[2026] Gori-gori! Feel the deep bass! Intense Western EDM
These days, even within EDM there are plenty of literally poppy, melodic tracks like future pop, and top producers in the EDM world are exploring genres beyond EDM, putting out numerous hit songs.
That said, if you want to feel the primal pull of EDM’s earth-shaking low end with your whole body, this article rounds up and researches the latest EDM tracks that are especially focused on heavy bass.
From ferocious, skull-rattling sub-bass that hits you right between the eyes to tracks with slowly encroaching, weighty basslines, enjoy every flavor of “EDM’s signature low end.”
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[2026] Crunching! Feel the deep bass! Intense Western EDM (11–20)
AnimalsMartin Garrix
Here is a track that embodies thunderous low-end and primal instinct.
Martin Garrix’s signature work is a song that symbolizes the wild essence of humanity.
The phrase “We’re f***ing animals” is repeated, expressing the sense of liberation on the dance floor and the unity of the crowd.
Released in June 2013, it reached No.
1 on the Beatport chart and achieved major commercial success, including multi-country platinum certifications.
It was featured in the Madden NFL 25 commercial and Just Dance 2016, demonstrating its wide-reaching influence.
Highly recommended for anyone who wants to experience the appeal of EDM with their whole body.
Space JungleEva Shaw
A heavy, bass-driven track released in December 2014 by Toronto-born Eva Shaw.
Its powerful drop, which makes full use of organic instrument sounds, delivers a full-body groove that can instantly whip the dance floor into a frenzy.
Released on Showtek’s Dutch label Skink, the track was also used as TomorrowWorld’s opening anthem.
It was played by a host of top-tier DJs, including Calvin Harris and Afrojack, becoming a long-running global hit.
Built on a strong beat and layered basslines at 128 BPM, it’s the perfect tune for parties, workouts, or any moment when you want to amplify an aggressive mood.
Turn On The Lights again.. (feat. Future)Fred again.. x Swedish House Mafia
“Turn On The Lights again..
(feat.
Future)” is also perfect for getting hyped with your significant other.
It’s a collaboration between British music producer Fred again..
and Swedish music group Swedish House Mafia.
The track combines a sense of speed with a satisfyingly deep bass.
I’d also like you to pay attention to the lyrics: the song portrays the search for a destined partner.
Listening to it will surely put you in a romantic mood.
Locked In (feat. Trippie Redd)David Guetta x MORTEN
Producer David Guetta, who enjoys global popularity, and Danish DJ MORTEN.
The genre they champion, “Future Rave,” has firmly established itself as a new wave in dance music.
The powerful collaboration they released in January 2026 is “Locked In (feat.
Trippie Redd).” Featuring Trippie Redd, known for his emotional rap, the track offers a unique soundscape where weighty synthesizers meld with wistful vocals.
It’s a must-check not only for those seeking festival-level exhilaration, but also for anyone interested in the crossover between EDM and hip-hop.
BattlefieldsZomboy
Zomboy, the quintessential dubstep hero from England.
“Battlefields” explodes with Zomboy’s signature ferocious growl bass.
Even those who usually listen to band-oriented music should find this track accessible.
That’s because it features distorted guitars, making Zomboy’s powerful sound even more savage and thick.
If you’re craving brutally heavy dubstep, this is a must-listen!
Dominate (VIP)Space Laces
Space Race, who is most active on Clubhouse and has gained a lot of support, has released “Dominate (VIP),” a track that strikes a well-balanced intensity.
Throughout the piece, there are many mid-tempo sections.
Then it quickly accelerates into a hard-hitting sound before settling down again, and this cycle repeats.
Thanks to this structure, you can groove while staying moderately relaxed.
Also, pay attention to the chorus, which samples animal sounds.
[2026] Crunching! Feel the deep bass! Intense Western EDM (21–30)
TSUNAMIDVBBS
A big-room house track released in August 2013 whose thunderous low end shakes listeners to the core.
It’s a collaborative single by Canadian electronic duo Dvbbs and American DJ Borgeous.
Its massive drop and break shake the body and generate an energy that unites crowd and DJ as one.
Topping the UK Singles Chart and surpassing 500 million views on YouTube, this record set numerous milestones and continues to reign as a landmark of festival house.
Highly recommended for those who want to experience the bass-heavy sound that epitomizes the EDM scene at clubs and festivals.