The best Electronic Music albums
of the 2010s.
Where to start with 2010–2019 electronic music — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2010s — electronic music
Top picks from 2010–2019, ranked by where we would start.
Ryuichi Sakamoto
Async
A haunting soundscape where delicate piano melodies intertwine with ambient textures, evoking a sense of introspection and fragility.
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Ryuichi Sakamoto
Flumina
Fluid electronic textures intertwine with delicate piano melodies, creating an intimate soundscape of introspection and serenity.
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Brian Eno
Someday World
A vibrant fusion of art pop and experimental sounds, exploring themes of existence and connection through ethereal textures.
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Brian Eno
High Life
Ethereal soundscapes blend with pulsating rhythms, creating a meditative journey through ambient textures and melodic experimentation.
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Morcheeba
Blaze Away
A fusion of laid-back grooves and atmospheric melodies, evoking a sun-soaked journey through vibrant landscapes.
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Morcheeba
Blood Like Lemonade
A lush blend of trip-hop grooves and soulful melodies that evoke a sense of introspection and emotional depth.
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Calvin Harris
Normani x Calvin Harris
A vibrant fusion of dance-pop and electro house, showcasing infectious grooves and smooth vocals perfect for the club.
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Calvin Harris
18 Months
A euphoric blend of infectious melodies and pulsating beats that define the sound of early 2010s dance music.
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Moby
Be the One
A serene blend of ambient textures with contemplative melodies that invite introspection and emotional connection.
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Moby
Destroyed.
Ethereal soundscapes blend with introspective melodies, creating a reflective and atmospheric listening experience.
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Madonna
MDNA World Tour
A vibrant showcase of pop anthems and dance beats, blending Madonna's classic hits with fresh, electrifying arrangements.
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Madonna
Sticky & Sweet Tour
A vibrant showcase of Madonna's expansive catalog, blending pop anthems with eclectic medleys and dynamic performances.
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Björk
Mount Wittenberg Orca
Ethereal soundscapes blend with intimate vocal performances, creating a hauntingly beautiful exploration of nature and humanity's interconnectedness.
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Björk
Utopia
A lush tapestry of electronic soundscapes intertwined with themes of love, healing, and the search for paradise.
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Kraftwerk
3-D The Catalogue
A mesmerizing blend of mechanical rhythms and synthetic melodies, embodying the evolution of electronic music over decades.
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Robbie Williams
The Heavy Entertainment Show
A vibrant blend of pop anthems and cheeky lyrics that showcase Robbie Williams' charismatic flair and theatricality.
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Robbie Williams
Take the Crown
An eclectic blend of pop, dance, and rock that showcases both playful exuberance and introspective depth.
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David Bowie
The Next Day
A bold fusion of rock and introspective lyricism, revealing a veteran artist's reflections on life and legacy.
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David Bowie
Clareville Grove Demos
Raw, intimate demos capture Bowie's early songwriting, blending folk influences with hints of his future avant-garde experimentation.
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Markus Schulz
Buenos Aires '13
A euphoric journey through progressive trance that balances soaring melodies with driving beats and intricate soundscapes.
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Markus Schulz
Los Angeles '12
A vibrant tapestry of progressive trance that melds euphoric melodies with deep, driving basslines across sprawling soundscapes.
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David Guetta
7
A pulsating blend of dance-pop anthems and electro-house beats, designed to ignite the dance floor.
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David Guetta
Nothing but the Beat
This album encapsulates Guetta's signature sound, featuring hit tracks that exemplify his mastery of production and collaboration. It's accessible yet impactful, providing an excellent overview of his work.
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Yoko Ono
Warzone
A bold exploration of personal and political themes, blending experimental sounds with Ono's distinctive vocal style.
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