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Top 100 Chart placements for Tech House
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#2
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Kinky Moods Vol.2
Mood Child, the label project from Manda Moor and Sirus Hood, returns with Kinky Moods Vol. 2: a seven-track release built for after-hours heat and unapologetic dancefloor tension. Arriving just in time for Valentines Day, the second chapter leans into seduction, grit, and groove, moving through a bold range of kinky moods, from playful to twisted. Each track brings its own sharp identity and energy, with tight production and a cohesive, steamy thread running across the full journey. Kinky Moods Vol. 2 balances trusted Mood Child names with a wave of new blood, welcoming first-time label appearances alongside familiar faces. The record features returning artists Marian (BR), Jean Pierre, Arthur Nozen, Pavesi, and Samir, while introducing Leon, Ryan Lopes, Zamoras, Dan Costello, Ankawax and Ell Jordan for their debut releases on the imprint.
Marian (BR), Leon (Italy), Dan Costello, Ell Jordan, Jean Pierre, Zamoras, Arthur Nozen, Ankawax, Samir, Pavesi, Ryan Lopes
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#4
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Groovy Thang (Remixes)
After surpassing 12 million streams, Groovy Thang by DTAILR returns with a fresh remix package that explores new dancefloor territories while staying true to its iconic groove. Neon Rouge delivers a deeper, more hypnotic take, driven by a smooth, groovy bass glide and rich atmospheric depth — perfect for late-night moments. On the other side, Aron Scott brings a more progressive, club-focused remix, powered by a catchy arpeggio and uplifting energy made to ignite peak-time sets. Two distinct visions, one undeniable groove — Groovy Thang reimagined for todays dancefloors. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com
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#5
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Esperanza
STBAN returns to his Flamenca Records imprint with Esperanza - a rolling Tech House cut built around a driving groove, tight low-end and a sultry vocal steeped in Flamencas signature Latin influence. Focused and hypnotic, Esperanza balances warmth and atmosphere, keeping the rhythm moving while the vocal adds just enough emotion. Its late-night, heads-down energy with a distinctly Spanish edge. Another confident statement from STBAN as both producer and curator.
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#6
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ONDABS
ALVES - ONDABS (Groovers Only 001) Groovers Only kicks off its debut release with 'ONDABS', a pure distillation of ALVES' unmistakable style. Packed with his textbook percussive energy and a rolling, floor-shaking bassline, the track locks dancers in from the first bar. Subtle melodic flickers and tight rhythmic detailing ride on top, giving 'ONDABS' that irresistible, heads-down momentum ALVES is known for. As the opening statement for the Groovers Only imprint, 'ONDABS' lands with purpose-direct, groove-heavy, and engineered to rock the dance floor from start to finish.
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#7
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Can't Test Me
Sergiodnine Returns to Distortion with Explosive New EP 'Can't Test Me' Canarian rising star Sergiodnine makes a powerful return to Distortion with his brand-new two-track EP, Can't Test Me, delivering a statement release packed with energy, groove, and undeniable dancefloor appeal. Renowned for his percussive-driven tech house sound, Sergiodnine once again showcases his ability to fuse rolling rhythms with catchy, high-impact vocal hooks. The title track, 'Can't Test Me', sets the tone with a commanding groove, punchy drums, and a vocal that instantly grabs attention-built for peak-time moments and late-night club sessions. On the flip side, 'High On The Beat' more than lives up to its name. A proper tech house roller, the track rides a driving bassline and tight percussion, elevated by another immense and infectious vocal that locks listeners into its hypnotic flow. It's a track designed to keep floors moving and hands in the air. With Can't Test Me, Sergiodnine reinforces his status as one of the Canary Islands' most exciting emerging talents, delivering a release that balances groove, attitude, and club-ready precision. This EP marks yet another strong chapter in his growing relationship with Distortion and is set to make waves across dancefloors worldwide.
