Top 100 Chart Placements
Updated 2 months ago
FTTF 50 comes with a bang, shooting four stars straight into a scorching summer. Konstantin Kobra drops "Maximum Funk," an uplifting banger that acts like a double tequila shot straight to the veins, instantly locking your feet into high gear. Catta's "La Isla" sneaks into the mix like an undercover raver, weaving hypnotic percussion and sultry Spanish vocals into a deeper, sweatier groove. Julia Sandstorm shifts gears with "Baby It's Ok," unleashing a cheeky, jumping bassline packed with enough 80s wave energy to make you feel like the main character in a high-speed neon car chase. SHAGY seals the deal with "Rush Hour," delivering the ultimate closing track to send you and your crew home with fresh energy, leaving the dancefloor behind like the explosive final scene of a blockbuster movie.
Rivellino , John Cala , SOLECO , Till Robert , Jemi (CA) , James De Torres , Nomadune , Achertz , Elie Yeb , Catta , Zeno (ofc) , Pedrik , YUSO
Catta lands on Become Human with 'Fuera De Control' - a dark, seductive Indie Dance EP built for peak-time moments. 'Fuera De Control' opens the release with rolling bass pressure, sharp grooves and a drop made to push the floor out of control, setting the tone with pure dancefloor tension. 'Time' pulls things deeper, moving through a hypnotic groove with a darker, late-night feel. Its steady drive and tense atmosphere keep the energy locked, adding depth to the EP without losing the club focus. Closing track 'Lightning', together with Kommando, brings a brighter electric charge to the release - full of movement, festival energy and uplifting drive. With EP, Catta delivers three dancefloor-focused cuts that move from dark pressure to peak-time release.