Martin Garrix – No Sleep feat. Bonn

Martin Garrix & Bonn are back together again, and we absolutely love it! Teased earlier this week, ‘No Sleep’ is finally here. Sparks fly whenever these two get in the studio together.  Last summer they premiered ‘High on Life’ during the closing set of Tomorrowland and riding the highs of that premiere they couldn’t sleep and just began writing ‘No Sleep’.

‘No Sleep’ marks Garrix’s first release of 2019. If this track is any indication for what Martin has planned the rest of the year, the 22-year-old superstar is primed to retain his DJ Mag #1 ranking. This track is perfect for festivals as well as soft enough for a joyride. The drop mixes a beautiful orchestral synth with a flair of tropical sounding bells that has subtle vibes from 2015 Garrix release ‘Don’t Look Down’ feat Usher. While this track isn’t as big room as ‘High on Life’, Martin finds a happy medium between progressive house and pop. Not to mention Bonn absolutely kills the vocals for this track giving off an energy that he’s truly living out his wildest dreams.

After hearing this track, we couldn’t be any more excited to hear what else Martin Garrix has in store for us in 2019!

Check out Martin Garrix’s ‘No Sleep’ feat. Bonn down below:

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EDC Las Vegas Is 90% Sold Out

Insomniac Events premiere festival of the year, EDC Las Vegas, is nearing it’s first sell out since 2016.

Electric Daisy Carnival is currently North America’s largest electronic dance music event hosting close to 150,000 attendees throughout the entire weekend. 2018 will mark the festival’s 22nd anniversary and will be the first ever Electric Daisy Carnival to host RV and on-site camping as well as dates to be hosted in the month of May which is just one month outside of it’s original dates.

EDC LV has sold out it’s general admission passes from years 2011 through 2016. Last year, there was no warning of a sell out compared to this year with just less than 2 months away passes are 90% sold out.

Electric Daisy Carnival will be held at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway May 18th, 19th, & 20th. Get your passes now!

WARNING ⚠: #EDCLV2018 passes are now 90% SOLD OUT!

Grab your ticket now before we’re FULLY LOADED. ✔ → https://t.co/PfRiRE1WTG pic.twitter.com/uDxob4ZIm5

— EDC (@EDC_LasVegas) March 20, 2018

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Major Lazer’s ‘Lean On’ being number one is really no surprise since it was given the prestigious award of being the most streamed song ever on Spotify and reached 1 billion plays on YouTube. However, there are nine others that made the cut as well. Lost Frequeinces had a couple of submissions as well as Kygo. DJ Snake came in at number four with ‘You Know You Life It’ featuring Aluna George. Calvin Harris and Disciples were at number seven, with The Avener’s ‘Fade Out Lines” at number nine and Martin Solveig + GTA’s ‘Intoxicated’ rounding out the top ten.

10 Most Shazamed Dance Tracks of 2015

#1 Major Lazer ‘Lean On’

#2 Lost Frequencies ‘Are You With Me’

#3 Kygo feat. Conrad Sewell ‘Firestone’

#4 DJ Snake feat. AlunaGeorge ‘You Know You Like It’

#5 Feder feat. Lyse ‘Goodbye’

#6 Kygo feat. Parson James ‘Stole the Show’

#7 Calvin Harris feat. Disciples ‘How Deep Is Your Love’

#8 Lost Frequencies feat. Janieck Devy ‘Reality’

#9 The Avener ‘Fade Out Lines’

#10 Martin Solveig & GTA ‘Intoxicated’

Notice the stark difference in the Ibiza Shazamed tracks compared to those around the world. There are a lot of underground selections and that reflects the style of the White Isle during the summer months. Go take a look at our top tracks for 2015. You’ll see some familiar and off the beat-the-beaten path selections.

