Dance to iconic house music hits! Timeless anthems that continue to captivate the world

Move Your BodyMarshall Jefferson

Move Your Body

A house music anthem.

Among house music fans, there are probably very few who don’t know it—it’s that famous.

Covers are still being released to this day.

Marshall Jefferson is an originator of Chicago house, and this masterpiece was released on the venerable Trax Records.

While the label has its share of edgy tracks, this one delivers a classic, accessible sound that appeals to a wide audience.

In recent years, it saw a revival thanks to a cover by Solardo, the unit that serves as resident DJs at the popular Ibiza club Hï.

Can You Feel ItMr Fingers

Mr Fingers – Can You Feel It (Trax Records 1986)

The legendary Chicago house label Trax Records.

Among its catalogue, this work stands out as an especially popular classic.

Partly due to the label’s policy, countless reissues, remasters, and digital distributions have been released, which tends to obscure the original—but the first release dates back to 1986, before house music had permeated the global market.

It was the dawn of the genre.

The “ecstatic, melancholic atmosphere” that later became a benchmark for deep house traces back to this track.

A quintessential masterpiece of Chicago deep.

Show Me LoveRobin S

Robin S – Show Me Love (Official Music Video) [1993]

When it comes to talking about house music, this is an essential work: a masterpiece released on Big Beat in 1993.

It’s a track packed with the true appeal of house—catchy melodies with an unmistakable hint of mystery.

This one’s an anthem that still gets played frequently today.

It’s distinctive, yet I don’t think anyone could dislike it.

If you haven’t heard it yet, you absolutely should! I also recommend the edit by StoneBridge, the Stockholm DJ and producer who’s been Grammy-nominated and has worked with artists from Usher to Lenny Kravitz.

You Don’t Know MeArmand Van Helden

[Armand Van Helden] You Don’t Know Me

This work is often considered a pioneer of filter house, where the main development is built around opening and closing the filter—a technique that led to massive hits like Daft Punk’s “One More Time” and Eric Prydz’s “Call On Me.” It was produced by street icon Armand Van Helden.

In recent years, his unit with A-Trak, the DMC scratch world champion, Duck Sauce, has gained popularity.

Even if the name doesn’t immediately ring a bell, everyone will recognize it when they hear “Barbra Streisand.”

VIDEO CRASHTyree

Video Crash

There are many different styles of Chicago house, but this is a classic that leans toward the crazy ghetto house sound and later connects to ghetto tech.

Its hallmark is a thunderbolt-like synth that crashes in like sound effects.

It was produced by Tyree Cooper, a central figure who sparked the hip-house movement that exploded in the early ’90s.

This track has a notorious backstory: DJ Funk, a pioneer of ghetto tech who lived next door at the time, copied the entire track data and released the same song.

Incidentally, the later release “VIDEO CRASH” is labeled as the original.

(It Goes Like) NananaPeggy Gou

Peggy Gou – (It Goes Like) Nanana – Official Video

A track with a nostalgic sound that evokes the ’90s dance scene and gets the world moving! This work by Peggy Gou, a DJ from Korea based in Berlin, was released in June 2023 as the lead single from her debut album, “I Hear You.” She has said the song expresses indescribable love, warmth, and euphoria to be shared with friends and loved ones.

Perhaps that universal feeling is the secret to capturing listeners’ hearts worldwide.

Video from festivals went viral on TikTok, and the song quickly took the world by storm, even breaking into the UK Top 10.

It’s guaranteed to set the perfect vibe for drives and parties with your crew!

On My MindDiplo & SIDEPIECE

Diplo & SIDEPIECE – On My Mind (Official Audio)

This track is a collaboration between Diplo, a heavyweight of the EDM scene from the United States, and the American house duo SIDEPIECE.

Sampling ’90s R&B, its addictive vocal loop and naturally body-swaying, groovy sound have captivated countless fans.

The lyrics mix the heady feeling of “I can’t get you out of my mind” with a confident, provocative attitude—an unforgettable combo once you’ve heard it.

Released in December 2019, the song gained global recognition, including a nomination at the 63rd Grammy Awards, and is also featured on Diplo’s album “Diplo.” It’s perfect not only for the dance floor but also for those moments when you want to boost your mood!