WEEKLY TOP ELECTRONIC CHARTS: MAY 2013, VOL. 105
18 MayFestival season kicks it off big this weekend with EDC NYC! Dirty South showcases some “heart” with the next big thing. Bloc Party is brilliantly remixed by Digitalism for the “Truth”. Cirez D stays on the charts with some big “drums”.
1. DIRTY SOUTH, JOE GIL “YOUR HEART” [MICHAEL BRUN REMIX] (PHAZING) Release Date: 2013-5-13
Rating: ★★★★
Genre: PROGRESSIVE HOUSE
Origin: AUSTRALIA
Description: One of the biggest DJs to come from the land down under takes over the #1 spot on this week’s chart with the Michael Brun Remix of “Your Heart”. This progressive house hit features unbelievable builds and amazing vocals thanks to Joe Gil, who has really made a splash on this song. The song is truly uplifting and the track itself has harmonic bass and synths. This is well deserving of the top spot.
Reminds Us Of: “‘City of Dreams” – Alesso, Dirty South
WEEKLY TOP ELECTRONIC CHARTS: MAY 2013, VOL. 104
11 MayWho’s ready for festival season? Cirez D brings the “thunder” with a huge techno banger. John Dählback drops a “nuke” on the progressive house charts. Daniel Kandi brings a “changing” sound to the trance world.
1. CIREZ D “THUNDERSTRUCK” [ORIGINAL MIX] (MOUSEVILLE) Release Date: 2013-5-6
Rating: ★★★★★
Genre: TECHNO
Origin: SWEDEN
Description: Cirez D AKA Eric Prydz has been the man of 2013 thus far bringing the real, deep and less commercialized sound of techno back to prevalence. “Thunderstruck” is part of a new EP release, that has a solid warehouse feel to it. It features quick snares, some vocal chopping and of course the bass. This is just another element to be added to a brilliant portfolio of 2013 hits for Prydz.
Reminds Us Of: “‘Powerdrive” – Pryda
WEEKLY TOP ELECTRONIC CHARTS: MAY 2013, VOL. 103
7 MaySummer is almost here as we hit May running! Daft Punk have nostalgically looped fans together once again. Mark Knight shows some “love” to house fans with another massive release. Above & Beyond introduce us to their new friend “Walter White”.
1. DAFT PUNK “GET LUCKY” [RADIO EDIT] (COLUMBIA) Release Date: 2013-4-19
Rating: ★★★★★
Genre: POP
Origin: FRANCE
Description: With the most massive release of the year, maybe regardless of genre, the long awaited new single of Daft Punk’s new album “Random Access Memories” is debuted. With production assistance provided by legendary producer Niles Rodgers and vocal assistance from crooner Pharrell Williams, the track is neo-synth to its finest. Daft Punk are legends because they are the best producers the genre has ever seen. Even though their tracks slide a bit more to the pop side, you cannot deny their acute attention to detail and keen sense of selecting assistance on their album productions.
Reminds Us Of: “‘One More Time” – Daft Punk Continue reading
EDM CHARTS SPECIAL VOL. 102: ERIC PRYDZ FOLIO
24 AprOn this special edition of EDM Charts, we take a unique look at the career of Eric Prydz and his vast folio. We follow him through his various aliases as Eric Prydz, Pryda and Cirez D as he experiments with techno, progressive house and elements of subdued trance.
WEEKLY TOP ELECTRONIC CHARTS: APRIL 2013, VOL. 101 | GUEST MIX: Au5
20 AprWhat a packed month of April for great music! Alesso and OneRepublic ”lose” themselves in the music. Jungle Jim makes a great “animalistic” debut. Static Revenger lays down some solid house with “Bullet Train”.
1. ONEREPUBLIC, ALESSO “IF I LOSE MYSELF” [ALESSO VS ONEREPUBLIC EXTENDED MIX] (MOSLEY MUSIC/INTERSCOPE RECORDS) Release Date: 2013-4-2
Rating: ★★★★
Genre: PROGRESSIVE HOUSE
Origin: SWEDISH/USA
Description: Alesso has been one of the hottest names in EDM over the past 12 months. This remix of OneRepublic’s huge hit “If I Lose Myself” is a great emotional interpretation. It has a real big room sound, yet at the same time it rings deep thanks to some phenomenal vocals. Alesso is selling out everywhere he tours, so we don’t doubt that this will be another huge year.
Reminds Us Of: “‘Calling” – Sebastian Ingrosso, Alesso, Ryan Tedder
EDM CHARTS VOL. 100: SPECIAL 2 HR GUEST MIX!
11 AprHere we are fans! EDM Charts VOL. 100! A special 2 hr guest mix by DJ Royski & Viper Huxley! Let’s celebrate!
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Tracklist:
Help EDMCHARTS.com celebrate our 100th Episode! For this special week, we’ve laid out a 2 hr mix featuring 5 main genres of EDM with some of the hottest tunes over the latest few months. ENJOY & DOWNLOAD!
