Playlists from Beatport DJ Charts by R3HAB, Lee Foss, Luciano, Funkerman, Spencer Brown
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The Roolleh remix of Simone Liberali's "Vibration" has surfaced in multiple high-energy house mixes and DJ sets, highlighting its appeal in underground club rotations.

"Ready to Heal" by Funkerman, Divine, and F-Man marks a fresh, club-oriented output on Altra Moda and has quickly gained traction as a new "fix" for house music fans.

"Don't You Want Some More" by Harry Romero was originally released in 2011 under the alias Vaggio on Ovum Records. This seminal club cut saw a fresh return on Defected and received strong support from DJs like Nic Fanciulli over the years.

"The One" by Jocelyn Brown, Luke Alessi, and Chloé Caillet became a major summer anthem in Ibiza and spread widely beyond, with its classic vocal sample receiving heavy play in sets, including notable drops at events like Coachella.

Playlists from Beatport DJ Charts by R3HAB, Lee Foss, Luciano, Funkerman, Spencer Brown
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Mesto cleverly blends "caramel" with "Melle" in the title of Caramelle, incorporating his real first name into the track name for a personal touch.

The 2052 version of "Los Niños De Fuera" by Luciano and Carloh revives the quirky, sampled classic that has been widely referenced and reworked over the years in electronic music circles.

Chris Di Perri returned to Moon Harbour Recordings for the EP Space Modulation, delivering an excellent example of his style and demonstrating why he is a familiar name on the label.

"Smack That" by Lee Foss and POLOVICH was recently released on Repopulate Mars, marking a new collaboration between the two artists in the tech house genre.

Playlists from Beatport DJ Charts by R3HAB, Lee Foss, Luciano, Funkerman, Spencer Brown
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The release of DA BASS by R3HAB and Vion Konger includes a signature hand gesture that the two artists tested live for months before its release. This gesture has turned into an instant crowd participation moment at their shows.

"Louder for the People" by Afrojack and R3HAB quickly became a staple in major festival sets, including Tomorrowland-related mixes. Its anthemic build is designed to get crowds shouting along, amplifying the energy for large audiences.

The official lyric video for "Lazers (I Can't Stop Dancing)" by R3HAB and Vion Konger highlights its repetitive, hypnotic "can't stop" hook. This hook inspired fans to create countless dance challenge videos, testing how long they could keep moving without pause.

'Fight Machine' (feat. NAIIM) by Stylo, R3HAB, ARTBAT and Eli & Dani emerged from a unique live set experiment in which three distinct groove styles from different artists were blended in real time. The result was an unexpectedly coherent, high-energy piece that surprised even the producers.