The global electronic music industry has surged to a $12.9 billion valuation, according to the IMS Business Report 2025—a sign of EDM’s unstoppable growth and cultural resonance. In this post, we explore what’s fueling the momentum: the rise of experimental subgenres, the integration of AI in music creation, and the impact of visionary artists like Space Laces, whose boundary-pushing productions continue to reshape the sound of modern bass music. Whether you're a casual fan or a seasoned raver, this breakdown offers a deep look into how the global EDM pulse is transforming not just clubs and festivals, but the very future of music itself.

In a world where 15-second clips can spark global trends, the rise of TikTok and Instagram Reels has given EDM a new home—and a new heartbeat. These platforms aren’t just changing how we find music; they’re reshaping how we feel it, share it, and live it.

This week, we spotlight Chris Lake—an enduring force in house music whose career evolution mirrors the very platforms propelling EDM into its next chapter. From viral basslines to sunset sets at Coachella, Lake blends mastery with momentum, proving that timeless sound still has a place in a trending world.

Whether you're just discovering your first favorite drop or curating playlists for every mood, this post explores how short-form content is redefining the EDM experience—and how you can ride the wave from scroll to stage.

At Coachella 2025, electronic music wasn’t just a genre—it was a bridge. From Zedd’s electrifying onstage duet with John Mayer to Anyma’s genre-defying link-up with rapper Yeat, this year’s festival reminded us why EDM continues to lead global conversations in music. These surprise collaborations didn’t just light up the crowd—they redefined what an EDM set can be.

In our latest post, we explore the most unexpected and powerful crossovers from the weekend, with a special spotlight on artists like James Hype, whose fearless approach to house music is shaping the sound of tomorrow.

When worlds collide, music transforms—and the future of EDM has never felt more connected.

In the evolving world of electronic dance music, the boundaries between sound and vision are dissolving. No longer is a live set simply about rhythm and bass — today’s performances are fully immersive experiences, transforming music into a multi-dimensional encounter that captivates the senses and connects people on a deeper level.

One artist redefining what it means to perform live is Swimming Paul, the Paris-born, London-based producer who's steadily carving out a name in the melodic and ambient house scenes. With a sound that feels equal parts nostalgia and forward motion, his debut album Smiling Through the Pain isn’t just a sonic experience — it’s an emotional one. And his live shows amplify that emotion through masterful use of synchronized lighting, projected visual stories, and layered stage aesthetics that mirror the textures in his tracks.

In a recent collaboration with Tiësto on the single “VHS Rave,” Swimming Paul fused his dreamy, melancholic house sensibilities with high-energy mainstage appeal — a blend that was as cinematic as it was euphoric. His visuals follow suit: glowing neon palettes, flickering 90s VHS overlays, and scenes that blur the lines between memory and movement. These aren't just effects — they're part of the story.

For the Orlando Family Project, this evolution in performance style isn't just fascinating — it's foundational. It speaks to our mission: uniting people not only through the music they hear, but through the shared visual and emotional experiences they live together. In a room lit only by lasers and low-end frequencies, strangers become community. And that’s the magic we want to celebrate.

As spring gives way to summer, Orlando’s house music scene enters its most electric season—where rhythm becomes ritual and connection is everything. In this feature, we explore the emotional pull of house music, spotlight rising artist Atura, and map out the can’t-miss EDM events lighting up the city this week. Whether you're a seasoned raver or just discovering the pulse, this is your invitation to dance deeper into the community.

As Orlando’s EDM community continues to thrive on connection and inclusivity, the announcement of the UNITY Festival — a groundbreaking collaboration between Tomorrowland and Insomniac — offers more than just a global spectacle. It’s a reflection of the very spirit that drives our city’s scene. Set inside the cutting-edge Sphere Las Vegas this August, UNITY symbolizes the power of music to bring people together. In this week’s post, we dive into what this means for American EDM, spotlight rising house artist Nathan Dawe, and share a curated guide to Orlando’s can’t-miss events happening right now.