Armenian Party Songs — Radio Party
Celebration as the charts record it. Armenian Party Songs on Armenly's Radio Party shelf, free to play in any browser with no account.
A shelf for an occasion rather than a genre: each song is placed on it by what it is for, so a folk ensemble and a rabiz singer can share it when they fill the same room. Ranked by plays and spread across artists.
Songs on Radio Party
- Qélé Qélé (Eurovision 2008 Armenia) — Sirusho — 3:04
- Do Utra My Gulyayem (Kabak) — David Arutti — 4:34
- Qele-qele (remix) — Sirusho — 3:34
- Baila — Arame — 3:28
- Halala — Gevorg Martirosyan — 3:38
- Halala — Harout Balyan, Sammy Flash — 3:20
- Kochari — Aram MP3, 3.33 — 3:36
- Tantsuy krasavitsa — Arkadi Dumikyan, ARIK — 3:16
- Shaba Daba Dash — Tata Simonyan — 21:36
- Na tantspole suyeta — Arkadi Dumikyan — 3:01
- All New Years — Tata Simonyan — 3:36
- Khorotik Morotik — Sofi Mkheyan, Vigen Hovsepyan, DerHova — 3:08
- Karusel — Alik Hakobyan — 3:47
- Oror (Yalla Tnam) — Lena Chamamyan — 2:40
- Gam Gam — Rafo Khachatryan — 3:14
- Uzum em vor — Super Sako — 4:44
- Zhenikh i nevesta — Bratya Shakhunts — 4:24
- Ari Ari — Dj Davo, KOLO — 3:18
- Tamzara — Inga & Anush — 4:32
- Kyanki Karusel — Ashot Hovsepyan — 5:23
- Bales - Remix — Aram Asatryan — 4:46
- Kanchum 'em Kanchum — Tigran Asatryan — 4:47
- Tak Tak — Joseph Krikorian — 4:44
- Sharjir - Remix — Aram Asatryan — 4:20
- Garun-Garun — Martin Mkrtchyan — 3:35
- Party — Sarina Cross, Super Sako — 2:59
- Happy Birthday Havata Qez — Karo Ayrumyan — 3:32
- Qef enq anum (Popurri) — YereOne project — 8:20
- Im Sirte Bajanvele - Live — Arame — 4:22
- Lambada — Karo Ayrumyan — 2:49
- Gam Gam — Anette Aghabekyan — 3:42
- Deti-schastye! — Gagik Yezakyan, Artur Amiryan — 3:04
- Baghchits Tsaghik — Nick Egibyan, Artur Petrosyan — 3:25
- Khorozes Taran - Live — Shprot — 3:10
- Hop - Hop — Arman Tovmasyan — 4:33
- Tam Tam (Live) — Tigran Asatryan — 5:28
- Svadebnaya — David Arutti — 3:21
- Vuy - Vuy — Gohar Hovhannisyan — 3:40
- Es gnum em ginetun — Alik Gyunashyan — 5:15
- Arag Arag — Martin Mkrtchyan, Arman Tovmasyan — 3:34
- Gites-gites — Ara Alik Avetisyanner — 3:44
- Hop Na Ni Na Popuri — Artur Yeghiazaryan — 5:07
- Proshu tebya tantsuy — Vitaliy Romanov — 4:17
- Party — Arsenchik, Rom — 2:37
- Gij Aghjik - Live — Saro Tovmasyan — 5:03
- Armenian & Georgian Sharan — Anjela Barkhudaryan — 5:16
- Krunk Gna — Rudik Hovhannisyan, Vahram Hovhannisyan — 3:55
- Kochari — Armenoids — 4:32
- Loca Loca - Live — Hripsime Hakobyan — 3:48
- Togh Togh — Armen Aloyan — 4:23
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By occasion
- Armenian Kef Songs — Kef Night — For the dance floor, the toast and the table
- Armenian Wedding Songs — Wedding Hall — The hall, the bride's dance and a clarinet that never sits down
- Armenian Dance Songs — Everybody Up — The fast ones, for when the tables empty
- Old Armenian Kef Songs — Old-School Kef — The halls as they sounded before the millennium
- New Armenian Kef Songs — Kef Now — The halls as they sound this century
- Armenian Table Songs — Table & Toast — The kef between the dances, for the table rather than the floor
- Armenian Rabiz Songs — Rabiz Floor — Rabiz, and nothing standing beside it
- Armenian Club Music — After Midnight — Modern, late and loud
- Armenian Love Songs — Slow Dance — Love that is going well, and says so
- Sad Armenian Songs — Played Alone — Longing, and a voice with room to carry it
- Old Armenian Songs — The Old Tapes — Estrada and the diaspora classics, warm and a little worn
- Armenian Patriotic Songs — For the Homeland — Armenia, Artsakh, and the ache of being far from them
- Relaxing Armenian Music — Quiet Hours — Duduk, strings and long night drives
- Armenian Children's Songs — Kids & Family — Songs for small people, and the ones who sing them to sleep
- Armenian Christmas Songs — Christmas & New Year — Amanor, Surb Tsnund and the tonatsar — the songs of the fortnight
Decades
- Armenian music of the 1950s — Gusan songs · Sayat-Nova revival, 1950–1959
- Armenian music of the 1960s — Estrada begins · Khachaturian, 1960–1969
- Armenian music of the 1970s — Big band · Harout, Adiss, 1970–1979
- Armenian music of the 1980s — Synth estrada · Paul Baghdadlian, 1980–1989
- Armenian music of the 1990s — Independence pop · Tata, 1990–1999
- Armenian music of the 2000s — Sirusho, Arsen Safaryan, 2000–2009
- Armenian music of the 2010s — Rabiz crosses over · Super Sako, 2010–2019
- Armenian music of the 2020s — The new Yerevan scene, 2020–2029
Guides and tools
- Armenian love songs: Sayat-Nova, Aznavour, St. Sarkis Day and the words for I love you
- Armenian duduk music: the apricot-wood pipe, Djivan Gasparyan and the tunes to start with
- Rabiz music: what it is, and 15 songs to start with
- Armenian wedding songs: the 15 most played, and the dances behind them
- Armenian Christmas and New Year songs: the hymns, the greeting and the hits
- Armenian birthday songs: how to say happy birthday, and the songs to play
- Armenian lullabies: what "oror" means, the old songs, and recordings to play tonight
- Armenian dance songs: kochari, tamzara, yarkhushta, shalakho and the tunes to play
- Armenian patriotic songs: the anthem, the fedayi songs and the songs of the homeland
- Sayat-Nova: the 18th-century bard, his songs, and recordings to start with
- Arno Babajanian (Арно Бабаджанян): the Elegy, the Nocturne, his songs and where to start
- Aram Khachaturian: the Sabre Dance, Spartacus, Masquerade and where to start
- Komitas: the priest who saved Armenian folk music, and where to start listening
- Armenian names in English letters: why one singer has three spellings
- Armenian to English letters converter