4 Iconic 70s Playlists to Start a Disco Inferno
Marketing & Graphic Design Manager | Creativity Queen | Parties, Animals & Nature Lover
Chantel is a Brisbane-based marketing and graphic designer who thinks through visualisations and plans through ipad sketchs. You will find her planning themed parties, renovating houses and caravans, as well as upcycling furniture.
You’ve got the costume, you’ve mixed the drinks, now don’t forget the music! Simply choose one of these 70s playlist we have specially curated for you. We have put together 4 genres to choose from to suit your party mood. Play one, or play them all throughout the night.
1. 70s Disco
Tunes that will make you feel like a dancing queen.
Disco music was the most iconic genre to come out of the 70s, and with good reason. Parties at disco clubs were a way to socialise, escape everyday life and provide an outlet for people who felt suppressed by society. Think vibrant sounds, energetic dance moves and John Travolta in his iconic finger-point pose.
2. 70s Soft Rock
Listen to these as you take a walk on the wild side.
With a less persistent beat than hard rock, soft rock became popular in the early 70s, emphasising lyrics of songs and simple melodic sounds. Easy listening whilst also enough energy to give your platform boots a workout.
3. 70s Classic Rock
This will make you wanna rock and roll all night.
What would a 70s party be without your most loved rock gods of the 70s? This playlist will get you head banging to the tunes of Led Zeppelin, Queen, Black Sabbath, ACDC, The Who, KISS, Aerosmith… the list quite literally goes on and on.
4. 70s R&B/Soul
Specially curated for you, you sexy thing.
The golden age of soul, the 70s encompassed rhythm and blues that could literally soothe your soul. Think Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, James Brown, The Spinners and Diana Ross. Music to make you want to sip an Old Fashioned (insert link to drinks blog) whilst melting into a comfy leather arm chair.
We make new party playlists all the time so stay in the loop by hitting our ‘Follow” button on Spotify.
