Robin Schulz – 'Arizona' Chart [Tech House & Bass House]
Robin Schulz presents his 'Arizona' Chart, a selection of Tech House, Bass House, and Dubstep tracks that reflect the sound currently shaping his DJ sets. The chart is led by his collaboration with brother Marten Hørger, "Arizona," and features groove-driven cuts from Matroda, Green Velvet, Volkoder, David Guetta, and YOOKIE, balancing rolling rhythms, club-focused energy, and heavyweight basslines.
These ten tracks, taken from recent performances, show a different side of Schulz's musical style, with a focus on underground club sounds but still keeping the melodic style that's been a big part of his career.
Perfect for:
A High-Intensity Cardio Workout
The tempos are mostly between 127 and 134 BPM, so the chart keeps a steady forward momentum from beginning to end. Tracks like "Arizona" and YOOKIE's "COME AS YOU ARE" get you pumped up, and the Tech House selections keep the energy going strong throughout longer sessions.
A Late-Night Club Set
The chart flows naturally between hypnotic tech house grooves and heavier bass house moments. Green Velvet and Volkoder bring a simple, rhythmic approach, while Matroda, David Guetta, and YOOKIE bring bigger basslines and more dramatic transitions.
Getting Hyped Before a Festival Mainstage
The chart covers a lot of ground with its ten tracks, showing off different aspects of today's club scene. It's got everything from rolling grooves and warehouse-inspired rhythms to bass-driven festival cuts. Basically, it's a snapshot of the sounds currently finding their way into peak-time DJ sets around the world.
Robin Schulz is similar to:
MEDUZA
Just like Robin Schulz, they blend melodic house elements with club-focused grooves, creating tracks that work equally well on dancefloors and streaming playlists.
David Guetta
Like Schulz, Guetta moves easily between mainstream success and underground-inspired house music, often combining strong melodies with festival-ready production.
Vintage Culture
Vintage Culture is known for his groove-driven house records and emotionally charged club tracks. He explores a lot of the same sounds that appear in Robin Schulz's deeper and more club-oriented sets.
Tracklist:
01. Robin Schulz, MARTEN HØRGER - Arizona [Warner Music Central Europe]
02. Matroda - Winning Prize [Terminal Underground]
03. Green Velvet, MEDUZA, GENESI, ESSENTIA - La La Land (Extended Mix) [Broke]
04. Vinter (BR) - This Is Not The James Brown [Helix Records]
05. David Guetta, Marten Horger, Men Machine - The Past, The Present, The Future [SPINNIN' RECORDS]
06. Disclosure - She's Gone, Dance On [Disorder]
07. Wave Wave - I See U [Top Board]
08. Volkoder - All Night Long [Diynamic]
09. YOOKIE - COME AS YOU ARE [Deadbeats]
10. Dimitri Vegas, DJ Konik, Marlon Hoffstadt - Makina Time (Joel Corry Remix) [Smash The House Official]
TOP 10 Tracks related
01. Move – Adam Port, Keinemusik, Stryv, Malachiii [Keinemusik]
02. Eat Your Man – Dom Dolla & Nelly Furtado [Three Six Zero]
03. The Less I Know The Better (Extended Mix) – Mau P [Insomniac Records]
04. Pump It Up – Endor [Perfect Havoc]
05. Losing Control – Odd Mob, OMNOM [Insomniac Records]
06. On Again – Mau P [Insomniac Records]
07. Sippin' Yak – Cloonee [Hellbent Records]
08. Get Busy (Odd Mob Extended Club Mix) – Sean Paul, Odd Mob [Insomniac Records]
09. Giving Me – Jazzy [Polydor Records]
10. Skanka – Hamdi [Hamdi Records]
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What kind of music is most popular on the "Arizona" chart?
The chart mostly features Tech House (focused on rhythms and percussion instruments with a continuous bassline) and Bass House (which mixes the structure of house music with the heavy, distorted basslines of dubstep). It has a more club- and underground-oriented sound than the classic melodic pop sound we're used to from Robin Schulz.
What is the source of the songs on this chart?
Robin Schulz chose all the tracks on the album. He picked the songs he's been playing most often in his live shows, at festivals, and during his recent residencies this year.
What's the difference between the main list and the "TOP 10 Related Tracks" list?
The official tracklist (1 through 10) is Robin Schulz's personal selection for his chart. The "Related Tracks" section includes popular electronic music from around the world right now (by artists like Mau P and Adam Port) that go well with the feeling and energy of Schulz's chart.
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Robin Schulz, MARTEN HØRGER - Arizona on Spotify