Tech House
Top 100 Chart placements for Tech House
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#3
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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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#4
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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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#12
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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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#22
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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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#25
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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.
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#39
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Wine Up
Featuring grime rap artist Scrufizzer, Sam Collins Wine Up brings attitude and club appeal in night-defining quantities. Driven by potent percussion loops, breakneck rhythms and edgy rap vocals, this cut means business from the first beat to the last.
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#40
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Waiting for You
Danish marks his return to Kenja Records with a hard-hitting 3-track EP that fuses his unmistakable groove-driven presence with a refined melodic edge. A powerful blend of raw energy, emotionally charged melodies, and signature rhythms that hit just as hard as they resonate.
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#43
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Beyond Your Limits EP
Label Boss Carlo Lio steps up on Rawthentic with the Beyond Your Limits EP, featuring vocals from Lady Vale. With releases across respected imprints like Intec, and Mood Child, Carlo Lio has long been a trusted name for DJs who want hypnotic, functional club music that delivers every time. The Beyond Your Limits EP goes deep - raw, rolling percussion, moody textures, and Lady Vales vocal cutting through the atmosphere. Its immersive, late-night energy built for packed dancefloors and perfectly aligned with Rawthentics underground ethos.
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#50
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Steel Drums
ESSEL and Navos join forces for the first time on Martin Ikins Know Where with Steel Drums - a huge driving Tech House cut. With ESSEL fresh from support across BBC Radio 1, Capital Dance and Spotifys top house hubs, and Navos well known for global smash Believe Me (platinum-certified, 300M+ streams), the pairing is a serious meeting of UK dance heavyweights. Steel Drums delivers exactly what the title suggests – rolling percussion, punchy low-end, with hypnotic steel drums. Its a high-energy, functional club track with crossover appeal.
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#51
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The Sound
Following a fresh rework from Tita Lau earlier this year, Reese & Santonios classic The Sound gets a groove upgrade from the master Harry Romero himself. Bolstering the house hit with expertly layered percussion loops and amplified dance floor appeal, this rendition is built to keep the energy surging all night.
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#59
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Station Of The Groove
Finally released, Skapes bootleg-turned-official of Kevin Saunderson and Reeses classic re-energizes a cornerstone of house and techno history. With pulsating bass, masterful rhythms and the originals jacking vocal at its core, this fresh take on Station Of The Groove slides effortlessly into peak-time territory.
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#60
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Soulshaker
Chesster makes his debut on Danny Howards Nothing Else Matters with Soulshaker – a deep and funky cut built to move dancefloors. A rising name with serious heat, Chesster has been making his mark across the worlds biggest stages this summer, with standout sets at Hï Ibiza, Elrow, and Pacha for Defected. On the release front, his catalogue already spans respected imprints like PIV, Factory 93, and Dansu Discs - each showcasing his refined, groove-led sound. Backed by tastemakers including Enzo Siragusa, Archie Hamilton, and Oden & Fatzo, Soulshaker captures everything thats driving Chessters rise right now: groove heavy drums, rich layers, and a big funky bassline that locks you in.
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#62
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LINK
DIRTYBIRD is throwing open the coop doors for Brazilian troublemakers BadComppany, landing with their two-track EP LINK. The lead cut, Girls In Green, is a crunchy, sweaty beast thatll have you losing your mind on dancefloors from São Paulo to San Francisco (bring a towel…or two). BadComppany isnt just a name—its a warning label. On one side, youve got DJ Zeu, a veteran whos been driving Hip Hop culture in Brazil for over 20 years (translation: hes been making people bounce since before TikTok could walk). On the other, Raphael Cardoso, the young blood from a family of instrumental virtuosos, who decided electronic music needed a little chaos sprinkled in.
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#66
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Circumstances
Keeping the dance floor thrillers coming, Spanish DJ and producer Castion drops his full, three-track Circumstances EP onto Sola Records. From the gritty, deep-digging title track to the Let The Music Play (with Fran Ares) and the tantalizing Wanna Come (with Sergiodnine), this triple-threat tech house offering means business in the club circuit.
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#76
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Rush EP
Rawthentic keeps its momentum rolling with a powerful new release from Colombian-born, Barcelona-based talent Matheo Velez, who steps up with the Rush EP – a sleek, percussive two-tracker. Leading the charge is title track Rush, a moody roller driven by tightly wound percussion, sub-heavy grooves. Its stripped back but relentless – the kind of functional yet hypnotic cut that defines Rawthentics catalogue.
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#81
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Maximum
Riding high off the momentum of their debut album What Is Life? and a headline grabbing Coachella performance in 2024, Chris Lake and Chris Lorenzo return as Anti Up with “Maximum”. Paired with their sole performance of the year at Portola in San Francisco, “Maximum” delivers on the quintessential Anti Up sound with raw energy and melding industrial tech house rhythms all built for the grittiest dancefloors and festival closing moments. Both artists have had extremely successful careers this year in their own regard with Chris Lake having just released his debut album Chemistry that reached #6 and #10 on Spotify US and Global charts respectively and attaining a #1 Dance Album on Apple Music. In a year packed with milestones, he also delivered a historic performance at Coachella’s inaugural campground stage and released collaborations with icons including The Chemical Brothers, Sammy Virji, Disclosure, and more cementing his place as one of the genre’s most innovative forces. Chris Lorenzo also has had a string of successes in 2025 as he performed at the Sahara stage at Coachella to incredible applause as well as releasing and back to back hits with “Appetite” on Catch and Release which has become a staple song for the likes of FISHER, Cloonee, as well as being used by Liverpool FC after winning the Premier League. Shortly after Chris Lorenzo released “London’s On Fire” which has amassed nearly 4M streams in just 1 month since release and garnered DJ support from the likes of FISHER, Dom Dolla, Anyma, Solomon and more. Together, as Anti Up, they represent more than a collaboration with their manifesto - Never established. Never limited. Keep Calm. Says Who?. With a shared ethos rooted in rebellion, inclusivity, and uncompromising creativity, Anti Up continues to carve out a lane entirely their own where rules are broken, boundaries are blurred, and authenticity reigns supreme. With fans still buzzing from their Mojave Tent performance, their highly anticipated set at Portola to come and a string of new releases in the ready, Anti Up are gearing up for their boldest, most disruptive chapter yet.
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#83
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Lollipop EP
Tamango Records release number 34 comes from an unstoppable force that's rising within the electronic music scene: FIRZA. The London-based duo has made a name for themselves with powerful releases on Hottrax, MicroHertz, and NATURE, rapidly becoming a fan-favourite among fans and DJs. Now, they make their Tamango Records debut with the EP titled "Lollipop". Opening with "Lick It", the track is infused with rolling, euphoric UK energy, as raw bubbling bassline meets heavy shuffling drums and playful vocals, whilst "Lollipop" features razor-sharp percussions, bouncy bass licks, and echoed vocal chops, crafting a lively dancefloor anthem that reflects the pair’s signature sound.
