Tech House
Top 100 Chart placements for Tech House
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#4
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Loaded Clipz (+RSquared Remix)
Breakout Argentinian producer Jay de Lys returns to Black Book Records with Loaded Clipz, a punchy tech-house weapon driven by a tight, rolling low-end and crisp drums that lock into a club-ready groove from the first bar. The release lands alongside a fresh remix from UK-based producers, RSquared known for their high energy, groove driven sound that blends disco, funk, and tech-house. Following the success of his breakout Black Book release Billz, Jay has continued to build strong momentum with standout cuts including On My Mind (Black Book) and Control (PIV), earning consistent support from tastemakers such as ANOTR, Carlita, Franky Rizardo, Mau P, Josh Baker, and The Martinez Brothers. Fresh off debut appearances at ADE with Music On and newly securing his U.S. visa, Jay’s international profile continues to expand across Europe, the Americas, and beyond, with key milestones including ANTS at Ushuaïa and elrow Ibiza. To celebrate the release, Jay will perform at 2 special FLOW parties in Colombia the weekend of release, as well as a homecoming performance at the esteemed Ultra Music Festival in Buenos Aires the following weekend. RSquared’s remix flips the original by adding their distinctive flare of groove-led percussion and disco inspired energy. Transforming the track into a funkier interpretation while keeping the track’s club-ready edge intact.
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New Life EP
New Life EPis a statement of evolution. Built around the meaning of her own name and a defining moment in her journey, Amal Nemer delivers two tracks that capture both personal transformation and a refined sonic direction. 'New Life' sets the tone with a forward-driving groove, warm low-end, and hypnotic rhythm work that reflects rebirth, momentum, and clarity, while 'Human Experience' goes deeper with an emotional, immersive atmosphere and rolling house foundation that mirrors the complexity of growth, connection, and self-discovery. Together, the EP represents a new era for Amal Nemerisconfident, evolved, and fully aligned with her artistic identity,and marks the beginning of a powerful new chapter on Manifest Records.
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neck
First introduced during Mau P’s standout Sahara Tent headline at Coachella - where it became an in-demand ID request - ‘neck’ has continued to evolve ever since. The track has been reshaped and refined through months of road testing, growing heavier and more confident as Mau’s sound and scale have expanded on the global stage. Mau’s story with Black Book Records began when ‘Dress Code’ landed on the label and quickly took on a life of its own, becoming a calling card throughout his earliest tours. The record earned heavyweight support and viral moments, including a recent video of Dua Lipa dancing to the track, accelerating his momentum from rising name to international headliner. That foundation has since grown into one of the most talked-about careers in electronic music. In the years following, the Dutch producer’s ascent has been relentless. In 2025 alone, he delivered a high-production debut at Red Rocks Amphitheatre and sold out over 40,000 tickets across two nights at the Los Angeles State Historic Park. His Baddest Behaviour open-to-close series continues to grow globally, including sold-out dates and a summer residency at Ibiza’s iconic Pacha. As he looks ahead to an ambitious 2026 - including major festival appearances across the globe, more Baddest Behaviour events, and the launch of an album, label, and clothing line - ‘neck’ feels deliberately timed. It’s a reminder of where Mau P came from and a clear signal of where he’s headed.
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She Likes
We kick off 2026 on elrow Music in full force with an explosive collaboration between US heavyweight Malone and Italian rising star Cyava. 'She Likes' is pure dancefloor tech-house, pacWe kick off 2026 on elrow Music in full force with an explosive collaboration between US heavyweight Malone and Italian rising star Cyava. 'She Likes' is pure dancefloor tech-house, packed with sharp details, acid stabs, and a standout vocal that demands attention. On the flip, 'Just Groove' leans into Latin vibes and finely crafted percussion, rounding off an EP that works both for the masses and for the most refined ears.ked with sharp details, acid stabs, and a standout vocal that demands attention. On the flip, 'Just Groove' leans into Latin vibes and finely crafted percussion, rounding off an EP that works both for the masses and for the most refined ears.
