If you like to dance, then you don't need an excuse to dance; any form of music should be enough shouldn't it? Even if it is to invite someone else to join you, all you need to do is add some real groovy ringtones to your iPhone and dance away to stardom each time someone new calls. It needn't be just at a party, but you can dance your blues away at a bus stop too if you'd like to!
Dance to the late nineties hit, I'm a Barbie Girl when you're iPhone starts ringing and surely there will be a Ken somewhere waiting to sweep you off your feet. Some of the dance numbers include songs by popular contemporary artists like Shakira or Snoop Dogg.
The choices for you to choose your favorite ringtones from are endless here in this website especially in this category. So listen to the song first, download it if you like it, save it on your comp and then transfer it to your iPhone via iTunes.
You'll find some timeless haunting favorites like Killing me Softly, it's been remixed to make it more contemporary and dance worthy but it's still awesome none the less. (I am quite the fan of 80's music!!) You'll notice some of the most well known and loved dance music was created in the late nineties and early 2000s , the year of the Macarena, or the many songs of Enrique Iglesias still loved for their intensity, depth and loveable beats.
Browse long enough you'll find some cool songs like Stayin' Alive and Cher's Believe and also songs of Robert Miles. The biggest problem you'll face is wanting to download all of the ringtones knowing it's impractical to do so! So many at a time? What will you do? I guess you just may need to start downloading all those ringertones away!
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Thom crafts articles for Mac software experts , PocketMac. They specialize in Apple related software, including their software to create ringtones for your iPhone, Ringtone Studio 2.0 for the iPhone .
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