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DANCE FLOOR
In his follow up dance anthem to “Hold It” comes “Dance Floor”. This is a perfect Dance Hall, Caribbean night out type of vibe. It is a feel good, dance with your partner, and have a good time dance. The lyrics are catchy and easy to grasp the mood. The addition of the steel drums to the song gives it a whole different level of flare and creativity. Pass me a drink with an umbrella and let’s dance!
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