Ibiza’s most Shazamed tracks of 2015

#1 Felix Jaehn ft Jasmine Thompson ‘Ain’t Nobody’

#2 Gregory Porter ‘Liquid Spirit’ (Claptone remix)

#3 Frankey & Sandrino ‘Acamar’

#4 Sam Feldt ft Kimberly Anne ‘Show Me Love’

#5 Watermat ‘Bullit’

#6 Format:B ‘Chunky’

#7 Robin Shulz ft Ilsey ‘Headlights’

#8 London Grammar ‘Sights’ (Dennis Ferrer remix)

#9 Elderbrook ‘How Many Times’ (Andhim remix)

#10 Anna Naklab ‘Supergirl’

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Future House isn’t the Future Anymore

Future House, we barely knew ye. Only a year after your rise to prominence, you don’t feel so futuristic anymore. Some artists are still showing the groove and versatility of the subgenre (we’re looking at you Tchami), but seemingly every artist in existence has a bland future house track under their belt by today. Artists who were huge in the big room game a year ago have more than likely all released some reiteration of the sound in “Gecko.” Also, innumerable podcasts have an obligatory 30 minutes of future house now, which might be “trendy” but it works much better for an artist like Tommy Trash, who has 1 foot in the underground scene, than it probably does for producers like Showtek or twoloud who made their names with the biggest of big room house.  These things are all indications that it’s a pretty good time for the party to clear out. Don’t worry, the innovation from Future House moved right next door to “Bass House” (or Future Bass?), and Oliver Helens has moved along with it (as Hi-Lo). It wouldn’t be a far stretch to say a year from today, in 2016, the same could be said about this transition too. Subgenres rise and wane quickly in dance music, so it will be interesting to see how things develop into next year.

The Return of Legendary Producers You Barely Know

This year you were told about the return of some huge dance music pioneers and how excited you should be – move over Daft Punk. You might consider yourself a big fan of EDM, yet feel awkward because you may barely know some these artists. I realize that it’s basically heresy to say this aloud, but we’re going to be brave and speak truth to power. Now of course dance music has a wide age range, so the veterans were legitimately excited for the return of The Chemical Brothers, Faithless, Justice, and The Prodigy; understandably so, as they grew up to these artists and respected their craft and their continuing relevance today through remixes and reworks of their tracks still being played all the time.

Since the hype surrounding these returns was enough to make Swedish House Mafia blush, you probably did a little digging into their discographies and listened to their new music as well. You weren’t immediately hooked yet, but kept going along with it because they pioneered this genre and they’re so revered! You finally got to see them play a festival set and……you still don’t understand the excitement. We’re here to tell you that’s OK, and that different generations appreciate different things – let the high-brow fans cry heresy all they want. We’re also here to tell the rest of you that just because somebody’s interest in dance music began in the recent boom era, that does not mean they are not a lower class of human fan than you. Now don’t get it twisted these are awesome and legendary groups worthy of your time, but don’t expect them to cater to the modern dance music style…and we’ll see you at Alive 2017.

All About the Aliases

This year dance music’s biggest names got trapped in a steel cage of expectations. Make something outside of that box, and summon the wrath of millions. Armin van Buuren can’t take a step down the street without being told he is walking away from Trance. Some other huge names like Afrojack found themselves in a public perception rut and needed a way to become edgy again. We’re not sure whether there was an official meeting or if these people all have the same PR team, but many artists decided to experiment with Aliases.

Some of dance music’s most notable aliases have been Oceanlab, Gaia, Pryda/Cirez D…and they’re nothing new. This year we saw Armin add to his multiple personalities and resurrect an old alias known as Rising Star, and besides that everybody else got in on the fun. Some of these aliases are precursors to the artists we know today, while others are new.  While the whole exercise appears excessive, it actually provides the artist several different outlets to develop distinct musical personas – like Eric Prydz has done. It allows folks like Armin van Buuren to drift into more Progressive territory while pumping out trance gold under Gaia or Rising Star. Here’s a list of just a few, and it doesn’t even include the mysterious ones which we’ll cover next.

