The best tracks from 2015 you need on your playlist this party season

EDM

EDM

How Deep is your Love by Calvin Harris & Disciples : A peppy number with amazing vocals.

GTA by Red Lips (Skrillex Remix): Huge bass drops and haunting vocals.

Magnets by Disclosure ft Lorde : A top quality record from Disclosure. Lorde’s songwriting skills make it better.

Rough by Bassjackers & Reez: Favourite transition record while switching from house to big room.

Yesterday by Borgeous & Zaeden: It’s making waves internationally.

ROCK

Uma Thurman by Fall Out Boy: All these years later, Uma Thurman still inspires rock ’n’ roll ditties.

Figure It Out by Royal Blood: Although from late 2014, it’s been a scorcher through 2015.

The Less I Know The Better by Tame Impala: Check out the video to this one. It has a cool dance beat to it too.

Renegades by X Ambassadors: Gather around in a group hug and scream out the chorus.

Wash It All Away by Five Finger Death Punch: A punchy beat with a raw chorus. Bring on the mosh pit now.

- By Luke Kenny, musician and actor

Pop

Upton Funk by Mark Ronson ft Bruno Mars: Probably the song of the year. Can’t go wrong with this one.

Can’t Feel my Face by The Weeknd: I challenge you to play this only once. Horribly addictive. Suitable for ages 2 upwards.

Gold by Kiiara: An ex-warehouse clerk has to be the discovery of the year.

Cheerleader by Omi: Cheesy but effective. Sure to get any party going.

What Do You Mean by Justin Bieber: This is no time to be judgmental. You want to get that party started, right?

- By Dhruv Ghanekar, musician and co-founder of BlueFrog

Bollywood

Gulabo from Shandaar: It’s impossible to sit still through this energetic song, full of rhythm and groovy beats.

Sooraj Dooba Hai from Roy: You can dance all night to this upbeat party anthem.

Selfie Le Le from Bajrangi Bhaijaan: The nation went completely mad about this one.

DJ Waley Babu by Badshah ft. Astha Gill: A cutesy hook, an easy beat and a quirky flute combine..

Sarfira from Katti Batti: Gets you to dance like no one’s watching.

- By Gaurav Sharma, chief programming officer, Fever 104 FM