So You Think You Can Dance S11E13 Soundtrack

So You Think You Can Dance S11E13 soundtrack songs

1. Dare (La La La)

   Shakira
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   Ricky and all-star Anya (season 3) dance Cha-cha-cha choreographed by Jean-Marc Genereux.

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2. 99 Red Balloons

   Sleeping at Last
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   Jacque and all-star Will (season 4) dance to a contemporary routine choreographed by Sean Cheesman; the dance involved a big red ball and balloons. It was about young, innocent love

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3. Hide (Tropkillaz Remix) [feat. Childish Gambino & Aynzli Jones]

   N.A.S.A.
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   The top 6 perform in a group routine choreographed by Nick Demoura, Justin Bieber's choreographer, at the beginning of the show. They were DJs or robots or something.

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4. I've Got the World On a String

   Frank Sinatra
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   Valerie and Ricky dance to a Broadway routine choreographed by Spencer Liff. There was a giant swing, and the two of them enjoyed themselves very much -- very 1950s movie-musical happy.

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5. Dim All the Lights

   Donna Summer
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   Jessica and Casey dance to a disco routine choreographed by Doriana Sanchez.

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6. Anything Goes

   Tony Bennett
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   Zack and Jacque dance an American-style foxtrot choreographed by Jean-Marc Genereux.

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7. Me and My Broken Heart

   Rixton
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   The band performs the song on stage.

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8. Yeah! (feat. Lil Jon & Ludacris)

   Usher
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   Valerie and all-star tWitch (season 4) do a hip hop routine choreographed by Will "Willdabeast" Adams: a wedding party theme with a twist. They're the coolest bride and groom ever!

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9. Boneless

   Steve Aoki
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   Jessica and all-star Ade' (season 5) dance to a very colorful jazz number choreographed by Ray Leeper.

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10. Over You (feat. A Great Big World)

    Ingrid Michaelson
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    Casey and all-star Makenzie (season 10) dance to a contemporary routine choreographed by Stacey Tookey.

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11. Sail (Unlimited Gravity Remix)

    AWOLNATION
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    Zack and all-star Fik-Shun (season 10 co-winner) dance a hip hop routine choreographed by Phillip Chbeeb (season 5). Zack and Fik-shun are a living, moving inkblot ("Rorschach") test.

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12. We'll Pick Up Where We Left Off

    O.A.R.
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    Clips of Jacque and Casey throughout their time on the show, as we say goodbye.

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13. Yeah! Usher (feat. Lil Jon & Ludacris)

    Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz
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    Valerie and all-star Twitch dance to a hip hop routine choreographed by Willdabeast.

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14. My Tears Are Becoming a Sea

    M83
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    Ricky Ubeda's solo routine (contemporary).

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15. I Was Here

    Beyoncé
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    Jessica Richens' solo routine (jazz).

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16. Lay Me Down

    Sam Smith
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    Casey Askew's solo routine (contemporary).

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17. What I Like About You

    The Romantics
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    Valerie Rockey's solo routine (tap).

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18. Butterfly

    Jason Mraz
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    Zack Everheart's solo routine (tap).

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19. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy

    The Andrews Sisters
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    Jacque LeWarne's solo routine (ballet).

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20. Anything Goes

    Tony Bennett, Lady GaGa
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    Zack and Jacque dance an American-style foxtrot choreographed by Jean-Marc Genereux.

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21. Yeah! (feat. Lil Jon & Ludacris)

    Usher, lil jon, Ludacris
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    Valerie and all-star tWitch (season 4) do a hip hop routine choreographed by Will "Willdabeast" Adams: a wedding party theme with a twist. They're the coolest bride and groom ever!

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22. Boneless

    Steve Aoki, Chris Lake, Tujamo
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    Jessica and all-star Ade' (season 5) dance to a very colorful jazz number choreographed by Ray Leeper.

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