Eric Prydz = Pryda = Cirez D = Tonja Holma = google the rest

Tiësto = TST  = Allure = (formerly) half of Gouryella

Datsik = Ephwurd

Armin van Buuren = Gaia = Rising Star

Oliver Heldens = Hi-Lo

Afrojack = Nick van de Wall = NLW

Ferry Corsten = Gouryella (formerly + Tiësto)

Above & Beyond = Oceanlab

David Guetta = Pelican Project

Maor Levi = 1/3 of Bad Royale

The Hottest New Producer is: ???

The only thing hotter than side projects this year was side projects with a conspiracy angle. It allows the artist the ability to tease their anonymous identity, whether or not it really is them (looking at you Skrillex). It also allows the anonymous producer to drop breadcrumbs that they might be somebody they’re not, in order to gain a bigger following. This year saw several unknown artists rise to prominence mainly because of rumors they were a high profile artist in secret. We saw that sometimes this turns out to be genius marketing combined with a bright new talent such as ZHU (initially rumored to be Skrillex) or ATTLAS (initially rumored to be deadmau5). However, in many cases these might be multiple people or artists who want to escape the expectations that the big names are dealing with. Rumors about the identity of Marshmello have led to groups conspiring to rush the stage when he performs. Word on the street is that Malaa is actually a French collective of Tchami, Mercer, and DJ Snake, and the similarities in their recent mixes only adds fuel to the fire. Only in one case did one of the conspiracies turn out to be completely true, and that was Hi-Lo being Oliver Helens. That reveal was just enough to keep the other conspiracies living on long into 2016. So keep checking out who reposts their mysterious Soundcloud posts and Tweets and keep checking on who is the first follower of that mysterious new producer, because you never know.

You Get a label! Everybody Gets a Label!

Rather than describe this, here’s pictures of some the new labels created this year or right at the end of 2014. Remember, these are in addition to all of the numerous other labels you already know. See if you can guess who started each one and whether you have ever listened to one of the releases from it. Is this great for fans or overkill? It probably depends on the label.

“..but this time he’s playing live”

Since EDM became such a dirty word in 2013-14, the natural reaction of many DJs in 2015 was to accept the premise as true and distance themselves from “EDM.” Plenty of Kygo fans were probably confused to hear about the debut of his “Live” show at Ultra 2015 after they had seen him months earlier at TomorrowWorld. This phenomena existed in years past with artists like Pendulum, but came to the forefront again through the likes of Porter Robinson and Keys N Krates (among others).

To their credit, they incorporate instruments into their performances and improvise in ways regular DJs don’t. Also these performances are distinct shows more like a traditional concert that require trucks of extra equipment and don’t flow in the same way as a DJ set. However, to most of us these instruments are basically super advanced versions of Guitar Hero and still trigger the same synths that producers use in the studio or with controllers. Sure, equipment aficionados will refute this, but the point is that it’s all still electronic music and DJ sets can be just as “live” as these performances. On top of that, some of these shows are actually much more choreographed than a DJ set. Some artists in dance music have always performed this way and artists like Keys N Krates and are truly unique, but you know there is a cash cow trend when Krewella jumps on board. Perhaps one of the biggest perks of new “live” shows is the heavy dose of real musicality snobbery that comes with it. In a way this trend gives more ammo to the “DJs just push play” naysayers, and we can’t get enough of it.

Pretty Much Everybody Released an Album

In 2014 we said it was the year of the EDM album, but actually it was the first year in a trilogy of EDM album years. In 2015, we saw the probably the most albums covering a whole range of artists and subgenres and far too many to list out here. There were many outstanding entries as you can see from our own list, but there were also some high profile stumbles. These albums taught the lesson that some artists are just better served releasing singles and EPs, and honestly that’s not a bad thing.

