Dead as Disco Song List: Official Tracks, My Music & Custom Songs

How many songs does Dead as Disco have?

There is no single number that represents every Dead as Disco music catalog. The official game website currently describes more than 30 songs, while the Steam store uses the separate wording 25+ tracks and highlights the My Music feature. Those statements can both be true because one describes the game's playable music and the other describes the store presentation at a particular point in Early Access.

If you need the complete current in-game selection, open the game's own music area after an update and compare it with the official store or developer notes. A video, playlist, mod description or copied search snippet is not a complete official list.

• Official game site: 30+ songs is the current headline count checked August 1, 2026.
• Steam store: 25+ tracks and a My Music mode are the current store description checked the same day.
• Streamer Safe Soundtrack Vol. 1: a separate verified catalog with 15 original tracks and 5 bonus tracks.
• Community custom songs: creator-controlled files, charts, audio and playlists; not automatically official game content.

What is confirmed about the official Dead as Disco song list?

The official pages confirm the shape of the soundtrack more clearly than they publish a permanent title-by-title database. Dead as Disco is built around music-driven combat, so the game's own music selection and the developer's current store description are the strongest sources for the playable catalog. Use those surfaces when you need to know whether a track is currently available in your build.

The Steam store also separates the main game from soundtrack products. That distinction matters for searchers who type Dead as Disco song list but are really looking for music to listen to outside the game. The official soundtrack product is a listening release; the Streamer Safe Soundtrack Vol. 1 page exposes a concrete track list; My Music is a game feature; and custom songs are community content that can have their own audio, chart and import requirements.

Verified Streamer Safe Soundtrack Vol. 1 track list

Steam's Streamer Safe Soundtrack Vol. 1 page is the clearest public title-by-title list checked for this guide. It describes 15 original tracks and 5 bonus tracks, so the table is useful for a verifiable soundtrack list. It is not the complete in-game catalog.

How My Music relates to the song list

My Music is not the same thing as a custom-song mod manager. The Steam description presents it as a way to import personal music and build playlists, which makes it a player-facing feature rather than a promise that every downloaded chart will work. Start from the feature's current in-game instructions and keep your own source files organized outside the game installation.

When a song is missing, first decide whether it is official game music, a My Music file, a playlist, a chart or a map package. Each layer needs a different check.

1. Check the source typeDecide whether the item is official game music, a soundtrack product, a personal file, a playlist, a chart, or a custom-song package.
2. Keep an original copyStore personal audio and creator archives outside the active game directory before importing or syncing anything.
3. Use the documented featureFollow the current My Music, importer or library instructions instead of copying files into a guessed universal Mods folder.
4. Test one itemConfirm title, artist, duration, metadata and playback before adding a larger playlist or another package.
5. Record the working pathWrite down the active folder, source URL, filename and date so a future update can be rolled back cleanly.

Official songs vs custom songs vs song mods

DiscoMaps is a community source with library, playlist, upload, sync and ranking functions. It is useful for discovering custom-song material, but its uploads are not official Dead as Disco soundtrack entries. Review uploader information, format, audio expectations, chart data and current source rules before importing anything.

How to find and organize Dead as Disco songs safely

Start with the destination that matches your goal. For official songs, use the current game and official Steam or developer pages. For listening outside the game, use the official soundtrack product. For personal music, use My Music. For custom charts or maps, use an established creator or community source and read its current instructions before downloading.

Do not use a song title alone as proof that a file is safe or compatible. Check the uploader, file record, update date, format, requirements and rights notes, and keep a backup before importing a package that changes game files.

If a song disappears after an update, test official music, one My Music file, then the community package in that order. For a mod or map problem, use the troubleshooting guide.

• Use official pages for official soundtrack facts and current feature descriptions.
• Treat My Music imports, audio files, charts, playlists and maps as separate layers.
• Keep original filenames, source URLs and creator notes with every custom package.
• Install or import one item at a time so a missing track has an identifiable cause.
• Avoid anonymous mirrors and do not assume that commercial audio may be redistributed with a chart.

What this song list does not claim

This page does not claim that the 20 Streamer Safe Soundtrack Vol. 1 titles are the complete Dead as Disco soundtrack. It also does not promise that every My Music file, custom chart, playlist or map will work on every build. The source pages control their own catalog, release status, file availability and compatibility notes.

Dead as Disco song list FAQ