We Rave You presents: Top 99 Best Electronic Tracks of 2023

#1. Skrillex, Fred again.., Flowdan – Rumble
WORDS BY: MASON TAYLOR

After months of teasing Rumble, the track quickly became a summer anthem on drop. Skrillex returned to the forefront of the rave scene with his collaboration with Fred Again.. and Flowdan. The track was a launch pad for all involved. Skrillex used the traction to promote not one but two separate albums, both released later in the year back-to-back. Fred Again.. propelled into the public eye opening the general public to his every day samples and his eclectic finger drumming. Flowdan rode the hype, releasing further bangers with Skrillex, G-Rex, Peekaboo, and Chase and Status.

#3. John Summit ft. Hayla – Where You Are
WORDS BY: GUSTAVO CRISTOBAL

Marked as the inaugural release on Darkroom/Interscope, ‘Where You Are’ has not only solidified John Summit’s standing in the dance music industry but has also become a mega record. The Miami-based producer teased the track as early as December 2022, building anticipation. Upon its official release in March 2023, featuring the enchanting vocals of Hayla, the song swiftly went viral on TikTok within the three-month timeframe. This viral success catapulted ‘Where You Are’ into the spotlight, establishing it as a chart-topping sensation and further elevating Summit’s musical acclaim.

#5. Peggy Gou – Nanana (It Goes Like)
WORDS BY: ALSHAAN KASSAM

Peggy Gou’s ‘Nanana (It Goes Like)’ has been a 2023 music highlight for music enthusiasts across the globe. Captivating listeners with its infectious blend of electronic beats and eclectic influences, the track seamlessly weaves Gou’s signature production style with vibrant rhythms, creating an irresistible dancefloor anthem. Gou’s mastery in fusing genres and crafting a sonic journey distinguishes “Nanana,” making it a standout release that resonates with seasoned and new music enthusiasts. Its innovative sound design not to mention those irresistible vocals we cannot get enough of showcases Gou’s ability to push musical boundaries and collectively mark this track as a defining moment in the music landscape of 2023.

#7. Calvin Harris & Ellie Goulding – Miracle
WORDS BY: NICOLE PEPE

In arguably the most prolific reunion of year, Ellie Goulding and Calvin Harris join forces once again to create a brand new anthem akin to ‘I Need Your Love’, which was released twelve years ago. ‘Miracle’ is a beautiful track and the genuine product when you mix heartfelt vocals and a world-class producer. During the rumors of the release, fans had high expectations, and this track absolutely did not disappoint.

#9. ANOTR, Abel Balder – Relax My Eyes [2022]
WORDS BY: RYAN FORD

One of the songs of the summer, ANOTR and Abel Balder certainly hit all the right notes with their hit ‘Relax My Eyes’. Infused with as much funk and soul as you could wish for, this infectious disco number captivated the hearts of millions of dance music fans around the world, upon any stage it touched. With it being one of those records you just can’t switch off, be sure to expect its legacy to extend far beyond this year.

#11. Fred again.. & Skrillex & Four Tet ft. Lil Baby – Baby again..
WORDS BY: ALSHAAN KASSAM

Everyone can attest to Fred again.., Skrillex, and Four Tet closing out Coachella 2023 and rinsing out ‘Baby again..’ to thousands of fans dancing the night away with smiles on their faces. The track’s dynamic synergy blends Fred again..’s poignant production, Skrillex’s electronic prowess, and Four Tet’s experimental mastery. ‘Baby again..’ not only showcases the artists’ unmatched talents but how it has left an indelible mark on this year’s music scene with its dance-floor-ready basslines and unforgettable vocals from Lil Baby.

#13. GENESI – Everything You Have Done (Meduza Edit)
WORDS BY: GUSTAVO CRISTOBAL

After months of anticipation sparked by a viral TikTok video featuring Dom Dolla playing an unreleased track at an Australian festival, the Italian trio Meduza delivered their transformative edit of GENESI’s ‘Everything You Have Done’ on the inaugural release of their imprint, AETERNA Records. This exhilarating record, brimming with pure adrenaline, quickly became the anthem of festival season 2023, defining every dancefloor with its infectious energy. Meduza’s mastery of sonic alchemy ensured that their edit not only met but exceeded the hype, leaving an indelible mark on the 2023 festival season. Unveiled for the first time during their Tomorrowland 2022 set, MEDUZA have been teasing the record in their sets since then, as well as shared it with fellow DJs to rinse in their sets such as Dom Dolla, Diplo and John Summit.