The rush to release an album led to some being announced and released within a relatively short time frame, like Kaskade‘s Automatic. This is obviously great fan service, but it’s harder to overlook an entire album when it is painstakingly teased out one single at a time for months. In 2015 soon after a release, another album would drop so soon that audiences would quickly forget about the last one and maybe only listen to it one time through if at all. In the stampede some artists’ albums were absolutely crushed like Carnage, Nervo, and Steve Aoki who released albums that barely got a mention or had any notable tracks that received play time or critical attention. While those might be due to the quality of the albums, others like Laidback Luke‘s Listen were simply crowded out. Next year is the final year in the trilogy (probably…) which will see all the remaining high profile albums come out, including (probably…) MAKJ, Steve Angello Pt. 2, Martin Garrix, Eric Prydz, and several more until every single DJ has released an album. Hopefully by then everybody will have it out of their system.

You More than Likely Got Rained on at a Festival

We already talked about this at length so no need to go over it again. We’re also not here to tell you it’s a sign of the apocalypse. The simple fact is, there are more festivals than ever before which means there are more chances for your festival to happen on a rainy weekend. It also didn’t help that luck was not on the side of the Southeast as Ultra, TomorrowWorld, Sunset Music Festival, and more saw significant rains and inclement weather. After this year you probably don’t fear rain during a festival anymore (or at least shouldn’t), but you sure as hell fear the mud that follows. I mean, you couldn’t possibly get rained on at the same festival 2 years in a row right?

Ditching Longtime Management was Trendy AF

This year saw the book close on some of dance music’s most notable business partnerships. We saw Axwell and Sebastian Ingrosso separate from their longtime manager, Amy Thomson and join forced with Avicii mastermind, Ash Pournari. Amy Thomson is the woman responsible for the unstoppable force that was Swedish House Mafia, and she continues to represent the group in its affairs. While they remain friends, perhaps this will lead to a more interesting change in style from Axwell /\ Ingrosso as they prepare to release an album next year too. We also saw Martin Garrix fly from the Spinnin Records nest, in a less than friendly fashion. The two sides split in a ugly spat that ended up all over social media and led to a standoff over rights to Martin’s music. We know the rise of Martin Garrix is owed to the branding genius of Spinnin Records, so it will be interesting to see what happens now that he is on his own. Lastly, Afrojack split from his management in a bid to start his own agency. As he tries to rebrand himself through side projects and revamped Wall Release roster, he wants to take on some talent like Apster and run things himself. We will see how these changes shake out in 2016.

Honorable Mentions

• We created “It’s Lit Fam”
• Washed up and/or C-list celebrities taking up DJing

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Now that we’ve gotten those lists out of the way, it’s time for the most important one of them all: the ‘Top 25 Original Tracks of 2015’. In order to determine the best of the best, we (the editors) created a Facebook poll and asked our staff members what they thought the best original track of 2015 was. This was the fairest way to compile the list and while many of you might not agree with the selections, we feel that we were pretty accurate. With that in mind, it’s time to get started.

25. Galantis – Peanut Butter Jelly

24. DJ Snake ft. Bipolar Sunshine – Middle

23. Axwell /\ Ingrosso – On My Way

22. The Chainsmokers ft. ROZES – Roses

21. Flosstradamus & TroyBoi – Soundclash

20. Cazzette ft. Newtimers – Together

19. Wrechiski & Jason Ross – Atlas

18. Alison Wonderland – U Don’t Know

17. ZHU x Bone Thugs-N-Harmony x Trombone Shorty – Hold Up Wait A Minute

16. Don Diablo ft. Emeni – Universe

15. Louis The Child ft. K.Flay – It’s Strange

14. Steve Angello ft. Gary Go – Prisoner

13. Nero – The Thrill

12. Disclosure ft. Sam Smith – Omen

11. Flume ft. Andrew Wyatt – Some Minds

10. Tchami ft. Stacy Barthe – After Life

9. Jauz & Ephwurd – Rock The Party

8. Calvin Harris & Disciples – How Deep Is Your Love

7. Kaskade ft. Ilsey – Disarm You

6. Duke Dumont – Ocean Drive

5. Andrew Bayer ft. Asbjørn – Super Human

When a tune is debuted at a legendary venue, there is a good chance it will turn into a legendary track. Bayer premiered “Super Human” at Madison Square Garden during ABGT100 and it ended up becoming one of 2015’s best tracks and added another jewel to the Anjunabeats crown.

