Dance/Electronic · Tenor · C3–C5
Dance/Electronic songs a tenor can sing in the original key.
6 of the 21 Dance/Electronic songs in the catalogue fit a tenor as written — every note between C3 and C5.
The widest of them is Let Me Love You by DJ Snake featuring Justin Bieber, 22 semitones from C3 to A#4; the narrowest is Sweet Dreams by La Bouche, at 14 semitones.
Of the 21, 2 go below C3 and 13 climb above C5.
Every Dance/Electronic song that fits C3–C5
The best-known songs come first, and the easier ones first inside that. Rows whose chart position nobody matched sit at the end.
| Song | Artist | Year | Range | Original key | Difficulty | Genre |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love | Usher featuring Pitbull | 2010 | G3–A#4 | G minor | 1 | Dance/Electronic |
| Sweet Dreams | La Bouche | 1994 | A3–B4 | B minor | 1 | Dance/Electronic |
| Where Are Ü Now | Jack Ü with Justin Bieber | 2015 | E3–B4 | G major | 2 | Dance/Electronic |
| Rhythm Is a Dancer | Snap! | 1992 | A3–C5 | A minor | 2 | Dance/Electronic |
| Let Me Love You | DJ Snake featuring Justin Bieber | 2016 | C3–A#4 | C minor | 3 | Dance/Electronic |
| Friends | Marshmello and Anne-Marie | 2018 | D3–C5 | A minor | 4 | Dance/Electronic |
What this list is
The catalogue holds 430 songs with a sourced lowest and highest note, and 21 of those are Dance/Electronic. A song is on this page only if both of its notes already sit inside C3–C5 — nothing has been moved to another key.
A voice type is a convention for classifying a trained voice by timbre and where it sits, not a test result on its own.
No song here is marked safe or risky. Those labels are read off notes held for two seconds, and this page has not heard you sing.