Chill EDM Playlist Update: Shallou, Dinka, Lane 8, and Kaskade
To celebrate all of the chill music being released, EDM Sauce has officially updated their Chill EDM playlists thanks to the help of SiriusXM Chill and Ben Harvey’s #Chillworthy additions. If your week has been more “downtempo sunset drive” than “mainstage warehouse rager,” this update is basically built for you — a fresh batch of laid-back cuts to keep on rotation whether you’re working, driving, or just winding down after a long day.
In this week’s new chill music, we’ve added Kaskade’s “Nobody Like You” Sun Soaked Mix, Shallou and Riah’s “Lie,” Dinka and Sons of Maria’s “Campfire 2017,” Bronze Whale’s “Patterns,” Autograf’s “Dead Soon” Chill Mix,” and Lane 8’s “Coming Back To You.” That’s a pretty deep cross-section of the chill/downtempo scene right now — from Kaskade’s dance-pop pedigree to Lane 8’s deeper melodic house sound, there’s a lane in here for pretty much every mood.
For April 23 to April 29th, SiriusXM Chill’s most popular song of the week was Kaskade’s “Nobody Like You” Sun Soaked remix, which tracks — it’s the kind of warm, vocal-forward remix that works just as well on a satellite radio commute as it does closing out a chill set. Real talk, if you haven’t checked out the original Sun Soaked treatment yet, it’s worth the four minutes.
Stream all of the new chill dance songs on Spotify and Deezer below.
Chill EDM on Spotify
Chill EDM on Deezer
https://www.deezer.com/playlist/3579723442
Be sure to follow EDM Sauce on Spotify and Deezer so you never miss an update — we’re refreshing these playlists regularly, so bookmarking them is basically a free way to keep your chill rotation stocked without having to dig through new releases yourself every week.
Shoutout to SiriusXM Chill and Ben Harvey for keeping the #Chillworthy tag stocked week after week — curating a playlist that stays consistently good, without just recycling the same handful of big names, is harder than it looks. Chill and downtempo don’t always get the same spotlight as the bigger festival-ready genres, but the community around it is just as passionate, and playlists like this one are exactly how a lot of listeners find their next favorite artist. If you’ve got a track you think deserves a spot on next week’s update, drop it in the comments — we’re always looking for fresh additions from artists who might not be on our radar yet.
