Diynamic
Top 100 Chart placements for Diynamic
Updated 2 years ago
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#3
Feat. Banner in Tech House
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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#3
Feat. Banner in Tech House
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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#4
Top Releases in Indie Dance
Awake EP
After his releases „Surreality, „Transistor, and the acclaimed mini-album Picture: ALADAG, renaissance man ALADAG returns to Diynamic with his new EP „Awake. Featuring two powerful tracks, the record kicks off with the title track - a standout piece with an almost ecclesiastical energy that immediately grabs your attention and pulls you into its hypnotic groove. Following that is „Voices, which starts out in a darker tone but surprises you with a twist of hopeful strings. The song builds slowly, layering the drama until its climax, and so offers a mesmerizing journey into the realm of ALADAG.
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#10
Feat. New Releases in Melodic House & Techno
Keep The Faith EP
After their Diynamic-debut on FTTF33, Sonickraft returns to the label with Keep The Faith EP. Opening track „Dark Skies is a somber and melancholic song, perfectly timed for end of summer and beginning of autumn. Title track Keep The Faith takes you back to your holidays when your feet were covered in sand and the air smelled of salt water. And closing off is Be Free, a collab with fellow Diynamic alumnus Cafius. This uplifting summer house tune lets you relive the beach parties once again.
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#14
Top Releases in Indie Dance
Frequency EP
Luca Luper and Karmon unite for their new EP Frequency, a two-tracker that hits from the very first second and sweeps you into its world. Train Fight lifts you high, like the ride youve been waiting for, capturing that thrilling moment just before you leave the house for an adventure - that flutter of excitement in your stomach, the anticipation of unforgettable moments and the pure joy of knowing anything could happen. The title track ignites like a city at night bursting into light and color, a kick so strong it moves through your chest, weaving shimmering synths and sparkling bells into a rush of pure joy. Every beat gets you brighter, wilder and more exhilarated than the last
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#20
Top Releases in Melodic House & Techno
Till I Die
Till I Die sees Solomun lay the late-night groundwork with a compelling groove that walks the line between subtlety and strength. The vocals, gritty-yet-electric, lift the track with an identity all its own. Anymas undeniable influence emerges with a cinematic edge, his sonic brushstrokes widening the songs scope until it feels IMAX in scale. Together, the two legendary producers fuse intent with progression, resulting in a shimmering club hit thats clearly built for scale yet fully alive with human feeling.
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#29
Top Releases in Indie Dance
Every Night
Following his standout EP, Dont Stop and the infectious single Follow Me on FTTF35, Max Styler makes a powerful return to Diynamic in collaboration with up-and-comer Deomid with two heavy-hitting, indie dance and tech house-infused cuts for the club. The release opens with Every Night — a confident, rolling cut charged by a powerful kick and wobbling synths, layered over a warm, driving rhythm. Its the kind of track that sparks the floor just as the night settles in — playful but locked, with a subtle late summer tension simmering underneath. Get Down follows with intent, bringing the heat with punchy low-end and sharp percussion. Warped vocals melt into the rhythm, and just when you think its peaked, it dives even deeper. With this two-track release, Max Styler and Deomid prove their command of the dancefloor — precise, powerful, and impossible to ignore.
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#30
Top Releases in Melodic House & Techno
Wanna Make Love EP
Maxi Meraki makes his debut on Diynamic with a two-tracker EP, Wanna Make Love - built for the perfect morning duty. The title track opens with a crisp kick and delicate percussion, slowly unfolding as synths rise from the shadows, all building toward that big cinematic moment. Its the soundtrack to a sunrise spilling over the dancefloor. Too Much Pressure together with Derun feat. Anahit, greets the morning light with hips already in motion - a touch of the 80s, fruity and bright, swirling synths and that first taste of daylight that makes you feel the whole day is yours
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#39
Feat. Staff Picks in Indie Dance
Four To The Floor 46
FTTF 46 lands on Diynamic with four tracks on the menu, each serving its own flavor. Pablo Say opens with Bring the Lows Up – sizzling synths and guiding vocals, the perfect aperitif to start the night. Christian Nielson and Pavel Petrov serve Blame like a hearty plate – bouncing kicks and playful breaks that keep the night moving.. Seizmics Gridlock Groove comes in like the perfect dessert – sweet, fruity and indulgent, the ultimate all-rounder. Enamour & Anyasa close with Bazaar, the digestif - a high-octane, rhythmic shot that primes you straight for the club. Four tracks like four courses - the perfect sonic menu for an unforgettable evening
Pablo Say, Pavel Petrov, Christian Nielsen, Seizmic (UK), Enamour, Anyasa
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#46
Feat. Banner in Indie Dance
Awake EP
After his releases „Surreality, „Transistor, and the acclaimed mini-album Picture: ALADAG, renaissance man ALADAG returns to Diynamic with his new EP „Awake. Featuring two powerful tracks, the record kicks off with the title track - a standout piece with an almost ecclesiastical energy that immediately grabs your attention and pulls you into its hypnotic groove. Following that is „Voices, which starts out in a darker tone but surprises you with a twist of hopeful strings. The song builds slowly, layering the drama until its climax, and so offers a mesmerizing journey into the realm of ALADAG.
