Welcome to the DJ Advisory Network for Content Evaluation (D.A.N.C.E.)

We take the guess work out of knowing what songs are appropriate for play at school functions and events. We know that many teachers, administrators and DJs may not know what songs have questionable content in them and that is why we have created a FREE tool for you to use around K-12 students. This tool is called the "No-Play List."

Each month, the DJ Advisory Network comes together to review new music being released and rates each new song based on Language, Sexual Content and Violence. If the song is too dirty, it gets added to our No-Play List.

You can view and print the list right here from our website and start using it today. You can also subscribe to the list for free! We'll send you an e-mail each month after the list is updated. We encourage you to talk to your school dance DJ companies about using this list and start sharing it with Cheerleading and Pom Pon coaches as well.

Of the hundreds of new songs released each month, on average, five or six of them are added to the No-Play List. We are not preventing great new music from being played in schools, we are simply providing a list of the few new songs that have too much sexual content, bad language, or violence to be played in a K-12 school setting.