Today the crates delivered a steady pulse of electronic house music, from deep and soulful rollers to driving tech-house and trance-tinged workouts. Ron Trent and Rochelle Jordan's "I'm Your Muse" tops the pile at 8.9, while Supernova's "The Joy" and Medlar's "Dot The T's" shore up the high end at 8.1. It is a day for locked-in grooves and hypnotic four-four momentum.
15 added to rotation
Glossy vocal deep-house that swaps basement grit for neon-bright, hook-heavy momentum.
A sleek, hook-laden cruiser that bridges the gap between trance euphoria and club functionality without breaking a sweat.
Chunky bass and glossy vocals collide at 128 BPM for a prime-time, hands-up house bullet.
A sun-drenched 122 BPM roller that pairs organic warmth with a relentless tech-house pulse, built for peak-time terrace hypnosis.
A glossy, vocal-led disco-house cruiser that beams straight onto daytime radio without sacrificing dancefloor credibility.
Solid, instrumental tech-house bridge: locked groove, high energy, but strictly mid-set utility.
A rubbery 128-BPM shimmy in 1A that props up bigger records without stealing the spotlight.
A glossy, big-room vocal refrain that knows exactly when to drop and where to stick.
A sleek, peak-time missile that trades trance histrionics for disciplined, melodic thrust—built for headline hours and locked jaws.
Ron Trent turns Rochelle Jordan's vocal into a 122 BPM sermon of silk and sweat—muscular deep house that grips the floor and refuses to let go.
At 120 BPM and maximum energy, it steams the room yet never quite boils over.
A glossy, 136 BPM garage cut where the vocal hook sinks its teeth in and refuses to let go, built for peak-time conversion.