The best Electronic Commercial Music with Emotional Vibes and Feelings
"Island" is a chill, melodic dance-pop song based on a fantasy of waking up on a beautiful island. The song is led by Elise Chantelle's sweet, dreamy vocals and a minimalistic synth and drum pattern, with verses in English and Spanish. Elise drew inspiration for "Island" from her home city, Miami, and her Cuban roots.
"Alive" by Jelly XX and Angel Lane is an emotionally powerful future bass anthem at 136 BPM in E major. Lush, harmonically rich chords, a heavy low end and a tight, driving drop carry Angel Lane's soaring vocal and its life-affirming message: live this life as if your soul will never die. An uplifting, cathartic track that leaves the listener energized.
"Never Look Back", written by Rick Francis, a German pop and dance producer, tells the story of a girl struggling with her past, unsure if she's ready for a new relationship, while her new boyfriend tries to convince her to leave the past behind and give their love a chance. Rick Francis takes the listener into an atmosphere of love, emotions and longing by combining warm, chilled R&B harmonies with groovy hip hop rhythms. The song features Bowman (vocals) and TXMIC (rap), both based in the US.
"Your Time" by Orus is a feel-good pop house track at 123 BPM in E minor, built on a tight four-on-the-floor groove and a disco-flavored lead vocal. Its message is simple: shake off the pressure of everyday life, go back to the carefree days and let the groove take over. It's your time to party and get down like before.
Introducing "Don't Worry", the new work by Russian producer DJ Aristocrat. The track is a symbiosis of 80s synth-pop and modern electronic production with a contemporary commercial sound: Moog Voyager, Prophet-5, Roland Jupiter and Yamaha DX7 synths meet Roland 707, 808 and 909 drum machine sounds, with a romantic, charming female vocal and syncopated rhythms and melodies blended with light lyrics. A song all about love with a positive vibe.
"Dead Inside" by King Kismet blends slap house and future bass into a punchy, bass-heavy cut at 144 BPM in F minor. Behind the upbeat, driving groove sits an introspective lyric about searching for happiness and purpose in uncertain times, and the idea that if we learn to look inside and heal from within, we can transmit that energy to everything around us.
"Sail Away" started out as a short melody on top of some simple chords on an old acoustic guitar. Most of the track was written in the late summer of 2018, but it wasn't until the vocals were recorded in the summer of 2019 that the master could finally be finished. The lyrics are based on an old Danish poem, "Klimpreri" by Georg Brandes (1842-1927), which fit the track perfectly. The result is a sun-soaked tropical house love song at 129 BPM about longing for a kiss and dreaming of sailing away together, just the two of us.
"No More Games" by King Kismet is a club-ready EDM / future pop track at 117 BPM in C major, pairing a bright, wide-spectrum production with a bittersweet vocal. The song is about how foolish we can be when we love the wrong people, and the moment we finally say "no more": no more repeating the same patterns, and letting in someone whose values and direction in life are in alignment with our own.
"Jakarta" is the debut release of Seeroto, the mysterious alias of a Romanian producer and songwriter behind several chart-topping hits in his home country. A catchy worldbeat pop-house track at 117 BPM in G minor, it mixes English verses with a Spanish-flavored chorus to tell the story of a man desperately in love with an indie girl from Jakarta. Dreamy, passionate and full of summer energy.
"You and Me" by Cheeva is a summery, uptempo pop song with influences from tropical house, R&B and film music. At 123 BPM in F major, warm beats and a catchy, singalong hook celebrate young, passionate love: "you and me, that is all I need". A sunny, feel-good track for summer, parties and romance.
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