Today's haul is anchored in a four-on-the-floor current where house and progressive shades set the pace. Mercurio and Sasha's "Songstar" leads at 8.7, Starecase's "See" drifts deeper at 8.6, and tougher techno and trance cuts from Robsounds and Christian Smith keep the edge sharp.
25 added to rotation
Melancholic progressive breaks at 120 BPM with fierce energy and genuine emotional pull beneath the Hope Recordings polish.
A sleek, muscular deep house trim that slots neatly between peak-time weapons without stealing the spotlight.
A sugar-rush vocal loops tirelessly over elrow's tried-and-tested 128-bpm framework, built for sun-drenched floors rather than memory.
Strobe-certified deep house with a vocal that grips the floor and refuses to let go.
A gleaming 125 BPM main-stage missile that trades shadow for sheer, unrelenting crowd euphoria.
Bitfiend turns 125 bpm into a lean, hypnotic tunnel, keeping the energy fierce yet restrained for the after-hours floor.
A brutalist drum track that strips house to its sweating, kinetic essence; pure floor ammunition.
I hear a peak-time progressive juggernaut locking the floor at 128 BPM with Irma warmth and an unrelenting energy-9 swagger.
A polished 125-bpm progressive cut where the vocal hook rides a relentless, big-room groove tailor-made for daytime floors.
Warm, driving progressive house built for 3 AM floors, all rubbery low-end and contained late-night fire.
A peak-time melodic hammer that trades subtlety for sheer lift, built for big rooms and bigger emotions.
A sleek, 128-BPM drive through D-minor haze that channels peak-time Ibiza heat without sacrificing melodic credibility.
At 125 BPM in F major, this vocal-led cut delivers glossy accessibility but rarely surprises beneath its polished surface sheen.
Maximum-energy vocal house engineered for sun-drenched main stages and confident daytime transitions.
A bruised, beautiful 130-BPM dub that turns C-minor melancholy into a vast, after-hours cathedral of rolling pressure.
A relentless 128-BPM surge of melodic tension that weaponises emotion without losing floor focus.
A ten-out-of-ten juggernaut in 7B that weaponises 125 BPM velocity for peak-time annihilation on the floor.
I’d happily ride this 120 BPM surge, yet its missing vocal hook keeps it in my toolbox, not the anthem pile.
Jaydee sculpts a vast, slow-burning 122-BPM landscape where deep atmosphere and maximum energy collide after hours.
A brittle vocal anchors 122 BPM organic prog, offering a bruised, playable interlude between heavier peak-time weapons.
Anthemic progressive house that wields its 125 BPM muscle with surprising elegance, built for peak-time ascension.