Dance

Dance is the eighth studio album by American singer-songwriter Frosty. It was released on August 19, 2040.
The album was a commercial success, topping the charts in 27 countries, becoming a record for Frosty, after SouL (2029) topped the charts in 23 countries. It was also crticially acclaimed.
==Background==
Frosty released his seventh studio album, Starry Sky, on December 19, 2038, following a long absence in the music industry due to filming for the movie Jose. The album was met with huge critical and commercial success. In May 2039, Frosty revealed that he had planned to tour for the album, but those plans would be postponed indefinitely due to his then recent marriage and recent child adoption, stating that he had to spend time taking care of his new child.
On November 14, 2039, Frosty tweeted a photo of him in the studio. He later confirmed in the comments that he was back in the studio, recording new music. On January 15, 2040, Frosty revealed on Instagram Live that he had already began working on his eighth studio album. On February 3, Vektroid revealed that he collaborated with Frosty again on his eighth album, after previously working with him on his seventh album. Frosty revealed via Twitter on March 22 that he had finished recording his eighth album.
On May 29, 2040, Frosty revealed the album name as well as the name of the first single, Dance.
== Track listing ==
No.	Title 	Writers 	Producers
1. 	Dance 	Frosty; Ramona Andra Xavier; Beck Hansen	Frosty
2. 	Shocking Moment 	Frosty 	Frosty; Vektroid
3. 	Runaway Love 	Frosty 	Frosty; Vektroid
4. 	What Matters Most 	Frosty; Hansen 	Frosty; Beck
5. 	Beautiful 	Frosty; Xavier 	Frosty; Vektroid
6. 	Meaningless Days 	Frosty; Beck 	Frosty; Vektroid; Beck
7. 	Chemical 	Frosty 	Frosty; Vektroid; Beck
8. 	Two of Us 	Beck; Frosty 	Beck; Frosty
9. 	Sorry 	Frosty; Beck 	Beck; Frosty
10.	What It's Like to Be Gay	Frosty 	Frosty
11.	Afterlife 	Frosty 	Frosty; Vektroid
12.	Light of Day 	Frosty; Beck 	Frosty; Beck
== Charts ==
Chart 	Peak position
Argentine Albums (CAPIF) 	#3
Australian Albums (ARIA) 	#1
Austrian Albums (O3 Austria) 	#1
Belgium Albums (Ultratop Flanders) 	#1
Belgium Albums (Ultratop Wallonia) 	#1
Brazilian Albums (ABPD) 	#4
Canadian Albums (Billboard) 	#1
Czech Albums (CNS FIPI) 	#1
Danish Albums (Hitlisten) 	#3
Dutch Albums (Album Top 100) 	#1
Estonian Albums (IFPI) 	#1
Filipino Albums (Philippine 200) 	#1
Finnish Albums 	#1
French Albums (SNEP) 	#1
German Albums (Official German Charts)	#1
Greek Albums (IFPI Greece) 	#3
Hungarian Albums (MAHASZ) 	#1
Icelandic Albums (Tonlist) 	#1
Irish Albums (IRMA) 	#1
Israeli Albums (Media Forest) 	#5
Italian Albums (FIMI) 	#1
Japanese Albums (Oricon) 	#5
Japanese Hot Albums (Billboard Japan) 	#3
Latvian Albums (LAIPA) 	#1
Lithuanian Albums (AGATA) 	#1
Malaysian Albums (RIM) 	#2
Mexican Albums (AMPROFON) 	#3
New Zealand Albums (RMNZ) 	#1
Norwegian Albums (VG-lista) 	#2
Polish Albums (ZPAV) 	#2
Portuguese Albums (AFP) 	#4
Scottish Albums (OCC) 	#1
Singaporean Albums (RIAS) 	#1
Slovak Albums (CNS FIPI) 	#1
South Africa Albums (SAAC) 	#3
South Korean Albums (Gaon) 	#2
Spanish Albums (PROMUSICAE) 	#1
Swedish Albums (Sverigetopplistan) 	#1
Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade) 	#1
Thai Albums (JOOX) 	#4
UK Albums (OCC) 	#1
US Billboard 200 	#1
Category:Albums
Category:Studio albums
Category:Dance era
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