#15. Jengi – Bel Mercy [2022]
WORDS BY: NICOLE PEPE

In yet another TikTok audio gone wild, this track was a force to be reckoned with since its inception. The iconic vocal sample taken from Ye’s ‘Lamborghini Mercy’ (original sample being Super Beagle’s ‘Dust A Sound Boy’), this track gets down and dirty with bare-bones synths and a classic drum pattern. Simplicity in key in this track, which is why it’s earned its spot on this list.

#17. FISHER & Aatig – Take It Off
WORDS BY: MILAN ZEISLER

FISHER kicked off the third track of his set at this year’s EDC Las Vegas festival with a fantastic ID, preceded by a Chris Lake remix of Skrillex & Fred again.. & Flowdan’s “Rumble”. This ID, which was announced shortly after as “Take It Off”, simply blared over the speakers as “Have you ever been in that situation? Where you just like, you just wanna take it off?”, which completely blew the minds of the party-goers, all thanks to the slapping beats. The track was released on June 9th, under the CATCH & RELEASE imprint.

#19. Chase & Status, Bou – Baddadan ft. IRAH, Flowdan, Trigga, Takura
WORDS BY: MASON TAYLOR

Over the past year, Drum and Bass (or DnB) has launched into the stratosphere of EDM culture. At the head of the charge is rave old-head Chase and Status. Teaming up with power-house rapper Flowdan, brought to recent prominence for his work with Skrillex, the pair created what became arguably one of the biggest Drum and Bass anthems of 2023. The track has also pushed the charge for Drum and Bass forward, exposing new fans to Drum and Bass with its constant rotation on TikTok centering on Flowdan’s delivery of one of the hardest vocals in EDM memory.

#21. James Hype, Major Lazer – Number One
WORDS BY: ALSHAAN KASSAM

James Hype and Major Lazer’s ‘Number One’ is not merely a song, it is an immediate dancefloor anthem. Adynamic convergence of musical brilliance in 2023 and a crowd-pleaser to the masses. James Hype’s contagious rhythms intertwine seamlessly with Major Lazer’s distinctive dance elements, creating a masterpiece that resonates on a personal level. This collaboration transcends the ordinary, immersing listeners in a unique soundscape that feels intimately connected to their emotions. From the pulsating beats to the exhilarating climaxes, the track is an invitation to revel in the sheer joy of musical expression.

#23. Argy, Omnya – Aria
WORDS BY: DANIEL ŠIKLJAN

After taking the electronic music scene by storm with Pantheon in January of 2023, Argy dusted himself off and delivered another melodic techno piece of art in the form of Aria, a collaboration with the Afterlife debutants Omnya. Ethnic chants are present throughout the track and they are largely responsible for building up the energy from the get-go. No wonder Aria became one of the centerpieces of Tale Of Us sets and is on course to become even more successful than its predecessor Pantheon.

#25. cassö, RAYE, D-Block Europe – Prada
WORDS BY: CHRIS VUONCINO

For cassö, crafting a track that attracted the talents of RAYE the team at D-Block Europe was already a huge victory for the producer and his rising impact on the music scene. The resulting release, ‘Prada,’ was huge, climbing streaming and music charts worldwide thanks to the groovy production and incredible vocal work. While RAYE just further cemented her status with the release, cassö appears set to take over the world in 2024 following the success of ‘Prada.’

#27. Biscits – Don’t Stop
WORDS BY: RYAN FORD

Hailing from the UK, Biscuits has had a huge year when it comes to his studio output. Amassing over 8 million streams on Spotify alone, ‘Don’t Stop’ arrived on Insomniac Records as one of his finest records to date. Driven forwards by an irresistible vocal sample, the track packs a punch with unrelenting groove in the low-end and plucky synths in the top-end. In another year where tech house saturated the market, this one definitely stood out as one of the best.