4. Valentino Khan – Deep Down Low

This particular track was everywhere during Miami Music Week, with artists such as Axwell /\ Ingrosso, Zeds Dead, DJ Snake, Tchami and more incorporating it into their Ultra sets. That being said, things got real when Alesso dropped it during his headlining set at Coachella. After that, “Deep Down Low” became inescapable during festival season and Valentino Khan scored a well-earned hit.

3. Jack Ü ft. Justin Bieber – Where Are Ü Now

It could be argued that Diplo and Skrillex completely resurrected Justin Bieber’s career with “Where Are Ü Now”. The song kicked off a huge year for the Canadian pop star and since its release, he has been smashing records with his latest album Purpose. This track was definitely one of the songs of the summer, along with the other Diplo-produced jam below.

2. Major Lazer & DJ Snake ft. MØ – Lean On

Diplo was recently nominated for ‘Producer of the Year’ at the Grammy Awards, which isn’t really surprising since he helped create two of the year’s biggest tunes. “Lean On” was all over the radio this year and Spotify even declared it the ‘Most Streamed Song of All-Time’. Not bad for an electronic song.

1. Eric Prydz – Opus

Last but not least, we have the king of progressive house: Eric Prydz. This song took the top spot by a mile. The superstar premiered “Opus” during his EDC Las Vegas set and fans have been drooling over it ever since. It’s the title track of Prydz’s forthcoming album and we can only hope that the rest of the LP is half as good as this tune. If you still haven’t listened to “Opus”, do it now. It will be the best 9 minutes you’ve ever spent.

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T5. Jai Wolf

About a year ago, Skrillex discovered Jai Wolf after his remix of “Ease My Mind” was tweeted at him. Sonny then released the track through OWSLA and ever since then, Jai Wolf has been killing it. He is now a part of ODESZA’s Foreign Family Collective and even released his debut single, “Indian Summer”, via the duo’s label.

T5. REZZ

This Canadian producer went from DJing her high school dances to performing at TomorrowWorld and HARD Day of the Dead. Not bad for a teenager from Niagara Falls. Her unique brand of techno has taken the Internet by storm and has even caught the attention of Skrillex and deadmau5.

4. KSHMR

Many people do not agree with the DJ Mag Top 100, but something that a lot of people can agree on is that KSHMR truly deserved the 7UP Next Up Award for being the highest new entry. The guy is a production wizard and we’re excited to see what he will come up with in 2016.

3. NGHTMRE

A lot of people say trap music is dying, but if there is anyone with the ability to resurrect the genre, it’s NGHTMRE. This year alone, he remixed the likes of GTA, GRiZ, Keys N Krates and more. It’s also worth noting that he had one of the craziest trap songs of the year in “Street”.

2. Marshmello

We still don’t really know who this guy is (*cough* DOTCOM *cough*), but one thing we do know is that he can produce a mean track. His take on Adele’s “Hello” was one of the biggest remixes of 2015 and we bet he will drop a whole batch of new ones in 2016.

1. Jauz

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you would know that Jauz had a year to remember. His breakout hit, “Feel The Volume”, was released last year, but you could argue that it was actually one of 2015’s biggest tunes. That being said, the Los Angeles producer did drop some big songs over the past 12 months, including originals “Rock The Party”, “Deeper Love” and “Squad Out!” as well as remixes of “PLUR Police”, “Tip Toe Wing In My Jawwd-inz” and “Lean On”.

