Let's enjoy the vertical groove! Big room house anthems. The latest anthem floor hits.
Tough drum rolls, punchy kicks, and sweeping risers before the drop.
Big Room, an anthem-like subgenre of EDM that lights up the peak moments at major festivals and weekend superclubs.
These elements became iconic symbols of the EDM sound, establishing themselves as a distinct genre of dance music in the mid-2010s and even influencing pop music.\nIn this article, we’ve carefully selected classic and popular Big Room House tracks to introduce!
Get ready to enjoy some bangin’, hands-in-the-air vibes!
- Iconic tracks recommended for EDM beginners
- [Nostalgic hits] Dance music that resonates with people in their 30s. Popular dance tracks.
- The Latest House Music [2026]
- A special feature on high-energy EDM anime songs that will get you hyped
- A future house masterpiece. The latest anthem and floor hits.
- A progressive house classic. The latest anthem floor hits.
- Pick up the songs that went viral on social media! Reiwa-era dance numbers
- [Today's EDM] Great for party BGM! Recommended club music collection
- Dubstep masterpieces. Latest anthem floor hits
- Recommended EDM: Popular Western EDM that gets you hyped
- [For Beginners] Classic EDM Songs in Western Music: A Collection of Popular, Hype Tracks
- A must-see for party lovers! - The EDM that drove party people wild
- Classic tracks recommended for EDM beginners. Must-listen Western EDM.
Let's enjoy the vertical groove! Iconic tracks of Big Room House. Latest anthem floor hits (21–30)
LevelsAvicii
Avicii, who sadly passed away in 2018, became globally popular as a big-room house EDM producer.
One of his signature tracks is “Levels.” Its refreshing, grand soundscape pairs perfectly with a bouncy rhythm, making it an ideal song for boosting your energy.
Here We GoJoel Fletcher & J-Trick ft. Fatman Scoop
A flagship act of Australia’s Melbourne Bounce scene, Joel Fletcher and J-Trick join forces here, enlisting American hypeman Fatman Scoop.
Released in September 2015 on Dim Mak Records, this track pairs a bouncy 128 BPM bassline with enigmatic laser synths, guaranteed to ignite the dance floor.
Fatman Scoop’s shouts whip the crowd into a frenzy, and the build from the break to the drop explodes with energy.
It’s the perfect tune for throwing your hands up at a weekend club night or turning up the vibe at a party with friends!
Don’t Let Me DownThe Chainsmokers
The Chainsmokers are an EDM duo based in New York.
Their appeal lies in their clean, richly layered sound rooted in progressive and trap.
“Don’t Let Me Down” features singer Daya’s R&B-tinged vocals and powerful bass that sound really cool.
FreaksTimmy Trumpet & Savage
Timmy Trumpet is a DJ and trumpet player from Australia.
In his live performances, he plays the trumpet while DJing.
Freaks is a collaboration with Savage.
The melody evokes traditional/folk music.
BooyahShowtek ft. We Are Loud & Sonny Wilson
Why is it that this four-on-the-floor beat makes people want to dance so much? Even though it’s a classic pattern that’s been used in dance music for decades, it still hasn’t lost its shine.
This track is a perfect example—your body just naturally wants to move.
Wake Me UpAvicii
It starts with an unusual guitar intro and male vocals, so I thought it wasn’t EDM and that I’d picked the wrong track—but then the familiar EDM sound kicks in all at once.
In a way, the combination of this melody and the four-on-the-floor beat feels almost unfair.
It’s a must-listen track because you can both dance to it and sing along.
ToulouseNicky Romero
It’s a track by Dutch DJ and producer Nicky Romero, released as a digital download in 2011.
It reached No.
17 on the Dutch charts.
The music video, featuring people wearing Guy Fawkes masks, was filmed in Hamburg, Germany.