Can't Stop Dancing

Album: Single release only (2014)
Charted: 88
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Songfacts®:

  • This Caribbean-style tune was penned by hitmaker Dr. Luke, who signed Becky to his Kemosabe Records imprint, his frequent collaborator Canadian producer Cirkut and the American R&B production duo Rock City.
  • The cut finds Becky singing about not wanting a dance to end. Speaking with Ryan Seacrest on his radio show, she said. "I love this song so much. It's so fun and just free-spirited. It's just one of those songs when you play it, you just want to dance to it and you just really vibe out to it. I've actually been performing it while I was on tour with Katy (Perry) and the reaction is a lot of fun. It's just one of those songs that you just want to play on your iPod."

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