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#46
Feat. New Releases in Indie Dance
Awake EP
After his releases „Surreality, „Transistor, and the acclaimed mini-album Picture: ALADAG, renaissance man ALADAG returns to Diynamic with his new EP „Awake. Featuring two powerful tracks, the record kicks off with the title track - a standout piece with an almost ecclesiastical energy that immediately grabs your attention and pulls you into its hypnotic groove. Following that is „Voices, which starts out in a darker tone but surprises you with a twist of hopeful strings. The song builds slowly, layering the drama until its climax, and so offers a mesmerizing journey into the realm of ALADAG.
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#46
Feat. Banner in Indie Dance
Awake EP
After his releases „Surreality, „Transistor, and the acclaimed mini-album Picture: ALADAG, renaissance man ALADAG returns to Diynamic with his new EP „Awake. Featuring two powerful tracks, the record kicks off with the title track - a standout piece with an almost ecclesiastical energy that immediately grabs your attention and pulls you into its hypnotic groove. Following that is „Voices, which starts out in a darker tone but surprises you with a twist of hopeful strings. The song builds slowly, layering the drama until its climax, and so offers a mesmerizing journey into the realm of ALADAG.
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#49
Top Releases in Bass House
OneDerWat EP
After already dropping an EP and the track Hypo on FTTF29 on Diynamic, Carl Bee returns with OneDerWat - a three-track journey made for nights drenched in light and electric moments. Somethin Like This sets the scene with cheeky voices twisting around powerful synths, like the hum of an engine as you roll into a night just beginning to pulse. Telephone Ring takes over, dripping with neon swagger as drinks are raised and bodies move in perfect sync while the dancefloor comes alive. OneDerWat drifts in like the peak-time anthem everyones been waiting for - full of strong character and sizzling synths, it becomes the soundtrack for those unforgettable nights that stay with you long after the music fades.
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#54
Top Releases in Bass House
Synthesizer EP
Airwolf Paradise is back on Diynamic with Synthesizer, a two-tracker EP that hits the floor from every corner. The title track bursts in with early 2000s four-to-the-floor peak synth vibes, vocals gliding over a relentless, driving bassline. Push Pull steps in next, acid chords slicing through the mix, layered vocals pushing the energy higher - like two friends taking over the dancefloor, pulling the night into a fever pitch. Lights flash, smoke drifts and the tracks carry the party forward until dawn.
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#55
Top Releases in Indie Dance
Four To The Floor 46
FTTF 46 lands on Diynamic with four tracks on the menu, each serving its own flavor. Pablo Say opens with Bring the Lows Up – sizzling synths and guiding vocals, the perfect aperitif to start the night. Christian Nielson and Pavel Petrov serve Blame like a hearty plate – bouncing kicks and playful breaks that keep the night moving.. Seizmics Gridlock Groove comes in like the perfect dessert – sweet, fruity and indulgent, the ultimate all-rounder. Enamour & Anyasa close with Bazaar, the digestif - a high-octane, rhythmic shot that primes you straight for the club. Four tracks like four courses - the perfect sonic menu for an unforgettable evening
Pablo Say, Pavel Petrov, Christian Nielsen, Seizmic (UK), Enamour, Anyasa
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#57
Top Releases in Indie Dance
Agapo EP
Rafael Cerato drops back on Diynamic with Agapo, a three-track EP that feels like the night itself, distilled into sound. The opener slips in like warm light across your skin - sunglasses on, drink in hand, heartbeat syncing with the floor. Blush lifts you, slow-burning and euphoric, a smile spreading as the crowd moves together, lost in the pulse of the room. By the time That Hits lands, dark textures, hypnotic synths and pulsing bass collide, filling even the last corner of the room, turning shadows into movement and the dancefloor into a single, breathing entity. A three-track journey that turns ordinary nights into something electric, where you feel every beat as if it were made for your own body
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#57
Feat. Staff Picks in Indie Dance
Frequency EP
Luca Luper and Karmon unite for their new EP Frequency, a two-tracker that hits from the very first second and sweeps you into its world. Train Fight lifts you high, like the ride youve been waiting for, capturing that thrilling moment just before you leave the house for an adventure - that flutter of excitement in your stomach, the anticipation of unforgettable moments and the pure joy of knowing anything could happen. The title track ignites like a city at night bursting into light and color, a kick so strong it moves through your chest, weaving shimmering synths and sparkling bells into a rush of pure joy. Every beat gets you brighter, wilder and more exhilarated than the last
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#60
Top Releases in Tech House
Every Night
Following his standout EP, Dont Stop and the infectious single Follow Me on FTTF35, Max Styler makes a powerful return to Diynamic in collaboration with up-and-comer Deomid with two heavy-hitting, indie dance and tech house-infused cuts for the club. The release opens with Every Night — a confident, rolling cut charged by a powerful kick and wobbling synths, layered over a warm, driving rhythm. Its the kind of track that sparks the floor just as the night settles in — playful but locked, with a subtle late summer tension simmering underneath. Get Down follows with intent, bringing the heat with punchy low-end and sharp percussion. Warped vocals melt into the rhythm, and just when you think its peaked, it dives even deeper. With this two-track release, Max Styler and Deomid prove their command of the dancefloor — precise, powerful, and impossible to ignore.
