Future House
8 artists on Vibes working in future house, typically 124-128 BPM. Browse the future house artists and the songs they play, every track listed with its key, BPM and energy.
A subgenre of house.
Future House tracks by key & energy
898 tracks
Most played future house tracks
What is future house?
Future house is the bouncy, metallic-bass sound Tchami, Oliver Heldens, and Don Diablo pushed through Spinnin' and Mixmash in the mid-2010s. It borrows UK garage's off-kilter swing and marries it to G-house-style low end and big, festival-scaled drops, typically running 124 to 128 BPM. The result sits between underground house groove and mainstage EDM drama.
898 tracks averaging 126 BPM, most between 122 and 130 BPM. They run high-energy (avg 82/100), peak-time material, hotter than 70% of genres in the directory.
How to mix future house
Future House sits at 124 to 128 BPM, so most tracks beatmatch without a big tempo pull. Here is how to mix it cleanly by tempo, key and energy.
The sound: metallic bass, g-house influence, garage swing, festival drops.
Tempo
target 124 to 128 BPM, with 126 as the practical center. With key lock on you can pitch a track roughly 118 to 134 BPM and still beatmatch cleanly.
Harmonics
the most common keys in future house here are 10A, 3B, 8B. Mix within the same Camelot key or one step around the wheel for a smooth blend, and check the wheel before layering two melodic tracks.
Energy
future house averages 82 out of 100 here, best suited to peak-time slots. Sequence tracks so energy rises and dips deliberately rather than staying flat.
Future House by key
Jump to a single key: every track on these pages sits in the same Camelot key, so they all mix harmonically with each other.
Future House artists
Brazil
Alok
Brazilian DJ and record producer
Brazil
Cat Dealers
Brazil
Öwnboss
Brazilian DJ and music producer
Brazil
Dubdogz
Halstead
Curbi
English DJ and record producer
France
Tchami
French DJ and record producer
Germany
Wankelmut
German DJ and music producer
Sevek
Other genres
Methodology
How we keep this honest.
From real catalogues
The future house artists and tracks here come from analyzed DJ catalogues, not a hand-picked list. A genre earns a page once at least two artists carry it.
Data-derived readings
Every BPM, key and energy figure is computed from audio analysis of the actual recordings, not estimated or copied from a third-party API.
Full methodology
How the directory is sourced, gated and kept honest, in depth: read the methodology.
Kept current
Last reviewed June 2026.
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