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#13
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Kisss
Drekker links up with house legend Todd Terry for Kisss, a no-nonsense 125 BPM G-house banger built for peak-time damage. Punchy drums, gritty bass pressure, and a raw, street-level groove drive this track straight into the clubs red zone. Tough, sexy, and unapologetically underground, Kisss delivers that late-night energy DJs reach for when its time to lock the floor and let it ride. Perfect for dark rooms, sweaty dancefloors, and after-hours sets.
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#14
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Brazilian Love
Lady Of The House Brazilian ambassador and underground standout CAMZ delivers Brazilian Love, a deep tech/tech house crossover release landing one week before Rio Carnival. Following the success of her Lady Of The House release, Brazilian Tea, championed by Marco Carola, Jamie Jones & Nic Fancuilli, amassing close to 100,000 streams and maintaining a peak position on Spotify's UK House editorial for three months, continues to build momentum as one of Brazil's most exciting exports in contemporary club music. The release forms part of Lady Of The House's ongoing commitment to uplifting women across Brazil's dance music scene and amplifying their presence on global dance floors. Brazilian Love is built around a minimal yet seductive groove, positioned between deep tech and tech house. A hypnotic vocal refrain - 'she's my Brazilian love' - anchors the track, transforming it into both a rhythmic hook and an emotional statement designed for late-night dance floors. Speaking on the record, CAMZ explains: 'On a hot spring day in London two years ago, a day before my birthday, I wrote these lyrics in five minutes of pure divine inspiration. I saved them, knowing the right moment would come.' The release lands in the lead-up to Carnival and sits within a wider Lady Of The House Brazil campaign. CAMZ will debut Brazilian Love at D-Edge Rio for Lady of the House on 31 January, followed by an invited Lady Of The House showcase at the Batida De Todos Santos Carnival street party on 18 February, placing the record at the centre of Brazil's cultural celebrations. Blending underground credibility with crossover appeal, Brazilian Love reflects CAMZ's dedication to representing Brazilian identity through club music, while reinforcing Lady Of The House's mission to platform and support women worldwide.
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#15
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Picture: Volkoder (Part 2)
The second part of Picture follows, with Volkoder unveiling the next three tracks of the EP. So Am I leans into a catchy, sing-along sound, with a trumpet hook and vocal that give the track a character thats impossible to miss. Dont Stop taps straight into early-90s Ibiza territory, all sun-soaked energy and carefree vibes that make you want to pop a bottle. Afterglow pulls everything together, blending those feelings with full peak-time drive and landing as the EPs energetic high point
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Feel Good
Huge label debut as Malaa and Zaark join the Toolroom family with their newest club weapon; Feel Good. Concealing his face in a balaclava, fuelling speculation on his true identity, Malaa sits at over 3 billion streams across all platforms, with a stacked catalogue of music. This includes his Notorious solo release on Confessions, which saw him rise to the forefront of Bass House, alongside huge collaborations with DJ Snake, Tchami, Disco Lines, Mercer, MAKJ and Rezz to name a few. Here he returns to Tech House, joining forces with Zaark who was dubbed One To Watch by Mixmag Brazil for 2025. His releases earn regular support from industry heavyweights like FISHER, Pawsa, AYYBO, Cloonee, Marco Carola and Manda Moor.
