The latest dance music: EDM that energizes the clubhouse [2025]

In Your Eyes (feat. Alida) [KREAM Remix]Robin Schulz

ROBIN SCHULZ FEAT. ALIDA – IN YOUR EYES [KREAM REMIX] (OFFICIAL AUDIO)

Here, I’ll deliberately refrain from talking about Robin Schulz and instead introduce KREAM, who handled the remix.

He’s a Norway-born DJ and producer who began drawing attention around 2015.

Up to that point, he mostly worked on uplifting house and tropical-style tracks, but for this release he delivered a song focused on the trending future house sound.

He has a strong reputation for his remix work and has produced many hits.

Most of them are vocal-driven, and his arrangements show a real sense of style.

mr useless (ft. SG Lewis)Shygirl

Shygirl – mr useless (ft. SG Lewis) [official audio]

Hailing from the UK, Shygirl commands broad popularity that transcends the underground, even while crafting cutting-edge dance music.

Her track released in February 2024 explores self-affirmation and independence.

With a beat that’s both alluring and powerful, interwoven with her vocals, it delivers a message of letting go of past dependencies and focusing on the best version of oneself.

The song is included on her EP “Club Shy” and was created in collaboration with SG Lewis.

Guaranteed to light up the dance floor, this track is recommended for anyone celebrating new self-discovery and self-love.

Gold (feat. Graham Candy)Syn Cole

Syn Cole – Gold feat. Graham Candy (Lyric Video) [Ultra Music]

This work features New Zealand actor and singer-songwriter Graham Candy as the lead vocalist.

The EDM, composed with a singer-songwriter’s sensibility, has clearly defined vocal sections and strong pop elements, resulting in songs that are loved by music fans rather than just being disposable dance music.

Known for his acclaimed compositions in tropical house and more, DJ and producer Syn Cole released the track via Ultra Records, a long-established label that has produced numerous EDM classics.

Sail Away (feat. Laura Brehm)TheFatRat

TheFatRat – Sail Away (feat. Laura Brehm) [Chapter 4]

The collaboration between German DJ TheFatRat and American singer-songwriter Laura Brehm is like a voyage through space.

Riding energetic, melodic electronic waves, the pure vocals and simple lyrics paint a bold adventure in sound.

Teaming up again for a release in January 2024, they’ve delivered a track that leaves a vivid, unforgettable impression.

Turn it up loud and join the journey! It’s a song that gives you the courage to pursue your dreams and goals.

Chicken Wang (feat. Diplo, Snappy Jit)Wuki

Wuki – Chicken Wang (ft. Diplo + Snappy Jit)

This is a track called “Chicken Wang,” released by Denver-based producer Uki.

He has delved deeply into everything from familiar genres like house and trap to styles that haven’t yet taken root in Japan’s EDM scene, such as footwork and ghetto tech, and he’s poured that research into his production.

You can really feel the cumulative effort in this one track.

In fact, he himself wrote, “With this debut album, everything I’ve done came together—I finally found my sound.” If you’re in the mood for EDM that’s a little different from the usual, be sure to check this one out!

Softly (Tiësto Remix)Karan Aujla

Karan Aujla – Softly (Tiësto Remix) | Making Memories | Latest Punjabi EDM Songs 2023

A dazzling, electrifying sound that colors the sparkling nightscape has fused with Punjabi rhythm.

In “Softly (Tiësto Remix),” Tiësto’s creativity intertwines with the grand musical vision showcased by Karan Aujla.

You can feel Karan Aujla’s dedication to Punjabi music, while Tiësto’s versatile production prowess truly shines.

Give it a listen—your space might just transform into a clubhouse.

Easy (feat. Papa Ya)Autograf

Autograf – Easy (ft. Papa Ya)

It has appeared on the dance music charts and is making waves worldwide, but it’s a mild pop sound far removed from traditional EDM.

Rather than something you dance to, it feels like dance music you can sing along to.

With its soft textures, you could say it sharpens the sound that’s become mainstream in recent years.

In the past, this kind of sound would likely have been deemed non-mainstream and categorized as “Indie Dance” in record shops and dance music distribution sites, but hasn’t it now arrived at a sound that holds up in the mainstream?