#29. Argy, Goom Gum – Pantheon
WORDS BY: NICOLE PEPE

Pantheon is one of those tracks that needs no introduction. You’ve either heard this track and instantly have become encapsulated by it, or you haven’t had the pleasure of experiencing this track for the first time. Either way, this track hits all the right spots across the board. The ominous tone quickly gets taken over by the chanting vocal stabs that fall so gracefully on each beat it makes it hard to not groove right along. This is the first time the trio got together and we can only hope they roll this same energy right into 2024.

#31. PARISI x Sebastian Ingrosso x Steve Angello – U Ok?
WORDS BY: FILIP IWANSKI

Starting 2023 with a new heat, the Italian duo PARISI who have previously helped Swedish House Mafia with production and writing have teamed up with Sebastian Ingrosso and Steve Angello for “U Ok?”. This trio has delved deeply into finding inspiration from Roman Flügel’s techno track “Geht’s noch,” released in 2004 by sampling the original track and it has been played many times by Steve Angello during his live sets. Fans are hoping 2024 will be the year that PARISI will finally hit the mainstream EDM scene.

#33. Dom Dolla, Nelly Furtado – Eat Your Man
WORDS BY: ALSHAAN KASSAM

In the standout track ‘Eat Your Man,’ Dom Dolla and Nelly Furtado seamlessly blend house and pop elements, creating a dynamic masterpiece that defines musical innovation in 2023. Dom Dolla’s signature club-ready sound harmonizes perfectly with Furtado’s soulful vocals, showcasing a rare synergy between the two artists. The track not only exemplifies Dom Dolla’s ability in crafting dancefloor anthems but also highlights Furtado’s enduring versatility. With its pulsating rhythm and memorable hooks, ‘Eat Your Man’ emerges as a must-listen collaboration of 2023.

#35. Eli Brown – Be The One
WORDS BY: OURANIOS SAVVA

Kick-starting 2023 in the most immersive of fashions, Bristol-based DJ/Producer Eli Brown marked his first release with a track that took inspiration from the 90s, and more specifically through the acid house era that was taking over our scene at that time. A true testament to both his musical prowess, as well as his versatile nature, ‘Be The One’ will have anyone begging for more, with the man of the moment once again looking to merge the past with the modern, and in turn, leaving us all in awe through the release of this certified hit.

#37. Fideles – Night After Night feat. Be No Rain (CamelPhat Remix)
WORDS BY: MILAN ZEISLER

If you want to listen to great techno music, there are now countless labels to browse their catalogs. One of these is Afterlife, founded in 2016 by Tale Of Us, which specializes in this underground genre. No wonder we mention them and their label in this remix, as Fideles’ EP “Night After Night” was released in March on this label. The EP also features a remix of the song “Night After Night” by CamelPhat, a duo consisting of Dave Whelan and Mike Di Scala, which turned out to be a really uplifting remix of the original track.

#39. DJ Seinfeld & Confidence Man – Now U Do
WORDS BY: OURANIOS SAVVA

Teaming up for the ultimate summer jam, Swedish act DJ Seinfeld and dynamic Australian duo Confidence Man, blessed us all with an anthem for the ages, in the form of ‘Now U Do.’ Highlyaddictive throughout its entirety, both sets of acts ensure nothing less than the most feel-good of vibes, whilst the ever-so catchy lyrics will have listeners begging for more. A collaboration like no other, ‘Now U Do’ arrived at the most fitting of times, making 2023 a year to remember for both these multifaceted acts, and as you may have guessed, we are all for it.

#41. FISHER ft. Kita Alexander – Atmosphere
WORDS BY: ALSHAAN KASSAM

FISHER joining forces with Kita Alexander for ‘Atmosphere’ was one of the best decisions made in 2023. The highly-anticipated track unfolds as a vibrant journey that lures listeners in from the very first note. The track is a testament to FISHER’s innate ability to master his signature everevolving sound complemented by Kita Alexander’s majestic vocals. With its pulsating rhythm and anthemic energy, the track creates a euphoric atmosphere, making it an instant standout this year. With fans singing along to the energetic vocals, they instantly lose track of time on the dancefloor with this one.