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#23
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Samba
Were excited to kick off the New Year by welcoming the incredibly talented Italian artist Hotswing to our roster. His innovative sound is sure to bring a fresh vibe to our Neighborhood community. Dive into Hotswings latest release, Samba, a captivating percussion-driven Afro House track. This groove-infused piece features a solid rhythmic foundation that keeps you moving, with catchy riffs that add depth and warmth. The brass elements elevate the track with vibrant energy, alongside enchanting female vocals that weave in and out seamlessly, drawing you into the atmospheric groove. Get ready to dance and experience the unique flavor that Hotswing brings. Cheers to a fantastic 2026 filled with incredible music, captivating releases, and unforgettable moments. Stay tuned for more and let the celebrations begin! distributed by HS Consulting & Distribution GmbH // Housesession GmbH
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#25
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Non Stop the Beat EP
After yet another 12 months setting the standard for the funkiest club tunes, the kingdom of Clarisse kicks off 2026 in the capable hands of Castion. Spains dancefloor motivator and scintillator is fast building a boss back catalogue - as if his streaming numbers arent already off the chart - with label releases Muevelo & Damelo, Rythmazo and Temazo. Those anticipating a dry January will get drenched by Castions club punch in no time, with two tracks whose titles are undeniable New Year fact. So your 2026 house health kick stars with Non Stop, the perfect Clarisse applying of pressure maximised by some massive sub-bass notes putting this a quaking class above the competition. Steam rises from the podiums from a reaction of instructional vocals in sunglasses and lycra alluding to feeling good by looking good. The cardio commotion of The Beat, with Castion orchestrating a drum circle taken from the streets and into the VIP playground, offers a second helping of venom-streaked funky house to sway your stopwatch by. Straight into action with very little run-up, Castion nails the landing with daring hip-hop samples, underlined by its offer to the crowd of I dont wanna hear no apologies: a flex showing that if anyone can, Castion can.
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Say Nothing
Diynamic Music looks to close the year with a debut collaboration, pairing label founder Solomun with Denis Sulta for a heavyweight club track, Say Nothing. Say Nothing delivers the surefire energy that fans would expect from a release between Solomun and Denis Sulta. Sharp and confident, the track is carried by purring synthwork and pulsing basslines, leading it to the cutting edge of the current house sound. Raw yet entirely refined, it blends the power fans have come to expect from the multiple times Solomun and Sulta have shared the stage.
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Enough
Paco Osuna's record label, Mindshake, presents a funk-infused tech house EP by La Madone, which features two solo tracks plus a collaboration with WeMart. Based in France, La Madone is making her Mindshake debut following music on other respected imprints. Her style layers funky basslines underneath flowing percussion, laying a foundation for the infectious vocals that are trademark to her sound. La Madone is famed for her unforgettable DJ sets, and has played international shows everywhere from Ibiza to Bangkok. One of the three tracks on this release is a collaboration with WeMart who's a Mindshake regular, making his third appearance on the record label. He has a hip hop-inspired sound that has been a regular feature of Paco Osuna's DJ sets. 'Enough (You My B!tch Now)' is the EP's title track, and it's a percussive track with in-your-face vocals and a funky bass guitar. Next up, 'Hit Em With This' follow a similar formula as its predecessor, and the final track 'People Discontroller' is the collaboration with WeMart. 'People Discontroller' has crashing snares and hip hop vocals layered with a rolling bassline and shuffling hi-hats.
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#71
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Clueless
Kaluki welcomes rising UK talent Tricky with Clueless – a slick, driving House cut that perfectly blends groove, energy, and character. A familiar face across the UK club circuit, Tricky has brought his sound to some of the countrys most iconic dancefloors, including 93 Feet East, while picking up huge support from the likes of Rossi. and Franky Rizardo. With Clueless, he delivers a track that captures that modern House sound – rolling drums, deep low-end, and a hypnotic synth hook that locks you in. Its pure Kaluki material - functional & floor-focused. Clueless marks a standout debut for Tricky.
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#72
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Tamboreo EP
A long one in the making, RISQUE RECORDS' eleventh release goes back to the label's headquarters in New York with Jean Pierre and his "Tamboreo" EP. Longtime friend of RISQUE, Pakate's frontman, Jean Pierre, has been one of the very first supporters of Shahar and the RISQUE project, and we're delighted to have him on board with two originals and a remix by Barcelona-based Ssero. With releases on Hot Creations, Cuttin' Headz, and fresh from his new album "No Turning Back" on his own Pakate Records, Jean Pierre is a name that doesn't go unnoticed if you're familiar with groovy house and minimal rhythms, and his debut "Tamboreo" EP is a testament to his sound. The lead track revolves around a hypnotic ethnic chant filled with elaborate percussive patterns and booming basslines, whilst "Samba" - in collaboration with Spanish hitmaker Daniel Orpi - keeps the momentum alive by combining splashes of jazzy loops with an exquisite groove. Closing in style, formidable rising act Ssero takes the original into a warm, rolling opener with elegant dubby stabs and crystal clear, slinky grooves.
