Today the crates lean heavy into propulsive, four-on-the-floor territory with progressive house and house cuts dominating the tempo, though a few outliers keep the thread from going monochrome. Vandelux and DRAMA (Official) lead the charge with "I Do - Vandelux Remix" scoring highest at 8.3, while Summum's UK Garage stepper "Record Breaker" and Dubfire's deep "Swerve" remix offer welcome rhythmic contrast. Elsewhere, Guztavo PT and Røsa (PT), JFR, and Einmusik all service the peak-time floor with steady, driving progressive energy.
12 added to rotation
A claustrophobic 120 BPM pressure cooker that rewards patient floors with industrial-strength dub menace.
This is the sort of laser-focused vocal house I reach for when the room needs melody without the mess.
A vocal-led tech house weapon that trades subtlety for dancefloor certainty, built for peak-time sweat rather than chin-stroking contemplation.
A sun-drenched, vocal-driven cut that bridges poolside lulls with dancefloor intent at an easy one-twenty.
A sun-drenched 122bpm roller where the vocal hook locks in and refuses to leave, built for wide-open festival floors.
Sun-drenched organic prog at 122 bpm: a vocal-led cruiser that sandpapers the sharp edges off a deceptively fierce energy rating.
A glossy, full-throttle vocal-led progressive cut that trades shadow for sheer melodic immediacy at 125bpm.
I'd call this a maximalist 136 BPM mainstage assault that weaponises its vocal hook into pure serotonin; shameless, effective, and built for the floodlights.
I’d deploy this 133 BPM major-key juggernaut purely for functional floor maintenance, not for moments that linger.