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#12
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Mind Blown EP
Joey returns with a sharpened sense of direction on his latest release, the Mind Blown EP, landing on his own imprint Stylin Records. Built for dancefloors that demand both impact and finesse, the EP captures Joey at a moment of creative clarity, focused on crafting tracks that twist expectations, ignite momentum, and leave crowds hanging on every shift. Speaking on the project, Joey explains: This EP came together during a period where I was really focused on creating moments that catch dancers off-guard, in the best way possible. Each track was built with its own personality, but they all share that same intention and vibe: energy that hits hard, grooves that feel effortless, and those little twists that make a whole room pay attention. Im super happy with these tracks and the support its been getting over summer, being constantly played out by Marco Carola, East End Dubs and more! Mind Blown EP feels like a statement piece for me and for Stylin, bold, confident, and exactly where I want my sound to be right now. Across the three tracks, the EP showcases Joeys growing mastery of contrast, groove, and dancefloor tension. A1 – Mind Blown A2 – V.I.P B1 – Bluffin Together, the Mind Blown EP stands as a confident statement from Joey London Style, three precise dancefloor tools, each with its own personality and a clear artistic vision of Stylin Records. Distributed by Triplepoint - www.triplepointmusic.com
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#13
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Can We Call This Love
OXYLION & DANGER join forces with singer/songwriter RONNIE CUTMORE for their collaboration CAN WE CALL THIS LOVE. The Brighton-based queer female Tech House duos driving groove is in perfect harmony with Ronnies soulful voice. Together they created a track that makes you jump with the beat and invites you to sing along. The powerhouse DJ/producer duo is tearing up the underground Tech House scene with unstoppable energy and razor-sharp style. After catching the ear of Flashmob with their breakout bootleg of Need in Me, the pair quickly carved out their own signature sound - a slick blend of modern edge and timeless groove. They have delivered a string of releases on respected imprints and are continuing to produce records that are true to their style. Ronnie is an indie folk artist whose emotive, atmospheric sound draws inspiration from the introspective storytelling of Bon Iver and the soulful expression of Paolo Nutini. Raised with a strong blues influence, Ronnies music blends heartfelt vulnerability with soulful melodies, creating a sound that captivates listeners with its raw honesty. Ronnie crafts songs that resonate deeply, offering a glimpse into the complexities of life, love, and self-reflection. We call this free love without boundaries and restrictions. Infos: https://www.sirupmusic.com
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#19
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Sweet House EP
Dos tracks, una sola intención: romper la pista. La primera entrega Bassline va directo al cuerpo: líneas de bajo pesadas, drums firmes y una energía tech house diseñada para sistemas grandes y DJs que buscan impacto inmediato. El segundo track Sweet House se mueve entre el house jazz y el groove nocturno, con saxofones, ritmos cálidos y una vibra elegante pero peligrosa, de esas que se sienten a las 3 a.m. cuando el club ya está a tope. Este EP representa el lado underground, rítmico y sin concesiones del proyecto de Juanfer Mejia: música hecha para el club, sin fórmulas, sin poses, solo groove real. Send demos duffmusic1993@hotmail.com Distributed by Triplepoint - www.triplepointmusic.com
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#20
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Volando EP
Volando es un EP de latin tech house orientado al club, con grooves sólidos, basslines limpias y percusiones latinas bien marcadas. Vocales simples y estructuras funcionales hacen de cada track una herramienta directa para la pista. Distributed by Triplepoint - www.triplepointmusic.com
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#21
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Activate
One of Beatports best-selling female producers returns to the label with another certified club monster, designed squarely for dancefloors the world over. Following very much in the style of big hitters Sweat and Lennon, Activate is a solid Tech House roller, demonstrating once again why Essel is such a versatile producer; Effortlessly moving from commercial moments to emotionally charged House records to harder edged club productions that secure support from DJs like Dom Dolla, Axwell, Diplo, Gorgon City, HAAi and others.
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#22
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DANCE MFKS
Italian act VLTRA drops DANCE MFKS, a raw, stripped-back club weapon built around a reworked sample from the classic Dance Mutha by Casamena. VLTRA continues to build momentum following an official remix for Loco Dice and collaborations with John Summit and GENESI. Fresh off a December US tour, VLTRA brings their road-tested energy straight into this release. DANCE MFKS is a track for the underground, check it out!
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#23
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Let Me Begin A Deep Party
Let Me Begin A Deep Party marks GS5s debut release on our label-family, presenting a concise yet impactful Tech House / Deep Tech collection of tracks that seamlessly balances club-ready energy with underground sophistication. The release number one hundred and twenty-four includes two collaborations: There Is A Party with Jason Detox, a driving, percussive peak-time weapon and Let Me Begin alongside Londen Summers, which ventures deeper with sultry atmospheres and a hypnotic groove. The EP closes with Deeper, a stripped-back solo cut that reveals a darker, more minimal side of the artist sound. Following recent collaborations with Lee Foss and releases on hiw own labels Repopulate Mars and Hot Creations, this record further solidifies GS5s growing reputation as a producer finely attuned to modern dancefloor dynamics, showcasing his ability to merge underground credibility. Distributed by Pressology - www.pressology.net
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#30
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Tikiti
Its a big Latin Tech link up between Draxx (ITA) & ACID HARRY as they deliver their techy underground energy with authentic Latin flavour. Draxx (ITA) lands his second release on Toolroom Trax while ACID HARRY steps up with his first full single on the label after making much a noise on the Leaders Of The New School album series. Both artists have been pushing the Latin Tech sound hard, and it shows. With regular support from HUGEL, Cloonee, Tini Gessler, Andruss and ACRAZE equally, this collab feels like a no-brainer and it just makes sense. With support from SYREETA already, Tikiti is ready to warm things up as we look towards Miami Music Week 2026.
