While evidence points to me not really being an EDM fan or going to festivals/raves/clubs, there is always a place in my heart for all things electronic. I got away from the genre for a while because I was only exposed to the men in the space. Thanks to hyperpop and swapping out my EDM artists, I'm coming back around!
23 songs from 7 artists
Ninajirachi
Really the reason for making this post, their song with daine titled "It's You" has hit platinum in my car and is the perfect of hyperpop, glitch, sugary pop goodness, and dreamy synths. She just finished up in Seattle with underscores, Madeon, Porter Robinson, etc and is currently touring around the world through the end of the year.
daine
I discovered daine and Nina at the same time and absolutely loved "PQC". In my brain "PQC" is a blend of Sleigh Bells and Slayyter and I can't stop listening to it. daine is also involved with Ninajirachi, underscores, and other artists and I look forward to discovering more of her music.
Sophie Powers
I found Sophie right before "Better on Mute" came out through clips of her and the clothing she made for her videos. My favorites are "Obsessed", "Better on Mute", and "Blueprint". She has been busy and has done a lot with other artists in the last few years as well as appearing on American Idol!
Lyrah
I don't think Daniel Allan & Lyrah's "I Just Need" needs any introduction but my first experience with Lyrah was "Don't Make Me" I discovered on IG in 2018. She popped back up on my radar in 2025 with "Nowhere Left to Run" which I ran into the ground as much as the first time I found here. I've included a few others I really like as well.
Rose Gray
I actually follow Justin Tranter (responsible for songs we like) and found out about Rose Gray through his post about "Club to Your Arms". This song is such a perfect mix of everything and is a sort of throwback to 2010s classy club music but cooler. "Free" and "Last Song" also have the same vibes that are impossible not to start moving to.
Tiffany Day
Moving back towards hyperpop, Tiffany Day's "Everything I've Ever Wanted" delivers existential crisis with a delicate cuteness that lures in the unsuspecting listener to the building panic before dropping you off suddenly with the thoughts you were avoiding. I followed this up with the driving "No Luck" and "Start Over" which are perfect examples of the genre.
Tasji
I never skip "Explicit" when it comes on my shuffle, even at 7am. There are a few demos she has on TikTok that I like, but I have included "Explicit" and "baby, shush!" that are out on the major streaming platforms.
We Did It Girl!
I really don't listen to anywhere near as much EDM, house, etc as I used to, but these are some girlys that are in my regular rotation. Feel free to reach out and suggest yourself or others that you think I would like! 💜
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