"Soul Searchin’" by Stephen Emil Dudas and Mark G. Hart (credited in-game under Groove Century) is featured on Just Dance 3 (as a Wii DLC and a PS3 exclusive song), Just Dance Now, Just Dance Unlimited, and 舞力全开:活力派.
The dancer is a man dressed in 50's fashion. He has a dark blue afro and beard, blue sunglasses, a purple jacket with teal collar and highlights, a magenta undershirt, purple pants with a black belt, and dark purple shoes.
Remake
The remake features him with black hair instead of the original blue. His sunglasses are also now black, his suit is now in a dark shade of pink and the collar is yellow, his undershirt is now cyan, and his belt is black.
Original
Remake
Background
The routine starts after the appearance of the writing "Soul Searchin'", then the dancer and the background appear. It looks like a stage, with circular shapes with lights that turn on during "Soul Searchin'", and the word SOUL on the floor.
Gold Moves
There are 3 Gold Moves in this routine, which are all the same:
All Gold Moves: Put your hands up to the sides and shake your hips.
The dancer resembles P2 from Baby Zouk, but with black hair.
In the beginning of the song, the words "Soul Searchin’" appear. The style the words are written in is most likely a reference to the TV show Soul Train.
This song mistakenly appeared in the Duets section in Just Dance Now. As of November 18, 2016, it now properly appears in the Solo section.
This is the only Playstation 3 exclusive on Just Dance 3 to not have 5 Gold Moves.