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#76
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Meet Me
Brazils Bruno Furlan returns to DIRTYBIRD with the Meet Me EP just in time to kick off our Flight Week DIRTYBIRD tour in Brazil. The Birds are flying South for the winter and were hitting 6 cities with 7 parties, including a 4 day writing camp with Bruno and some of our 30+ artists, including DJ Glen, Volkoder, Plastic Robots & many more. This tour marks DIRTYBIRDs live event debut in the region and with Bruno Furlan one of our first Brazilian artists to make their way on the label, its the perfect fit.
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#77
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Make Your Body Jerk
Following the electro assault of the recent Straight To The Source EP, this time Detroit turntablist, producer and Databass label owner, DJ Godfather teams up with some booty shaking legends for the Make Your Body Jerk EP. Featuring non other than Chicago House don DJ Deeon who sadly passed away in 2023, Make Your Body Jerk delivers with full jack, booty force. A fitting tribute to one of the scenes most influential producers and DJs! London based / Paris born BIG DOPE P is making bass fuelled waves, emerging as one of Europes premier DJs and producers in the field and he turns in a superb funk-fuelled remix to further honour one of house musics finest! Finally Godfather teams up with fellow Detroit man, Goodmoney G100 once again for the cheeky rump-shaker that is Get Yo Ass Out the Booth. From jacking house to booty footwork, this is bound to make you jerk!
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#85
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Good To Go
Rising-star Crusy and renowned vocalist Jem Cooke come together for the first time on Good To Go. Blending Crusys unmistakable grooves with Jems signature vocals, the track delivers a perfect mix of club energy and emotional weight. A genuine timeless production to round off the year. 2025 has seen Crusy continue his upward-trend, with releases like Kiki and The Night Train earning huge support from the very biggest DJs in the scene ranging from Carl Cox to Mau P and plenty inbetween. Jem Cooke, best known for her work on CamelPhats Breathe, brings her signature songwriting and voice to the forefront once again.
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#95
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Hold It Down (DARE)
First teased on TikTok after a studio session this summer, Hold It Down (DARE) is Layton Giordanis monster tech house cut sampling Gorillaz iconic original tune. The third release on Laytons imprint MADMINDS, this record follows Call You Back (Layton Giordani, GENESI, Be No Rain), which has climbed to Beatports overall #5 and #2 on tech house top 100 charts in its first two weeks–with 321k streams across all platforms in the first 10 days. Hold It Down (DARE) saw viral pickup on the original sound via TikTok and has become one of Laytons most-requested IDs after he and the likes of John Summit have been unleashing it on stages across the world.
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Stronger EP
Harder, better, faster, Stronger - all the assets possessed by Igor Zanga on a two track EP taking your November house intake to the next level. The Italian has embarked on a classic dancefloor education - discovering clubs, taking to the decks, breaking the local bubble and then spreading his talents across global labels to the acclaim of A-listers - and with logical progression, arriving at Clarisse HQ. Theres no muzak to be found in Airport, just a primetime Clarisse hustler with plenty of growl in the engine, running into disco and hip-hop departure lounges when you might not expect, and becoming as essential as your passport and suntan lotion. Making mofos sit down when its crunch time is classic dancefloor psychology as well - watch it fly. Rocking a tech trim with percussion banging the doors down, Stronger scoops up the dancefloor in its arms and rocks it into the red. A vocal house slingshot where Zanga enters pure midnight mayhem, the thirsting vocals add sugar, as they rise above the mix of foam party funk, bicep flex and duck and dive laser fire.