Honorable Mentions:
Shaun Frank
Oshi
Malaa

How did we do? Let us know who you think 2015’s biggest breakout act was in the comments. Also, be sure to check out our lists of the ‘Top 10 Remixes Of 2015’ and ‘Top 5 Albums Of 2015’.

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Over the past 12 months, we here at EDMTunes have written up more tracks than we can count. Many of those productions are remixes, which means it would be difficult to find a better group of people to come up with a list of the year’s best remixes. That being said, we (the editors) decided to create a Facebook poll and ask our staff members what they think the best remix of 2015 is. This was the fairest way to compile the list and while many of you might not agree with the selections, we feel that we were pretty accurate. After calculating the results from the highly-debated survey, we can now present our list of the ‘Top 10 Remixes of 2015’.

10. Faithless – Salva Mea 2.0 (Above & Beyond Remix)

A legendary dance music act remixing another legendary dance music act? This is just a recipe for success.

9. Rihanna – Bitch Better Have My Money (Claude VonStroke Remix)

We never thought we would see the day that Claude VonStroke remixed Rihanna, but now that it happened, we can’t imagine our lives without it.

8. Porter Robinson – Flicker (Mat Zo Remix)

The first of two entries to come from Porter Robinson’s Worlds Remixed album is Mat Zo’s take on “Flicker”. Find out why Porter called this “one of the best remixes i’ve ever gotten in my life” below.

7. The Chainsmokers – Let You Go (Steve James Remix)

When Steve James isn’t making hits for Justin Bieber, he’s churning out killer remixes like this particular one. Watch out for this kid in 2016.

6. Eric Prydz VS CHVRCHES – Tether

Eric Prydz doesn’t release too many remixes, so when he does, people go bonkers. His collaborative effort with CHVRCHES is one to drool over.

5. The Weeknd – The Hills (RL Grime Remix)

The Weeknd was one of the biggest breakout stars of 2015 and when trap king RL Grime got his hands on “The Hills”, something magical happened.

4. Porter Robinson – Divinity (feat. Amy Millan) (ODESZA Remix)

When two of the most forward-thinking acts in the industry come together, you know it’s bound to get people talking. ODESZA’s remix of “Divinity” is pure bliss.

3. Adele – Hello (marshmello Remix)

This stellar take on Adele’s hit song keeps getting taken down due to copyright reasons, but the fact that there is a new version of it popping up every single day shows just how much people love this remix.

2. GTA – Red Lips feat. Sam Bruno (Skrillex Remix)

This tune has been floating around for quite some time now. We didn’t even know if it would make this list due to the fact that it seemed like Skrillex was never going to actually release the song. Thankfully, the famous “Red Lips” remix is finally here for you to enjoy.

1. Nero – The Thrill (Porter Robinson Remix)

This remix was the first production that Porter Robinson released since his critically-acclaimed debut album. Worlds is a pretty tough act to follow, but Porter managed to exceed expectations. He debuted the remix at Coachella and it has been stuck in our heads ever since.

Honorable mentions:

-Sam Smith – Lay Me Down (Flume Remix)
-Eric Prydz – Opus (Four Tet Remix)
-Tiesto & KSHMR – Secrets (Don Diablo VIP)
-Zomboy – Terror Squad (Bro Safari & Ricky Remedy Remix)
-Above & Beyond – Fly To New York feat. Zoë Johnston (Above & Beyond vs. Jason Ross Club Mix)

Did we miss anything? Let us know what your favorite remix of 2015 was in the comments.

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As Tomorrowland prepares to debut a feature length documentary film, the festival has offered up a trailer to show just how wild the year has been. We assume TomorrowWorld 2015 wont be in the mix, but between Tomorrowland 2014 and 2015, the festival has featured 4 of its signature main stages (Books, Volcano, Key, and Castle). Check out the fomo inducing trailer below and watch out for the premiere in December.

