This guide currently identifies 10 songs from So You Think You Can Dance season 12, episode 8, with scene and placement details where available.
So You Think You Can Dance S12E08 soundtrack songs
- Baila Como YoDistrict 78Scene / details
Opening number with all twenty dancers -- a "Day of the Dead" hip hop party, choreographed by Pharside and Phoenix.
- BlucutuSAAMARAScene / details
Hailee, Yorelis, and Darion dance a Salsa choreographed by Oksana Dmytrenko and Jonathan Platero. Darion is out-danced by the ladies, who completely rocked it.
- Cry Me a RiverMichael BubléScene / details
Derek and Ariana dance a Jazz piece choreographed by Ray Leeper. They are grappling with the loss of a loved one, and they look sort of like mimes.
- Until We Go DownRuelleScene / details
Virgil, Megz, and Alexia perform a Contemporary routine choreographed by Dee Caspary. The women are toxic and are running Virgil's life. They looked like they were dancing in a field of stars.
- Dhol Baaje (feat. Monali Thakur)Meet Bros AnjjanScene / details
Burim, Edson, Lily, and Gaby perform a Bollywood routine choreographed by Nakul Dev Mahajan. It is a "celebration of life" involving drums.
- All About That BassScott Bradlee's Postmodern JukeboxScene / details
Asaf, Kate, and Neptune perform a Broadway routine choreographed by Spencer Liff. The dancers are jazz musicians, with their own bodies as the instruments.
- No Woman No CryBob Marley & The WailersScene / details
Jim & Jaja perform a hiphop (lyrical animation?) routine choreographed by Christopher Scott about a man's compassion for a woman's issues. He cheered her up. Best dance! Actual song was a live version
- I’m So SorryImagine DragonsScene / details
JJ, Moises, and Marissa perform a Jazz routine choreographed by Ray Leeper; Moises has been two-timing JJ and Marissa. They violently (and somewhat gleefully) confront him.
- Stabat MaterWoodkidScene / details
Team Stage group routine choreographed by Travis Wall. The dancers are old gods, fighting a battle.
- TimeNathan LanierScene / details
Team Street group routine, choreographed by Christopher Scott and Phillip Chbeeb. The dance is about balance and involves see-saws.

