EDM Music Friday: Booty Bounce

EDM Music Friday: Tujamo – Booty Bounce Turns 10 and Still Slaps

Welcome to the first edition of EDM Music Friday!

Our weekly ritual where we rewind the clocks and relive the bangers that made us fall in love with dance music.

This week, we kick things off with a bounce…literally.

Because Tujamo – Booty Bounce just turned 10 years old.

And honestly? It still hits just as hard.

The Track That Bounced Its Way Into Every Set

Back in 2015, dance floors were wild. EDM was in its global peak era, festival crowds were massive, and every DJ was hunting for that one track that would ignite the room like gasoline on fire. That’s where Booty Bounce came in.

Tujamo, the German house producer known for his signature bouncy, minimal drops, dropped this explosive track that instantly earned its place in the sets of giants like David Guetta, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, and Hardwell. It wasn’t just a song—it was a weapon.

With its rubbery lead synth, chopped-up vocal hook, and pure club energy, Booty Bounce did exactly what the name promised: it made the crowd bounce. No filler. No fluff. Just a fat, percussive groove and a drop that punched you in the chest.

Why It Still Works

EDM trends come and go—big room rises and dies, slap house appears and vanishes—but Booty Bounce stays strong. Why?

Because it’s timeless in its simplicity.

It’s one of those tracks that doesn’t try too hard. It doesn’t rely on overproduction or trend-chasing. It’s raw, it’s fun, and it just works.

Even today, you could drop this at a beach party, a house party, or a club, and people will move. It’s a reminder of when EDM was about energy, not algorithms.

Tujamo’s Legacy in Bounce Music

Tujamo carved out his own lane in the mid-2010s with tracks like Who (with Plastik Funk), Drop That Low, and of course Booty Bounce. He wasn’t trying to be the next Avicii or Martin Garrix. He was building a groove-focused empire, one drop at a time.

And that’s what makes Booty Bounce iconic. It’s not some pop-EDM crossover. It’s pure club weaponry. Still featured in festival warmups and tech-house throwback sets, it’s got that gritty bounce energy that newer producers are still trying to replicate today.

Final Thoughts

As we celebrate 10 years of Booty Bounce, we’re reminded of a simpler time in EDM. A time when the goal was to make people move, not go viral.

So throw it on. Crank it up. And let it bounce.

Because this isn’t just a throwback. It’s a reminder of why we dance.

🌀 Stay tuned next week for another EDM classic. Until then, keep the beats alive.

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