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RL Grime – Halloween Mix 2015

Halloween is a great time for dance music fans. We get to dress up in some freaky costumes, attend some top-notch events and most importantly, we get a new RL Grime mix to hold us over for the year. For the 4th year in a row, the electronic music superstar dropped his highly anticipated Halloween mix. Over the course of roughly 70 minutes, Henry Steinway takes us on a musical journey that consists of the best in hip hop, trap and everything in between. In fact, the mix even features appearances from iconic author R.L. Stine and actor/comedian Hannibal Buress.

RL Grime fans love to argue over which Halloween mix is the best and judging by the first few minutes of this latest offering, the 2015 edition has the ability to his greatest. Unfortunately, the Los Angeles producer has not revealed the tracklist yet, but we’ll be sure to let you know when he does. Check out RL Grime’s 2015 Halloween mix, which he has left as a free download, below and if you’re looking to catch him this weekend, he’ll be in Lowell, Massachusetts tonight and New Orleans, Louisiana tomorrow.

RL Grime – Halloween Mix 2015 | Download

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After months of speculation, it has been revealed that Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike are the new #1 DJs in the world according to the DJ Mag Top 100. Last year, the guys held down the #2 spot, but thanks to massive hits like “The Hum” and “Higher Place” as well as an aggressive marketing campaign, they have overtaken Hardwell. The Belgians have been the face of Tomorrowland for years now and it seems like all of their hard work has paid off. Check out the live stream of the event below and be sure to take a look at the complete list while you’re at it.

The 2015 DJ Mag Top 100

100. Knife Party
99. Cosmic Gate
98. Galantis
97. Swanky Tunes
96. Mike Candys
95. Tujamo
94. Miss K8
93. Quentin Mosimann
92. Andy C
91. MaRLo
90. Sander van Doorn
89. Robin Schulz
88. Carnage
87. Zatox
86. Flux Pavilion
85. Ferry Corsten
84. Kaskade
83. MAKJ
82. ATB
81. Krewella
80. Quintino
79. Da Tweekaz
78. Will Sparks
77. Chuckie
76. Yellow Claw
75. Netsky (Highest D&B Entry)
74. Borgeous
73. Frontliner
72. Radical Redemption
71. Tenishia
70. UMEK
69. Daft Punk
68. Borgore
67. Dillon Francis
66. Firebeatz
65. Disclosure
64. Laidback Luke
63. Carl Cox
62. Tchami
61. Kura
60. Danny Avila
59. DJ Chetas
58. Diego Miranda
57. Eric Prydz
56. Markus Schulz
55. Porter Robinson
54. Major Lazer
53. Brennan Heart
52. WolfPack
51. Richie Hawtin
50. Vicetone
49. Coone
48. Headhunterz
47. Shogun
46. Tom Swoom
45. Jack Ü
44. Alok
43. VINAI
42. Aly & Fila
41. Paul van Dyk
40. Andrew Rayel
39. Bassjackers
38. Angerfist
37. Showtek
36. Ummet Ozcan
35. Fedde Le Grand
34. Yves V
33. Kygo
32. DJ Snake
31. Steve Angello
30. Don Diablo (highest climb)
29. Above & Beyond
28. Deorro
27. Dyro
26. Dannic
25. deadmau5
24. Nervo
23. KSHMR (highest new entry)
22. Zedd
21. R3hab
20. Diplo
19. Blasterjaxx
18. Nicky Romero
17. Axwell /\ Ingrosso (highest collaboration)
16. DVBBS
15. Dash Berlin
14. W&W
13. Alesso
12. Oliver Heldens (highest house DJ)
11. Calvin Harris
10. Steve Aoki
9. Skrillex (highest dubstep)
8. Afrojack
7. Avicii
6. David Guetta
5. Tiesto
4. Armin van Buuren (highest trance)
3. Martin Garrix
2. Hardwell
1. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike

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