What kind of EDM is bounce? Classic tracks, masterpieces, and recommended popular songs
Melbourne Shuffle is a street dance that originated in Australia, and in response to it, a catchy, groove-focused EDM subgenre called Melbourne Bounce was created through track-making.
In other words, it’s a style of dance music known as Bounce.
This time, we’ve carefully selected and will introduce classic and latest popular Bounce tracks! It’s very similar to Big Room House and can be hard to tell apart, but its hallmark is the bass hitting directly behind the kick.
What kind of EDM is bounce? Classic tracks, masterpieces, and recommended popular songs (1–10)
Better When You’re GoneDavid Guetta
The melodic track “Better When You’re Gone” by French DJ David Guetta.
From the captivating, vocal-driven opening, layers of rhythm and timbre are added, culminating in an explosive chorus.
It’s a highly compelling number that showcases the masterful craftsmanship of this veteran French DJ.
Party Till We DieMAKJ & Timmy Trumpet ft. Andrew W.K.
“Party Till We Die” is a collaborative track by MAKJ, Timmy Trumpet, and Andrew W.
K.
, released in 2016 on Spinnin’ Records.
MAKJ (pronounced “Mack Jay”) is an American EDM producer/DJ born in 1990, known for a style that blends EDM with hip-hop and rock elements.
Timmy Trumpet, born in 1982 in Sydney, Australia, is a DJ/producer and trumpeter.
Fuck Me UpTJR ft. Cardi B
This track is defined by an energetic sound that dominates the club scene.
TJR’s electro house and Cardi B’s rap blend seamlessly, resulting in a song that sets the dance floor on fire.
The confident lyrics empower listeners and elevate the party mood.
Released in June 2016 by Spinnin’ Records, it won support from club DJs and music fans alike.
With its powerful beat and sharp synths, it’s guaranteed to get your body moving.
It’s the perfect pick for weekend parties or whenever you want to lift your spirits.
#SELFIEThe Chainsmokers
Since the theme is selfies, the title is “#SELFIE.” The melody’s party vibe is really cool.
It’s also interesting that the music video features selfies from various artists.
Sick Like ThatWill Sparks
Here’s an ultra-catchy, poppy bounce track by DJ Will Sparks from Australia, the holy land of bounce.
Be sure to listen to it with the 8-bit music video—this insanely hype track is super danceable.
Paired with the pretty psychedelic visuals, it’s the kind of song that might just mess with your head in the best way.
We Wanna Party feat. SavageTJR
An energetic, party-ready track has been born.
Its rhythm—defined by the bounce hallmark of the bass hitting directly behind the kick—is striking, making it a song that electrifies the dance floor.
Released in March 2016, the track brilliantly fuses TJR’s production skills with Savage’s distinctive vocals.
The lyrics are simple yet powerful, conveying the importance of breaking free from the everyday and enjoying yourself freely.
Perfect for clubs and festivals, this one is ideal for anyone looking to blow off steam or dance their heart out.
ToulouseNicky Romero
“Toulouse” is a track by Nicky Romero, released by Spinnin’ Records in December 2011.
The music video, featuring people dancing while wearing Anonymous masks, drew a lot of attention and made it one of Nicky Romero’s most memorable songs.
Nicky Romero is a DJ/producer from the Netherlands.