#4 Feat. Banner in Bass House

Championed as a future star on BBC Radio 1, Lu.Re drops a big remix of Breakthrough, one of the singles from Will Clarkes Midnight Mass album. With ample club appeal and the drive of a peak-time highlight, this remix will make any crowd go nuts on the dance floor.

Will Clarke

#12 Feat. Banner in Afro House

Following on from Adam Beyers recent take on Give It Up, THEMBA and Khenya deliver a wicked Afro house version of The Good Mens renowned record. Layering the vocal hook and iconic horn riff over an irresistible rhythm and authentic Afro percussion, this version add a new sonic flavor to the global club circuit.

The Good Men, THEMBA (SA), Khenya (IBZ)

#30 Feat. Banner in Afro House

Reshaping Les Bisous Afro Disco, Spirit Fly presses the song more decisively into Afro house, to great effect. Melodious, groovy and buoyant, this remix will make any listener feel high on life.

Les Bisous

#36 Feat. Banner in Techno (Peak Time / Driving)

Optimized for dance floor carnage, Human Resources classic Dominator has gotten the unbridled Boys Noize treatment. Injecting even more energy in and around the iconic lead synth, the German-Iraqi DJ and producer adds so much fire it will take clubbers a while to recover.

Boys Noize, Human Resource

#40 Feat. Banner in Nu Disco / Disco

Embracing Afro house influences while retaining the disco soul at its core, Afro Disco is the latest dance floor banger from French disco house band Les Bisous. With ample flair and a great ethnic vocal, this track will be the star of the party.

Les Bisous

#42 Feat. Banner in Progressive House

Say Hello, the 2005 hit of Grammy-winning DJ and producer duo Deep Dish, gets pulled into the peak-time club through this anthemic remix from Paul Oakenfold and Anunnakis. With a darker demeaner, amplified intensity and an edginess that oozes with late-night thrill, this rendition will go off on dance floors the world over.

Deep Dish