2017 has been another spectacular year for electronic music, offering up a wealth of dancefloor gold from both familiar faces and lesser-known heroes on the rise. Our annual ‘Best-Selling Tracks’ list is always an interesting one, delivering a mixed bag of delights from across the dance music spectrum, with sure-fire season-long anthems nestled in amongst underground builders. This year is no exception, we present you a transparent insight into what working DJs were spinning across global dancefloors, a vibrant and eclectic mix of genres that showcases not only our constantly varied DJ customer base but highlights the diversity of sounds popular within dance music right now. Although it was undeniable that the influence of Disco shone particularly brightly this year, its iconic vocals, distinctive percussion and quirky guitar riffs infused into the fibers of almost every genre.

So take a trip down memory lane and relive 2017 with our Best Selling Tracks of the year, the year’s biggest underground sounds, from Deep and sexy House numbers to speaker-shaking Techno, peak-time Tech House, Afro, Disco and everything in between. We present our Best Selling Tracks of 2017. Which was your favorite?

10. Miguel Migs – ‘Broken Barriers’ (Tribute) – Salted

March unearthed another winner from the Salted Music camp. Miguel Migs’ ‘Broken Barriers’ (Tribute) landed itself on pretty much every summery compilation this year. A poolside essential, this smooth, sun-drenched groover was driven by a slow build of infectious guitar licks and clipped vocals, and was justifiably championed by everyone from Roland Clark and Angelo Ferreri to Kevin Yost. Also included on compilations by taste-making labels such as Future Disco and Toolroom, it drove straight up the charts and into the hearts of the masses.

9. SAMO – ‘Straight On’ (Original Mix) – Cruise Music

SAMO’s ‘Straight On’ was just pure fun in a record, all 6 minutes and 3 seconds of it. A strong Jackin’ backbone fleshed out with funky Disco body, via Cruise Music. Using elements of Gwen McCrae’s classic 1978 cover ‘Let’s Straighten It Out’, SAMO created the perfect club tool for any set, fusing a familiar feel with a fresh new zest.

8. David Penn – ‘Yeah Yeah’ (Original Mix) – Urbana Recordings

Urbana Recordings delivered a winner this year with David Penn’s ‘Yeah Yeah’. A fist-pumping banger that dominated the top spot during the summer months thanks to powerful keys and enticing vocals. Put quite simply, a cut of high-impact 4/4 House mischief.

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