#43. BLOND:ISH, Madonna, Eran Hersh & Darmon – Sorry (feat. Madonna)
WORDS BY: OURANIOS SAVVA

Enlisting the Queen of Pop herself, ‘Sorry’ arrived as the ultimate pairing of house and iconic tracks from the past, with BLONDISH, Eran Hersh & Darmon, and of course Madonna, unveiling a brand new and electrifying rendition of the latters wonder track from 2005. A club release that had everyone talking, the ever-so recognizable and pitched-down vocal of the original, was given a house treatment like no other, whilst everyone involved in the modernisation of ‘Sorry,’ further amplified their status amongst the elite of our community.

#45. Murphy’s Law – Ain’t No Other Man (Rework)
WORDS BY: OURANIOS SAVVA

Taking the iconic hit by Christina Aguilera and elevating it to a whole different dimension, electronic duo Murphy’s Law left no doubt to the imagination with their own unique rendition of ‘Ain’t No Other Man.’ Hailing from Leicester, the duo consisting of brothers Sonny and Finn Murphy are causing quite the havoc, and with musical experience that spans for over half a decade, it is fair to say that nothing less than ultimate success is on their path. A highly-energetic house remake of the 2006 classic, Murphy’s Law continued their ascendancy in the most immersive of manners.

#47. Eden Shalev – Papi [2022]
WORDS BY: OURANIOS SAVVA

Taking over the Afro House scene for quite some time now, Eden Shalev is the epitome of an act that has not only mastered his craft to the utmost of perfection, but at the same time, pays full attention to each and every detail. Enhancing his presence on the daily, ‘Papi’ incorporates traditional elements throughout, whilst the overall aura of the track leads to the most addictive of sensations. A true masterpiece, ‘Papi’ is most definitely a track that you want to get your hands on.

#49. Skrillex & Mr. Oizo ft. Missy Elliott – RATATA
WORDS BY: MASON TAYLOR

Skrillex has had a career resurgence over the past year, releasing two albums day-after-day. His EDM-centric album Quest For Fire saw many hits that are in constant rotation throughout all genres of EDM. His most recent collaboration with Missy Elliott is no exception, teaming up again for the first time since Missy Elliott’s remix of Jack Ü’s Take U There back in 2015. Ratata brings an energetic mix of snappy percussion and Missy Elliott’s signature Virginian hip-hop flavour that has inspired numerous remixes that suit any mix or vibe and could be heard throughout the festival circuit this year.

#51. Maz (BR), Antdot, Sued Nunes – Povoada (Remix)
WORDS BY: OURANIOS SAVVA

Diving deep into their roots with this Afro House banger, Maz, Antdot and Sued Nunes combined their talents in a scintillating fashion, with ‘Povoada’ evoking all types of emotions. Soothing from start to finish, each of these acts showcase their musical culture through this masterpiece of a track, whilst each style of play has combined in pure harmony, and in turn, further reflecting the musical prowess of each. The ultimate celebration of music and culture, ‘Povoada’ will have listeners hooked throughout its entirety.

#53. Crazibiza – Fresh (House of Prayers Poolside Edit)
WORDS BY: OURANIOS SAVVA

Evoking all the right feels, House of Prayers edit of Crazibiza’s ‘Fresh’ is quite the anthem, so be prepared to embark on the ultimate of musical journeys throughout the entirety of this mix. Addictive in every sense of the word, the production as a whole will leave anyone begging for more, whilst the overall aura will awaken the listeners senses, and in doing so, allow for whatever the current mood to be lifted to one of pure happiness and euphoria.

#55. James Mac & Vall – The Boy Is Mine
WORDS BY: ALSHAAN KASSAM

James Mac & Vall’s ‘The Boy Is Mine’ emerges as an immediate highlight in 2023, showcasing their prowess in crafting a contemporary dance anthem. The track breathes new life into the classic hit, infusing it with modern beats and a fresh sonic palette. James Mac & Vall’s production is nothing short of stellar, creating a sonic masterpiece for both fans and new listeners. The seamless blend of nostalgia and forward-thinking sound makes ‘The Boy Is Mine’ a compelling addition to the year’s musical landscape.

