R3HAB, Lee Foss, Luciano, Funkerman, Spencer Brown

R3HAB's Fight Machine chart is full of high-voltage energy, with the massive title track collaboration featuring ARTBAT, Stylo, Eli & Dani, and NAIIM, all of whom are renowned for their explosive melodic house and techno. It is packed with dancefloor weapons such as "Lazers (I Can't Stop Dancing)" with Vion Konger, "Louder For The People" with Afrojack, and "DA BASS", as well as fresh heat from Max Styler, Tiga x Meduza, Skytech, Matisse & Sadko and many more, spanning Mainstage, Indie Dance, Dance/Pop, Bass House and Melodic House & Techno. It's perfect mainstage ammo for DJs and ravers right now.

Lee Foss tops the charts with his unstoppable tech house track "Smack That", released on Repopulate Mars in collaboration with Polovich. This killer selection brings together label gems and current favourites, including Chris Di Perri's Space Modulation, Luciano & Carlo Lio's Latin techno grooves, Mesto's Caramelle, G. Felix's Reborn, Josh Baker and Paige Cavell's remixes, and Tony Romera's rework of Back & Forth. It's a must-have playlist for anyone who loves driving tech house and house essentials. This is a must-have playlist for anyone looking to take control of the dancefloor.

Luciano's Beat Me Up chart takes listeners on a deep, hypnotic journey through jackin house, tech house, indie dance, deep house, minimal/deep tech and ambient/experimental sounds. Starting with Carlo Lio's Midnight Mix of 'Secretos', it features tracks by Blunts, Luciano, ATOM, Arapu, Reboot x Tuccillo, DJ Sneak, Tripmastaz, Mr G, Hatiras and Federfunk, as well as rare cuts by Barker and Luciano's timeless 'Rise of Angel'. With over 20 tracks of pure underground soul, it is ideal for immersive, late-night sets.

Funkerman celebrates his uplifting house anthem, 'Ready to Heal' (featuring Divine and F-Man), with this feel-good chart, which is packed with groovy minimal/deep tech, tech house and jackin' house vibes. Highlights include Mene & ACA's 'White Ride', Marian (BR)'s 'Ain't No Way', Reelow's 'Vibra Alto', Manuel De Lorenzi's Latin tech heaters, Leon (Italy)'s 'The Snake', Huxley's remix of Divine, Nick Curly's remix of 'Don't You Want Some More' by Roolleh, and Alex Culross's remix of 'Don't You Want Some More' by Harry Romero. It's pure positive energy to keep the dancefloor moving and healing.

Spencer Brown's Four Shades EP chart showcases his stunning Bedrock release — 'Pattaya Sunrise', 'Aerocity', 'Hot Pot', and 'Plane Acid' — blended into a progressive journey with deep supporting cuts from 'Silat Beksi', 'I Wonder' by Daniel Stefanik, the 'Mystical Weird Sounding Dude' remix, 'Raw Techno' by Mike Isai, 'John Daly', 'Hermanez', 'Gian Luka', and more, spanning progressive house, techno (peak time/driving), tech house, deep house, and melodic house & techno. These are essential shades of groove for driving, atmospheric and peak-time sets.