Peak Time: The New Dance Era

Fred again.. · Turn On The Lights again.. (feat. Future)

Future’s vocals sliced across driving UK bass created an instant festival anthem across global feeds.

Peggy Gou · (It Goes Like) Nanana (Edit)

Peggy Gou revived nineties Eurodance nostalgia, crafting the definitive viral dance sensation of the summer.

John Summit · Where You Are

Hayla’s soaring vocal performance transforms this driving melodic house track into pure emotional club euphoria.

8-Bit Arcade · By Request, Vol. 207

Dom Dolla and MK blend gritty tech-house grooves with infectious hip-hop samples that took over TikTok.

FISHER · TAKE IT OFF

Hypnotic vocals and a punchy baseline made this festival weapon dominate modern club sets worldwide.

Charli xcx · BRAT

Aggressive synths and brazen brat energy spearheaded an all-out electronic pop cultural takeover this year.

Troye Sivan · Something To Give Each Other

Sweaty, relentless Euro-pop percussion that made communal dance floors feel wildly hedonistic and alive once again.

Kenya Grace · Strangers

A DIY bedroom drum-and-bass breakout hit that climbed global charts through its intoxicating, vulnerable melodies.

8-Bit Arcade · By Request, Vol. 228

Relentless bass and rapid-fire verses propelled this heavy drum-and-bass track into unmatched worldwide streaming dominance.

Sammy Virji · If U Need It

Sammy Virji delivers pure infectious garage bounce that spearheaded the UK garage streaming renaissance.

Barry Can’t Swim · Sunsleeper

Lush vocal chops and sunny live instrumentation turned this uplifting electronic groove into a playlist favorite.

Bicep · Glue

A breakbeat masterpiece whose melancholic warmth continues to soundtrack late nights and nostalgic viral edits.

Mau P · Drugs From Amsterdam

Punchy, no-nonsense tech house with an irresistible hook that rapidly invaded global mainstage DJ tracklists.

Calvin Harris · Miracle

Calvin Harris’s trance revival brought fast tempos and euphoric rave chords back to pop radio.

Disclosure · She’s Gone, Dance On (Live From The Mews)

A joyous disco-house cut engineered to ignite euphoria across sun-soaked terraces and massive festival fields.

Overmono · Good Lies

Overmono’s surgical garage beats and pitch-shifted vocals created a timeless, emotionally resonant underground crossover.

Sonny Fodera · Asking

Sonny Fodera pairs piano-driven house rhythms with Clementine Douglas’s irresistible hooks for pure dance-pop gold.

The Blessed Madonna · Edge of Saturday Night

A cathartic, piano-heavy house collaboration celebrating the electric anticipation of late-night weekend dance floors.

Fred again.. · leavemealone

Fusing rap samples with breathless drum-and-bass rhythms created an undeniable peak-time viral juggernaut.

Marlon Hoffstadt · It's That Time (FISHER Remix)

DJ Daddy Trance brought playful Eurodance and high-BPM energy back into modern festival culture.

Jazzy · Giving Me

Bouncy basslines and soulful vocals delivered a breakout Irish house track that ruled airwaves everywhere.

cassö · Prada

High-energy speed garage and catchy drill vocals created a viral phenomenon across global charts.

James Hype · Ferrari

Sampling nineties R&B into a driving tech-house roller, this became an unavoidable summer streaming staple.

LF SYSTEM · Afraid To Feel

An explosive northern soul sample transformed into modern disco house that captivated streaming platforms instantly.

salute · system

Warm, garage-infused chords and breezy melodies highlight Salute’s radiant rise across the international dance scene.

Eliza Rose · B.O.T.A. (Baddest Of Them All)

An unstoppable speed garage revival that carried underground UK sounds all the way to chart supremacy.

Dom Dolla · Saving Up

Lush disco strings and irresistible funk turn Dom Dolla’s crossover anthem into an uplifting crowd pleaser.

John Summit · Shiver (Cassian Remix)

John Summit delivers a cinematic, emotional dance anthem built for cathartic moments at packed festival stages.

Jamie xx · Baddy On The Floor

Jamie xx and Honey Dijon join forces for a brass-infused, relentlessly joyful summer house anthem.

TSHA · Giving Up

TSHA balances intricate percussion with emotional euphoria, solidifying her status as a top electronic innovator.

Romy · Mid Air

Romy translates classic Eurodance aesthetics into a vibrant, unapologetically queer pop-dance floor filler.

Gorgon City · Voodoo

Gorgon City crafts a dark, bass-heavy house track designed to command packed late-night club rooms.

KETTAMA · Fallen Angel

KETTAMA’s thunderous rave synths and raw energy bridge underground warehouse spirit with streaming ubiquity.

Four Tet · Loved

Four Tet blends gentle ambient warmth with crisp, shuffling beats, proving understated electronic music still commands attention.

MCR-T · My Barn My Rules

Unapologetically campy hyper-techno that exploded from niche meme culture into a massive festival banger.