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#64
Feat. New Releases in House
Four To The Floor 46
FTTF 46 lands on Diynamic with four tracks on the menu, each serving its own flavor. Pablo Say opens with Bring the Lows Up – sizzling synths and guiding vocals, the perfect aperitif to start the night. Christian Nielson and Pavel Petrov serve Blame like a hearty plate – bouncing kicks and playful breaks that keep the night moving.. Seizmics Gridlock Groove comes in like the perfect dessert – sweet, fruity and indulgent, the ultimate all-rounder. Enamour & Anyasa close with Bazaar, the digestif - a high-octane, rhythmic shot that primes you straight for the club. Four tracks like four courses - the perfect sonic menu for an unforgettable evening
Pablo Say, Pavel Petrov, Christian Nielsen, Seizmic (UK), Enamour, Anyasa
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#67
Feat. Staff Picks in Indie Dance
Arietta EP
Returning to Diynamic, Oppaacha unleashes his EP Arietta - three fresh cuts that drive the party from first beat to last. Opening cut Dont Stop jumps right in - bouncing synths riding a tough, rolling kick, setting the tone for a party that doesnt cool down. Were Dancing together with Ian Ludvig, pushes things deeper, blending underground basslines with sparkling, sky-reaching patterns. Its got the swing of a beachside sunrise and the punch of a late-night warehouse, pure motion on the floor. The title track Arietta takes a more futuristic turn, weaving layers that fold into each other, building tension, then breaking into release at just the right moment. With Arietta, Oppaacha lays out three distinct moods, all tied together by groove and euphoria, an EP built for nights that keep going.
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#71
Top Releases in Bass House
Vitamin E
Liverpool-based duo Tigerblind drop their „Vitamin E EP on Diynamic. Opening track „Cosmic Urges is like an evening under the Ibizan sky - drive your convertible through the warm summer night, look past Es Vedra and just take it in. „Vitamin E is a nod to 90s rave culture, with all its colorful elements - dont fight it, just enjoy the ride. And „Flight or Fight is a proper dance floor battle royal, so tape your hands and get in the ring.
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#72
Feat. Staff Picks in Indie Dance
Agapo EP
Rafael Cerato drops back on Diynamic with Agapo, a three-track EP that feels like the night itself, distilled into sound. The opener slips in like warm light across your skin - sunglasses on, drink in hand, heartbeat syncing with the floor. Blush lifts you, slow-burning and euphoric, a smile spreading as the crowd moves together, lost in the pulse of the room. By the time That Hits lands, dark textures, hypnotic synths and pulsing bass collide, filling even the last corner of the room, turning shadows into movement and the dancefloor into a single, breathing entity. A three-track journey that turns ordinary nights into something electric, where you feel every beat as if it were made for your own body
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#74
Top Overall Releases
Awake EP
After his releases „Surreality, „Transistor, and the acclaimed mini-album Picture: ALADAG, renaissance man ALADAG returns to Diynamic with his new EP „Awake. Featuring two powerful tracks, the record kicks off with the title track - a standout piece with an almost ecclesiastical energy that immediately grabs your attention and pulls you into its hypnotic groove. Following that is „Voices, which starts out in a darker tone but surprises you with a twist of hopeful strings. The song builds slowly, layering the drama until its climax, and so offers a mesmerizing journey into the realm of ALADAG.
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#78
Feat. Staff Picks in Bass House
Synthesizer EP
Airwolf Paradise is back on Diynamic with Synthesizer, a two-tracker EP that hits the floor from every corner. The title track bursts in with early 2000s four-to-the-floor peak synth vibes, vocals gliding over a relentless, driving bassline. Push Pull steps in next, acid chords slicing through the mix, layered vocals pushing the energy higher - like two friends taking over the dancefloor, pulling the night into a fever pitch. Lights flash, smoke drifts and the tracks carry the party forward until dawn.