#57. Sub Focus, Hayla – I Found You (feat. Hayla)
WORDS BY: MASON TAYLOR

Sub Focus has been a figurehead to Drum and Bass in recent memory and the artist continues to make big moves in the scene. I Found You, with its crystal arps and beautiful vocals performed by Hayla, is a masterpiece of Melodic Drum and Bass that was set to make many ravers fall in love under electric skies this past festival season. The track brings a refreshing change of pace this year to a genre dominated by a bass-heavy approach to Drum and Bass that has become popular through recent inclusion on media platforms.

#59. Amelie Lens – Feel It
WORDS BY: OURANIOS SAVVA

Marking her very first single of 2023, Belgium DJ/Producer Amelie Lens had listeners embark on the most enticing of musical journeys, with ‘Feel It’ further illustrating the undeniable musical prowess that she possesses. Providing only the most feel-good of vibes, ‘Feel It’ was the perfect introduction that led to a sensational year ahead for Lens, whilst the grooviest of auras and her ever-so addictive vocal hook, made for an end product that would leave no doubt to the imagination, and of course, would be topping the charts.

#61. Swedish House Mafia – Ray Of Solar
WORDS BY: ELLIE MULLINS

After debuting the track at their exclusive performance at Kappa FuturFestival in Italy earlier in the year, it has now become a staple of their sets. Cinematic, this is arguably the Swedish House Mafia that a lot of people have been waiting to hear again. Euphoric, the piano driven soundscape takes an operatic approach before the drop comes in. In pure Swedish House Mafia style, they have created a record that can fill the dancefloor whilst evoking a strong sense of emotion to tug on the listeners’ heartstrings.

#63. Martin Garrix, Sentinel, Bonn – Hurricane
WORDS BY: MASON TAYLOR

Martin Garrix brought a new energy that is unique from the artist’s previous works. With deeply impactful vocals from Bonn, the song sets out in a similar vein to the pop-country fusion that’s become a big part of EDM this year but quickly takes a turn with production unfamiliar to Garrix’s standard, touting a distinct build-up that fills the room with atmosphere then transforms back to Garrix’s classic sound. The track enlivens ravers with vocals that feel in line with a sense of new, a build-up that catches fans off guard, and a drop that feels comfortable and familiar.

#65. D.O.D – So Much In Love
WORDS BY: RYAN FORD

Certainly one of the biggest vocal anthems of 2023, D.O.D expanded on the success of some of his previous releases with ‘So Much In Love’. On its way to 40 million streams on Spotify, the up-beat track has also seen significant amounts of radio plays due to its infectious makeup and magical summer vibe. Hitting the sweet spot with fans in the UK in particular, you can expect to hear this one on repeat for many summers to come.

#67. BENNETT – Vois sur ton chemin (Techno Mix)
WORDS BY: DANIEL ŠIKLJAN

The BENNETT techno mix of Vois sur ton chemin sparked a completely new trend in our scene this year as it introduced what people nowadays call stutter techno. The Choristes’ original has been transformed into a scorching techno track and is now beloved by fans and listeners worldwide. What truly makes this track special is how influential it has been on the rave culture as a whole, best seen by the RaveTok trend on TikTok. Many people in this day and age thank this track for introducing them to the vast landscape of electronic music, especially techno.

#69. Teenage Mutants – Dark Clouds feat. Heerhorst & Peter Pahn
WORDS BY: LAKSHAY BHAGTANI

Teenage Mutants, collaborating with Heehorst and Peter Pahn, delivered a memorable Drumcode debut with ‘Dark Clouds,’ illuminating the techno sky. Drawing from their rich background, spanning releases on Terminal M, Filth on Acid, and 1605 Music Therapy, the trio created an anthem that stood out at events like Printworks, Awakenings at the Gashouder during ADE week, and Resistance Abu Dhabi. The track boasted thrilling dramaturgy, combining a stirring vocal line, a thundering acid-infused underbelly, and a laser-focused bassline. Teenage Mutants expressed their dream of creating a boundary-breaking anthem, a dream realized with Drumcode’s support at events like the Blue Tree Songkran festival in Phuket.

