Inside the Beatport Top 10: Rooléh, Route 94 and Adam Ten Join the Party
Two weeks after our last check-in, three new names have cracked dance music's scoreboard — here's who's running the Beatport Top 10 right now.
It’s been about two weeks since our last deep dive into the Beatport Top 10, and the chart has quietly reshuffled itself while nobody was looking. Some familiar faces are still parked near the top, but three new names have muscled their way in — so let’s get you caught up on who’s running dance music’s de facto scoreboard right now.
First, the holdovers. Tommy Phillips’ “Sun Is Shining (Lovelee Dae)” is still sitting at No. 1, refusing to budge after weeks of dominance. Right behind it at No. 2 is Beave’s “1997,” the long-teased anthem that stormed the chart the second it finally got a proper release. HUGEL holds No. 3 with the Ultra Naté link-up “Movin’ To The Sun,” and Interplanetary Criminal and Silva Bumpa’s “HOLD DA PHONE” is right there at No. 4. The Wu-Tang Clan, Michael Bibi and Kettama’s “MYSTERY OF RAW” keeps flying the CircoLoco flag at No. 6, with labelmates Cloonee and Prospa’s “Free Your Mind” at No. 8, and Josh Baker’s “Breaking Point” rounds things out at No. 10.
Now for the new blood, because that’s where it gets interesting.
Rooléh — “Want To Know” (No Art), No. 5. The Dutch producer’s club weapon has been all over the place for months — you’ve almost certainly heard it in a set even if you couldn’t name it — and now that it’s out on ANOTR’s No Art imprint, it’s converting all that dancefloor goodwill into chart position. A groover this effortless sitting top five feels exactly right.
Route 94 — “4Get The Girl (Mellizos Remix)” (Defected), No. 7. Remember when “My Love” was inescapable? Route 94’s “4Get The Girl” gets a fresh coat of paint from Spanish duo Mellizos, and the remix — released in early August on Defected — has been climbing steadily ever since. There’s something satisfying about a Route 94 record charting hard in 2026.
Adam Ten & Rafael — “Beat Goes On” (Maccabi House), No. 9. Adam Ten’s Maccabi House crew has been building one of the most reliable grooves-first catalogs in the game, and “Beat Goes On” with Rafael is the latest proof. It’s warm, it’s bouncy, and it doesn’t try too hard — which is probably why DJs can’t stop reaching for it.
Zoom out and the picture is clear: tech house and its groovier cousins still own the Beatport upper deck, CircoLoco Records has two horses in the race, and the No. 1 spot remains weirdly hard to dislodge. Will “Sun Is Shining” still be on top when we check back in? At this point we’re not betting against it — but Beave’s “1997” is lurking, and charts love a plot twist.
