissie. Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Utada also make significant climbs, while Guetta and Estelle take a huge tumble from 1-7. 2 Unlimited, now monikered Ray & Anita, make their long awaited return to music and their first appearance on our charts with “In Da Name of Love,” and Sariah‘s catchy “Deep N Luv” rounds out the countdown. Read this to better understand this chart and the methodology that put it together.

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1. Blake Lewis - “Heartbreak on Vinyl” (2)
2. Goldfrapp – “Rocket” (4)
3. Debi Nova - “Drummer Boy” (7)
4. David Guetta feat. Kid Cudi – “Memories” (5)
5. Morgan Page feat. Lissie - “Strange Condition” (8)
6. Sophie Ellis-Bextor – “Bittersweet” (9)
7. David Guetta feat. Estelle – “One Love” (1)
8. Utada – “Dirty Desire” (10)
9. Ray & Anita – “In Da Name of Love” (-)
10. Sariah - “Deep N Luv” (-)

Hot on That’s My Jam’s Dance Chart 1 Year Ago
1. Lady GaGa – “Poker Face”
2. Lady GaGa – “Just Dance”
3. Kid Cudi – “Day ‘N’ Nite”

That’s My Jam Top 10 – April 2010 [Charts]

Moves and debuts aplenty keep this month’s That’s My Jam Top 10 engaging, intriguing and aurally pleasurable! David Guetta and Estelle top their third chart (two months of Dance, first TMJT10), while Rihanna makes a strong debut at No. 2 with “Rude Boy.” Usher moves 7-3 with “Hey Daddy (Daddy’s Home)” and posts a new entry at No. 10 with “OMG.” Returning hits from Trey Songz and Inna drop, Lady GaGa and Beyoncé rise, and Blake Lewis, Monica and Jason DeRulo join the TMJT10. Click here for more chart insight.

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1. David Guetta feat. Estelle – “One Love” (2)
2. Rihanna – “Rude Boy” (-)
3. Usher feat. Plies – “Hey Daddy (Daddy’s Home)” (7)
4. Trey Songz feat. Fabolous – “Say Aah” (1)
5. Lady GaGa feat. Beyoncé – “Telephone” (10)
6. Blake Lewis - “Heartbreak on Vinyl” (-)
7. Inna – “Hot” (5)
8. Monica – “Everything To Me” (-)
9. Jason DeRulo - “In My Head” (-)
10. Usher feat. Will.I.Am - “OMG” (-)

Hot on That’s My Jam Top 10 1 Year Ago
1. Lady GaGa – “Poker Face”
2. Lady GaGa – “Just Dance”
3. Keri Hilson feat. Lil Wayne – “Turnin’ Me On”

That’s My Jam Dance Chart – April 2010 [Dance Chart]

What a difference a month makes! With 7 songs slipping off That’s My Jam’s Dance Chart, 7 newbies eagerly stepped in to take their places. David Guetta and Estelle rule for a second consecutive month, while Inna‘s “Hot” slides 2-3. The final returning cut from March is Debi Nova‘s “Drummer Boy,” which ascends 10-7. Blake Lewis has the highest debut with “Heartbreak on Vinyl,” which charts at No. 2. Read this to better understand this chart and the methodology that put it together.

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1. David Guetta feat. Estelle – “One Love” (1)
2. Blake Lewis - “Heartbreak on Vinyl” (-)
3. Inna – “Hot” (2)
4. Goldfrapp – “Rocket” (-)
5. David Guetta feat. Kid Cudi – “Memories” (-)
6. Tiësto feat. Tegan & Sara - “Feel It in My Bones” (-)
7. Debi Nova - “Drummer Boy” (10)
8. Morgan Page feat. Lissie - “Strange Condition” (-)
9. Sophie Ellis-Bextor – “Bittersweet” (-)
10. Utada – “Dirty Desire” (-)

Hot on That’s My Jam’s Dance Chart 1 Year Ago
1. Lady GaGa – “Poker Face”
2. Lady GaGa – “Just Dance”
3. Kid Cudi – “Day ‘N’ Nite”