#71. Frost Children – Flatline
WORDS BY: LAKSHAY BHAGTANI

New York’s Frost Children, the sibling duo of Lulu and Angel Prost, redefined hyperpop with their single “Flatline.” Originally commissioned as a soundtrack for a 2021 runway show, the duo infused arch and giddy energy into their music. Following the self-release of their album “Spiral,” they had signed with True Panther Sounds. “Flatline” pulsated with a relentless house beat, accompanied by vocals oscillating between misty bedroom-pop and quasi-rap chants. The track showcased Frost Children’s genre-bending approach, offering a dynamic fusion of electronic beats and experimental vocals. The Powered By Wind-directed video complemented the track’s vibrant and unconventional essence.

#73. Sllash & Doppe – Bamboleo
WORDS BY: CREIGHTON BRANCH

This afro-house track was one that made its stamp on the genre this year. Spending over six weeks at #1 on the Beatport charts, this was Sllash & Doppe’s most successful release since 2019. Bamboleo, meaning a type of sway or wobble, played perfectly throughout clubs across the world and was one of the most fun tracks to come out this year. As you would expect, this song is filled with a ton of rhythm, and the percussion is top-notch. It’s no shock if anybody has this as their Afro-house song of 2023.

#75. Larse – A Part Of (Riva Starr Extended Saturn Mix)
WORDS BY: OURANIOS SAVVA

WIth Larse making waves back in 2022 with the release of ‘A Part Of,’ it comes to no surprise that various remixes have occurred in a bid to further elevate this banger of a track. Taking over the initiative of doing so, was no other than Italian DJ/Producer Riva Starr, with his Extended Saturn Mix taking us all on the most soothing and comforting of musical journeys. A stellar remix, elements of the original do remain intact, however, the noticeable add ons make for a deep house masterpiece.

#77. Basstripper – In The City
WORDS BY: MASON TAYLOR

In The City was a track that burgeoned in the Drum and Bass boom of this past festival season. Basstripper released what would become a massive heavy bass anthem with the track. From the offset, the track invites ravers to get crazy with its hectic musical production. Capitalising with deep undertone basses to reel listeners in, the drop punches with the deepest basses fused with distortion that forces listeners to stop and get down. Behind the music are ravenous arps that never cease, keeping ravers on their feet and working in double time.

#79. ATCG – Don’t Stop The Music
WORDS BY: LAKSHAY BHAGTANI

Based in the North Italian city of Brescia, the highly talented artist ATCG released his well-crafted record Don’t Stop The Music halfway through 2023, and it instantly skyrocketed, be it in terms of streams or at clubs and festivals. The artist has been on a roll ever since, unleashing fresh new tunes from his studio consistently. Commanding attention from the first beat, Don’t Stop The Music comes with an infectious bassline, delivering a groovy foundation that keeps the momentum alive. The arrangement cleverly builds, introducing new layers and intensifying the experience, ensuring that “Don’t Stop the Music” becomes a compelling and unforgettable addition to the tech house genre.

#81. REZZ x Quackson x Wreckno – Gyrate
WORDS BY: ALSHAAN KASSAM

REZZ, Quackson, and Wreckno united for ‘Gyrate’ undoubtedly an iconic moment for the bass scene. With REZZ’s distinctively dark and hypnotic beats coupled with Quackson and Wreckno’s energy, ‘Gyrate’ becomes more than a collaboration as the seamless fusion of styles crafts a bass-heavy melody fans have been playing on repeat. The track is a testament to the artists’ collective ability to transcend genre norms, making ‘Gyrate’ a cutting-edge masterpiece that resonates with bass enthusiasts around the globe.

#83. Samantha Loveridge, Treetalk – Losing My Religion
WORDS BY: MILAN ZEISLER

The reimagining of the originally well-known lyrics to “Losing My Religion” took the whole track in a whole new direction. The melodic house & techno reworking, with a special drum sound in the background, resulted in a truly fantastic creation. Seeing this masterpiece realized in the electronic music direction, most of us will be surprised, at how good it is to see an old well-known vocal sound in the present.

#85. Mark Knight, James Hurr – Lady (Hear Me Tonight)
WORDS BY: DANIEL ŠIKLJAN

Modjo’s iconic Lady (Hear Me Tonight) has remained one of the pinnacles of electronic music since its release in 2001. Various remixes and bootlegs came and gone but not many can rival the version Mark Knight & James Hurr presented this year. Taking a more raw approach to the classic, the Toolroom boss incorporated heavy drums in the drops which makes the track walk a fine line between emotion and energy. A truly masterful version by one of the house pioneers of the 2000s.

