Music
This is the soundtrack of Dance Dance Revolution SuperNova 2. The songs with a padlock next to their title are locked until purchased using in-game points. Yellow songs are licensed tracks, pink songs are new Konami Originals, green songs are returning Konami Originals and red songs are "boss songs" indicating the most difficult tracks available in the game.
| Dance Dance Revolution SuperNova 2 soundtrack | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Song | Artist | ||
| And Then We Kiss (Junkie XL Mix) | Britney Spears | ||
| Angelus | Hitomi Shimatani | ||
| Beginning of the End | Klayton (Celldweller) | ||
| Can't Stop the Rain | Cascada | ||
| Dream of Love | Kaori Nishina | ||
| Eternus | Sanxion7 | ||
| Every Little Step | Bobby Brown | ||
| Faster Kill Pussycat | Paul Oakenfold featuring Brittany Murphy | ||
| Fevah | Nightriders | ||
| Got to be Real | Cheryl Lynn | ||
| He Said She Said | Ashley Tisdale | ||
| Just a Girl (Radio Edit) | Ian Van Dahl | ||
| Le Freak | Chic | ||
| Love On My Mind (Radio Mix) | Freemasons featuring Amanda Wilson | ||
| Number 1 (Alan Braxe & Fred Falke Main Remix) | Goldfrapp | ||
| Rock Your Body | Justin Timberlake | ||
| Say Goodbye | Chris Brown | ||
| Strict Machine | Goldfrapp | ||
| Suddenly I See | KT Tunstall | ||
| Take On Me | A-ha | ||
| Temperature | Sean Paul | ||
| The Rockafeller Skank | Fatboy Slim | ||
| The World Around Me | DJ Micro | ||
| Unbelievable | EMF | ||
| Until Forever | Beatdrop | ||
| Unwritten (Vicious Club Mix) | Natasha Bedingfield | ||
| Volcano | Yasuhiro Abe | ||
| Wind It Up (Original Neptunes Mix) | Gwen Stefani | ||
| A Thing Called Love | D-crew 2 US | ||
| Arrabbiata | Reven-G Alterative | ||
| Dazzle | Kobo featuring KR:ague | ||
| Electrified | SySF. | ||
| Every Day, Every Night (NM Style) | Lea Drop featuring Ant Johnston | ||
| Fire | Mutsuhiko Izumi | ||
| Freeway Shuffle | DJ Taka | ||
| Malacca | NC featuring NRG Factory | ||
| Music in the Rhythm | NC featuring Electric Touch | ||
| Raspberry♥Heart (English version) | Jun featuring Paula Terry | ||
| Stars★★★ (Re-tuned by Hal) (DDR Edition) | Terra | ||
| Vem Brincar | Caldeira feat.Téka Penteriche | ||
| Baby's Tears (Sky Girls Opening Theme) | Riyu Kosaka | ||
| Bag | RevenG | ||
| Baila! Baila! | Dandy Mineiro | ||
| Ballad For You | NM featuring Thomas Howard | ||
| Calico Cat Rock | Anettai Maji-Ska Bakudan | ||
| Cachaca | Mokky de Yah Yah's | ||
| Crash! | Mr. Brian & The Final Band | ||
| DanDanDo (The True Man's Road) | Des-Row·United | ||
| Dragon Blade | Kozo Nakamura | ||
| E-motion | E.O.S | ||
| Feelings Won't Fade (Extend Trance Mix) | SySF. | ||
| Flowers | Terra | ||
| Honey♂Punch | Riyu Kosaka | ||
| Hunting for You | Togo Project featuring Megu & Scotty D. | ||
| Hyper Eurobeat | Naoki featuring DDR All Stars | ||
| Kiss Kiss Kiss | Naoki featuring Shanti | ||
| Konoko no Nanatsu no Oiwaini | Asaki | ||
| La Bamba | LH Music Creation | ||
| Mondo Street | Orange Lounge | ||
| Morning Glory | BeForU | ||
| Nijiiro | DJ Yoshitaka featuring G.S.C License | ||
| Outer Limits | L.E.D.-G | ||
| Rainbow Flyer | DJ Taka | ||
| Seduction (Vocal Remix) | NC featuring NRG Factory | ||
| Silver Platform (I Wanna Get Your Heart) | U1 Reincarnates with Leah | ||
| Trim | Kobo | ||
| Under the Sky | Sayaka Minami (BeForU) with Platonix | ||
| Fascination (Eternal Love Mix) | 2MB | ||
| NGO | Keiichi Nabeshima | ||
| Unreal | Black Rose Garden | ||
| Trip Machine Phoenix | De-Sire Alterative | ||
| Paranoia (Hades) | αType-300 | ||
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