START:
DEEP HOUSE:
#1: One Day / Reckoning Song (Wankelmut Remix) – Wankelmut, Asaf Avidan
#2: It’s You (San Soda’s Panorama Bar Acca Version) – FCL
#3: Imprint of Pleasure (Original Mix) – Tube & Berger
#4: Easier To Hide (Original Mix) – Maya Jane Coles
#5: ROYSKI’s Choice
TECH HOUSE/MINIMAL/TECHNO
#1: Flutes (Sasha Remix) – Hot Chip, Sasha
#2: I Need You (Original Mix) – UMEK
#3: Roar (Original Mix) – Nicole Moudaber
#4: Beat Drops (Take Me To The Garage) (Original Mix) – Jay Lumen
#5: ROYSKI’s Choice
DUBSTEP/ELECTRO HOUSE
#1: Truffle Pig (Original Mix) – Tommy Trash
#2: Saturn (Original Mix) – Kill The Noise, Brillz, Minxx
#3: Universe (Original Mix) – Xilent, Shaz Sparks
#4: Taito (Original Mix) – Mord Fustang
#5: ROYSKI’s Choice
PROGRESSIVE HOUSE
#1: Mammoth (Original Mix) – Moguai, Dimitri Vegas, Like Mike
#2: Rasputin (Original Mix) – Hard Rock Sofa
#3: Power Drive (Original Mix) – Pryda
#4: Swoon (Original Mix) – Tim Mason
#5: VIPER’s Choice
TRANCE
#1: Smiley Smilesworth (Original Mix) – Estiva
#2: Waiting For Tonight (Beat Service Remix) – Armin van Buuren, Fiora
#3: Black Room Boy (Original Mix) – Above & Beyond
#4: Gunsmoke (Original Mix) – Bjorn Akesson
#5: VIPER’s Choice
WEEKLY TOP ELECTRONIC CHARTS: APRIL 2013, VOL. 99
7 AprWhat a week as EDM Charts approaches a huge milestone in volume 100! Pryda flexes some “power” with his latest Black Dice styled hit. Cramp brings fans forward to the future with “A.d. 2030″. Max Graham hits the charts with some great vocal trance.
1. PRYDA “POWER DRIVE” [ORIGINAL MIX] (PRYDA RECORDS) Release Date: 2013-4-1
Rating: ★★★★★
Genre: PROGRESSIVE HOUSE
Origin: SWEDEN
Description: In celebration of Pryda’s newest residency at Surrender Night Club in Las Vegas, this anthem showcases the darker side of Progressive House. This track is almost more techno per se than Progressive. It contains elements of symphonic instruments for a more dramatic aura, a pounding beat and plenty of electro synths. This is easily one of the top 5 overall tracks of 2013 and was a smash hit at Ultra Music Festival 2013.
Reminds Us Of: “‘Mokba” – Cirez D
WEEKLY TOP ELECTRONIC CHARTS: MARCH 2013, VOL. 98
1 AprWelcome home spring! Nicky Romero has classical meet EDM with “Symphonrica”. Deniz Koyu gets EDM fans ready to “Rage”. Omnia shows us “The Light” with another huge trance track.
1. NICKY ROMERO “SYMPHONRICA” [ORIGINAL MIX] (PROTOCOL RECORDINGS) Release Date: 2013-3-25
Rating: ★★★★★
Genre: PROGRESSIVE HOUSE
Origin: HOLLAND
Description: Debuted at Ultra Music Festival Miami 2013, Romero comes out with a sophisticated progressive pounder. Led in with a symphonic opening (true to the title) to make any classical music fan proud, it slowly yet suddenly transitions over to some hard electronic synths. Romero is showing no signs of slowing down. His live sets are always some of the best and his productions demand attention.
Reminds Us Of: “‘Iron” – Calvin Harris, Nicky Romero Continue reading
WEEKLY TOP ELECTRONIC CHARTS: MARCH 2013, VOL. 97
25 MarMarch Madness is here! Afrojack celebrates Ultra Music Festival with some “guitar”. Shogun bring trance to the table with a “drop”. Jochen Miller takes us to the top with “Attic”.
1. AFROJACK “AIR GUITAR (ULTRA MUSIC FESTIVAL ANTHEM” [ORIGINAL MIX] (ULTRA) Release Date: 2013-3-12
Rating: ★★★★★
Genre: ELECTRO HOUSE
Origin: HOLLAND
Description: Afrojack is finally starting to heat up once again, this time with the theme song of Ultra Music Festival 15. It was a heck of a festival, and Afrojack didn’t disappoint. This hardened electro house track hits deep and and has a heart pulsing beat to it. Afrojack’s tracks are typically rather rowdy and then one will get any crowd going. Watch out for 2012 Afrojack fans!
Reminds Us Of: “‘Lionheart” – Afrojack














