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Unlike various religious traditions, atheism has no tradition of dance (See: Atheism and dance). No atheist song was ever popular within the disco music genre.
In addition, disco music is a genre of dance music that contains of elements of soul, funk, pop, and salsa. Atheism has never been popular within the African-American community nor has it been popular among Latinos (See: Atheism and Latino Americans and Western atheism and race). As far as pop, atheism has never been broadly popular among Americans (see: Views on atheists) and pop music often incorporates elements of music popular among urban, ethnic communities.
Additionally, disco music often deals with relations between men and women and atheism has a significantly majority of men (see: Atheism and women).
Furthermore, disco music is frequently upbeat and atheism is not commonly seen as being upbeat - particularly in theistic countries (See: Hopelessness of atheism and Atheism and depression).
Within gospel music, one of the most popular songs which incorporated a disco music style was Tremaine Hawkins' gospel song Fall Down.