Kygo's ascent is the stuff of legend: In no time, the Norwegian producer went from making bootleg remixes of Ed Sheeran and Marvin Gaye to getting tapped to replace Avicii on TomorrowWorld's main stage. In the process, he softened EDM's profile, trading builds and drops for floating on air. Given his balmy atmospheres and easy grooves, he's often associated with tropical house, but Kygo's music can't be pinned down to any one style. Equally suited for beach bonfires, after-parties and road trips, it's the soundtrack for life's most delicious stretches of downtime.