EDM recommended for party people: from the latest hits to timeless classics [2025]
EDM has earned unwavering popularity as dance music that energizes music festivals and clubhouses, and in recent years it’s been branching into even more subgenres.
From electro and house to techno, there are a variety of styles, with standout artists making waves in each field.
In this article, we’ve curated a selection of EDM tracks that heat up the club scene.
We’ll introduce popular and buzzworthy songs by artists dominating international music festivals, as well as tracks recommended for party people.
Use it as inspiration for your DJ sets, or as a guide to liven up parties and drives.
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Trap & Future Bass (1–10)
Rushing Back feat. Vera BlueFlume
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Vera Blue stands out with a track that highlights Vera Blue’s translucent vocals.
The sections she sings have the familiar feel of American electropop, but the interlude features a uniquely crafted melody.
Mumbai Power (feat. Beam)Skrillex
Skrillex’s popular track “Mumbai Power (feat.
Beam)” is known worldwide.
The beginning of the song follows an orthodox trap and dubstep (brostep) style, but midway it shifts to a melody with an Asian flavor.
Rather than a cool, edgy sound, it’s more of a party tune.
Dubstep (1–10)
A popular sound that reconstructs hip-hop and 2-step rhythm patterns with a modern interpretation
Have you found a favorite track so far? We’re still going—next up is an introduction to popular dubstep tracks. These genres caught fire after the 2000s and are relatively new when you look at the overall history of dance music. They’ve been especially popular since 2016, becoming sounds you often hear on the U.S. charts. While they’re now considered standard, their roots were inspired by the hardcore scene. Skrillex
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Alone (Sullivan King Remix)Kayzo & Our Last Night
This is a collaboration track between Our Last Night, a hugely popular post-hardcore band in the U.
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, and Kaivon, who works as a DJ and producer.
Dubstep often features instrumental tracks that combine synthesizers and electronic beats, but this song also includes a vocal melody line, so it should feel accessible even to people who usually listen to band sounds or pop.
The common ground between hardcore and dubstep is definitely that sense of heaviness.
The section near the end where it blends with the band sound is absolutely the best!
BattlefieldsZomboy
Zomboy, a rising star in the UK dubstep scene.
This track explodes with his signature ferocious growl bass.
Even those who usually listen to band-oriented music should find it approachable, because it features heavily distorted guitar sounds that make the powerful mix even more aggressive and thick.
If you’re looking for violently heavy dubstep, this is a must-listen!
Midnight Request LineSkream
The classic track “Midnight Request Line,” said to have had a major impact on the dubstep scene.
It’s a track that truly gives the listener a sense of weightless drift, with its uniquely airy texture created by synths that seem to sway and float, and a beat that repeats with understated persistence.
It’s likely because the heavy bass tones mesh so perfectly that this feeling comes through.
In the 2000s, he was called the man who shaped the history of UK dubstep—be sure to give this masterpiece a listen.
Aura FarmingVirtual Riot & Eliminate
A long-awaited dream collaboration by two titans of the dubstep scene has finally come to life.
It’s a joint production by German producer Virtual Riot and American producer Eliminate.
Virtual Riot is known for his meticulous sound design, while Eliminate has gained popularity for a unique, genre-crossing style.
This piece fuses the two longtime friends’ distinct identities into an energetic dubstep track where their strengths collide.
The progression, where heavy bass coexists with beautiful melodies, feels like a musical dialogue between the two.
Released in August 2025, this track is sure to resonate with anyone seeking a floor-shaking, powerful sound.
LevelsSkrillex
This is Skrillex’s remix of Avicii’s iconic track “Levels.” It really highlights Skrillex’s signature sound, offering a different vibe from Avicii’s original.
If you love “Levels” and want something fresh, this remix delivers a track you’ll want to play when you’re pushing yourself to the limit and need something more aggressive.