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Turn Down for WhatDJ Snake, Lil Jon

DJ Snake, Lil Jon – Turn Down for What

Turn Down for What is a collaboration between popular artists Lil Jon from Georgia and DJ Snake.

Released in 2013, the track’s music video was highly acclaimed and swept numerous awards.

In terms of genre, it falls under trap music.

With its immersive sound, I think it’s perfect for parties with a low-key, downer vibe.

The lyrics are basically all about getting hyped up!

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KarateR3HAB & KSHMR

R3HAB & KSHMR – Karate (Official Music Video)

They’ve got an aggressive, cool sound.

But lots of people aren’t sure how to pronounce their name—myself included at first.

It’s pronounced Rehab and Kshmr.

Many of their tracks have Japanese titles like “karate” and “sakura,” and they openly profess their love for Japan.

The two of them have also come to Japan multiple times to perform.

They’re a unit that represents the EDM scene and remain popular, regularly appearing at festivals.

Their songs get played often in Japanese clubs, so they’re very popular here.

Turn off the Lights (feat. Alexis Roberts)Chris Lake

Chris Lake – Turn Off The Lights ft. Alexis Roberts (Official Video)

Alexis Roberts is known for her gentle, feminine vocals, but this track feels less like that image because of its sharp, upbeat tempo.

It’s catchy and energetic, so I’d love for people to not only play it in clubs but also blast it outdoors at a BBQ, dancing and having fun together.

You’ll hear it right away—it has a very modern vibe.

The crisp, driving sounds are unforgettable after just one listen.

That said, it also firmly holds its own as a vocal-focused track that’s comfortable and pleasant to listen to.

CountdownHardwell & MAKJ

Hardwell & MAKJ – Countdown [OUT NOW!]

Selected as the No.1 DJ for two consecutive years and achieving this feat at the youngest age, he became a major name in the EDM scene.

So popular that he headlines famous festivals, he is a DJ with overwhelming presence and undeniable skill—known in the Netherlands as the Emperor of EDM—Hardwell teams up with the next-generation leader of the EDM scene, the new-gen talent, Mac Jay, for this collaboration.

With a square groove perfect for vertical bouncing, it pairs well with shuffle dance, and it also simply bangs hard.

Bad Boy (feat. bbno$) – Low Steppa RemixYung Bae

Yung Bae ft. bbno – Bad Boy (Low Steppa Remix)

Just when you think it’s a classic piano riff, the slightly off-kilter phrase makes it addictive.

It’s more like a revival of old-school house, which comes full circle and feels contemporary.

Naturally, the generation reviving an old-school style now is different from back then.

I think music from the late ’80s to the ’90s is extremely popular right now.

There have always been people doing it, but it was rare for artists or producers around the EDM scene to pick it up.