Songs
Some of the songs which were featured in the game were originally in Japanese language and was translated to English for the U.S. release such as: Magic Tower, Moon Light Party, Hello! Kitty-N and Hizashi no oku no Happy Heart. Unlike the game's predecessor, there is no English OST released.
- Bi-O - Zombie Hopper
- Capoeira/ChiChi & Sally - Allegretto Break
- Comet/Sushi Boy - Magic Tower
- Heat - The Heat Is On
- Hiro/Hustle Kong - Let the Music Take Control
- Kelly/McLoad - Moon Light Party ~ Clap Your Hands
- Kitty-N/Michael Doi - Hello! Kitty-N
- Shorty/Columbo - Hizashi no oku no Happy Heart (ひざしの奥のハッピーハート)
- Translation: Happy Heart in the Sunlight
- Strike - Here Comes Trouble
- Tsutomu - Got to be Happy
- Robo-Z Gold - Acid Line
- Pander - Enka 1
- High Voltage - Theme of Bust a Move 2 (Bust a Groove 2) (Opening Theme)
- Bust a Groove (Ending Theme)
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