Music
Oha Suta Dance Dance Revolution, primarily consists of songs from Oha Suta, but the game also includes a number of Konami Originals, such as "Cutie Chaser (Morning Mix)", "Brilliant 2U", "Keep On Movin'" and "Make a Jam!".
| Song | Artist | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Oha Suta Licenses | ||
| "CANDY" | WARUJIENNU | OHA STUDIO BEST ~vol. 2~ |
| "HAPPY GO LUCKY" | YAMACHAN WITH JIMUSASUHIKARU | OHA STUDIO BEST ~vol. 2~ |
| "O-HA! MAMBO -A SHINY NEW TODAY-" | WARUJIENNU | OHA STUDIO BEST ~vol. 2~ |
| "OHA OHA SUTAATAA" | YAMACHAN & REIMONDO | OHA STUDIO BEST ~vol. 1~ |
| "OHA SKA!" | OHA KIDS WITH IMAKUNI | OHA STUDIO BEST ~vol. 1~ |
| "SAYONARA NO KAWARI NI" | OHHAGUMI | OHA SUTA THE SUPER KIDS STATION SINGLE |
| "WHY! -THE ZONA'S SONG-" | MORIKUBO SHOUTAROU | OHA STUDIO BEST ~vol. 1~ |
| "ZONAPARA -WHY! PARAPARA REMIX-" | ZOBEKKA | OHA SUTA THE SUPER KIDS STATION SINGLE |
| Konami Original | ||
| "CUTIE CHASER (MORNING MIX)" | CLUB SPICE | New Konami Original |
| From previous versions | ||
| "MAKE A JAM!" | U1 | from Dance Dance Revolution (PS) |
| "BRILLIANT 2U" | NAOKI | from Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMix |
| "KEEP ON MOVIN" | NMR | from Dance Dance Revolution 2ndMix |
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