Introduction: This is an instrumental section that sets the tone and mood of the song, and often features elements such as a catchy hook or riff, and a driving bassline.
Verse: The verse is typically sung and provides details about the song's story or theme, it is often followed by a chorus.
Chorus: The chorus is the most memorable part of the song, and is repeated multiple times throughout, it often features catchy lyrics that are easy to sing along to.
Bridge: The bridge is a transitional section that provides a contrast to the verse and chorus, often featuring different lyrics and/or a change in key or tempo.
Chorus: The chorus is repeated again after the bridge, often building in intensity or energy compared to the first chorus.
Outro: The outro is a final instrumental section that concludes the song, and often features a fade-out or other effect to bring it to a close.
This structure is not set in stone and can vary between disco songs, with some songs featuring additional sections or variations on this basic format.