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#43
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Toma Piroca
Crazy Nutz Music continues its momentum on the global clubbing scene with the release of Toma Piroca, a powerful Latin Tech House single crafted by Italian DJ and producer Umberto Pagliaroli in collaboration with Miami-born artist Lvndo. This track delivers a deep, rhythmic experience tailored for peak-time DJ sets and dancefloor impact, showcasing a seamless blend between European minimalism and the fiery percussive energy of Latin America. Built at 130 BPM and in the key of D♭ major, Toma Piroca stands out for its tribal groove, driven by a solid percussive foundation that features congas, bombos, toms, and sharp hats that interlock with precision, creating an organic rhythmic flow. The bassline, while based on a deliberately simple six-note sequence—three rising and three falling tones—plays a central role in maintaining hypnotic momentum throughout the track. Its simplicity is intentional, acting as a motor that drives the groove with clarity and force, allowing other layers to breathe and evolve dynamically. At the forefront is a provocative male vocal in Brazilian Portuguese, used repetitively and rhythmically more as a hook than a lyrical narrative. This vocal, processed with a saturated tone and upfront mix presence, enhances the underground club energy and adds streetwise attitude without overloading the arrangement. The vocals phrasing and delivery align perfectly with the percussive architecture of the track, emphasizing attitude, urgency, and physicality. Around the core rhythm, subtle layers of textures—acoustic stabs, wind-like FX, and faint chordal atmospheres—create a sense of spatial depth without distracting from the groove-forward aesthetic. Structurally, the track is tailored for DJs, offering clean intro and outro sections, tension-building breakdowns, and punchy drops that maintain intensity and make it easy to layer into dynamic sets. Umberto Pagliaroli brings his refined production signature to this collaboration, backed by releases on Hot Creations, Nervous, and Warner Music, as well as appearances at iconic events such as Sonar Barcelona, Amsterdam Dance Event, and Winter Music Conference. Known for his hybrid approach blending Tech House, Latin flair, and minimal-tech precision, Pagliaroli has earned support from industry giants including Marco Carola, Loco Dice, and Martin Garrix. Lvndo, on the other hand, emerges as a rising Latin-American force with strong roots in Miamis underground and a background influenced by Diplo, GTA, and Laidback Luke. With prior releases on Repopulate Mars, Mood Child, Organic Pieces, and Overtones Records, he has performed across cities like Las Vegas, Orlando, Atlanta, and Dallas, building a solid reputation for mixing jungleterror energy with Latin grooves. Toma Piroca has already proven its effectiveness on major stages, receiving strong support from Syreeta at ANTS (Ushuaïa Ibiza), as well as repeated plays by Sebastian Xottelo at Colombias Octava Club, further consolidating its position as a club weapon. Staying true to Crazy Nutz Musics mission to showcase culturally diverse, high-performance Tech House, this release exemplifies their commitment to bold sound, functional design, and international artist curation. Toma Piroca is more than a provocative title—its a dancefloor anthem that combines stripped-back production, tribal percussion, hypnotic bass, and vocal flair into a single, irresistible package. For DJs and crowds alike, it delivers a high-energy moment of pure clubbing attitude. Distributed by Triplepoint - www.triplepointmusic.com
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#44
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Booty Call EP
February puts its foot down with California-based Alec Cortez delivering a pair of house cuts sprinting freely with a roughneck edge. Cortez aims for 2026 supremacy off the back of A-list support and an electrifying energy, encouraging everyone to enjoy the ride as his belting body of work from the Bay Area to the world, continues to surge upward. Good any time of day, Booty Call will be ringing around your ears with its hissing hi-hats, swampy bass steps and rap lyrics turning the party into a free for all. With all the Clarisse ingredients upped to the max, Cortez pushes further with weird synth/muted horn hums and gulps, drawing you in with their melody while coolly observing the furnace stoked by Cortez stylus. Habitacion is where its at on the B-side, Cortez kinking superspeed international vocals around bullish, bring-it-on beats, causing electrical storms but never shorting out the club. Breakouts of spaceship-delivered synths provide additional hot showers for clubbers already swaying in a sea of happy sweat. Cortez + Clarisse + clubs + kapow!