#87. Bart Skils – Roll The Dice
WORDS BY: LAKSHAY BHAGTANI

Bart Skils made a stellar return to Drumcode through his massive dancefloor anthem, “Roll the Dice.” The renowned Dutch producer, known for crafting breathtaking beats, once again delivered a track that commanded attention. The title track featured a sharp, reverb-infused bassline complemented by an engaging Arabic vocal sample, creating an irresistible and memorable tune. The rolling bassline had bodies moving instantly, making it a standout in Skils’ energetic sets—recently showcased during a lively tour of South America and at Space Miami. With its catchy elements and exotic vocal vibes, “Roll the Dice” lingered in the minds of listeners, offering an exhilarating journey into Skils’ sonic prowess.

#89. Space 92 – Gravity
WORDS BY: MILAN ZEISLER

French DJ and producer Space 92 has been active this year in releasing better and better tracks. In just the second month of the year, he released the track that has become one of the darlings of techno culture this year. “Gravity” was released on Reinier Zonneveld’s label Filth on Acid. The track is a really punchy club track with really trippy melodies.

#91. Francis Mercier, Nitefreak, Idd Aziz – Kamili
WORDS BY: OURANIOS SAVVA

A production full of raw emotion, ‘Kamili’ made quite the impact within the dance scene in 2023, with the overall release amassing millions of streams, and being broadcasted on a global scale. Infused with Francis Mercier’s signature sound, the addition of Nitefreak and Idd Aziz helped elevate the track to even further heights, whilst the overall feel surrounding ‘Kamili’ was one of pure bliss and of a deep emotive aura. A collaboration for the books, ‘Kamili’ will hit right in the feels, so be prepared to embark on the most meaningful of musical journeys to date.

#93. Hardwell, Nicky Romero, MERYLL – I Wanna Dance
WORDS BY: MASON TAYLOR

Back from an almost decade-long hiatus, Hardwell has shown over the past 2 years that there is no stop in sight for the artist. Teaming up with co-legend Nicky Romero, the pair released I Wanna Dance. The track is aptly suited for any underground or warehouse raves that we’ve seen over the past year and invites listeners to dance along with a heart-pounding bass line and just the right level of distortion. The track highlights unforgettable nights getting hot and sweaty at the rave in parties they may or may not remember the next day.

#95. PEEKABOO, Flowdan, Skrillex, G-Rex – Badders
WORDS BY: ALSHAAN KASSAM

‘Badders’ by PEEKABOO, Flowdan, Skrillex, and G-Rex stands out in 2023, seamlessly merging dark production, commanding vocals, and iconic influence. This genre-defying masterpiece signifies a dynamic fusion of diverse talents. Fans can easily recall when Skrillex posted a video on his Instagram capturing the electrifying crowd energy at WE LOVE GREEN Festival in Paris which represents the track’s significance. ‘Badders’ not only exemplifies collaborative brilliance but also carves a distinct presence in the music industry, where creativity and collective artistry converge to craft an immersive musical journey.

#97. Diplo, Walker & Royce, Channel Tres – Diamond Therapy
WORDS BY: DANIEL ŠIKLJAN

A collaboration for the ages. It’s not often you see such a stacked lineup of insanely talented artists on one track and yet Diplo, Walker & Royce, and Channel Tres managed to completely blow all expectations out of the water when their collaboration Diamond Therapy officially dropped. Channel Tres’ mysterious voice echoes through the track’s frequencies with ease and Diplo and Walker & Royce showcased their exquisite production techniques to concoct one of the standout house tracks of the whole year.

#99. Pickle – Crank That
WORDS BY: MILAN ZEISLER

The all-time favourite musical character, Pickle returned in March with their first release of the year. The bass house track, infused with strong beats, was released on Pickle’s usual Spinnin’ Records, but this time, through its sub-label, Musical Freedom. So far, the track has reached millions of views across multiple platforms, which is no surprise as our little electronic music hero has outdone their brilliant self.