Classic tracks recommended for EDM beginners. Must-listen Western EDM.
I’m interested in EDM (Electronic Dance Music), but what kind of music is EDM, exactly?
I want to start listening to EDM, but I don’t know where to begin.
For all you beginners, we’ve put together a list of classic, must-listen tracks.
Don’t worry—the bar to get into EDM isn’t high!
Let’s start casually from here.
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Recommended classic tracks for EDM beginners: Must-listen Western EDM (31–40)
Five More Hours feat.Chris BrownDeorro
Deorro is a Mexican-American DJ.
He’s part of a crew called PandaFunk, and the panda logo featured on their T-shirts and other designs is really cute.
Starting with this track he did with the popular singer Chris Brown, he produced a number of club hits, but unfortunately he retired from DJing in 2014.
Where Are Ü Now (with Justin Bieber)Skrillex and Diplo
The song that won the Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording in 2015 is “Where Are Ü Now.” It’s a track produced by music producers Skrillex and Diplo, with vocals by Justin Bieber.
Quite a star-studded collaboration.
The piece was originally written as a piano ballad, so the beginning has a gentle, subdued feel.
However, it gradually builds in intensity, and by the end you can enjoy an energetic, danceable sound.