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Fred Gibson, aka Fred again.., is one of the best-connected house DJs in the game. Ambient royalty Brian Eno took him under his wing as a teenager, and the London producer has since worked with some of the biggest names around. Gibson’s songs consistently offer diary-like snapshots of a specific time and place, with his <i>Actual Life</i> album series even listing the exact date ranges of creation in their titles. On 2021’s pulsing 2-step track “Marea (We’ve Lost Dancing)”, The Blessed Madonna mourns for the fun halted by COVID-19, while 2022’s “Delilah (pull me out of this)” samples Delilah Montagu for similarly poignant results. “I’ve become really obsessed with…taking very fleeting moments and exposing as much beauty as is in them,” he told Apple Music’s Zane Lowe in 2022. He has very much continued to do that ever since, whether spotlighting Nigerian singer Obongjayar on 2023’s delicate valentine “adore u” or swinging in the opposite direction with the in-your-face swagger of 2025’s “Victory Lap”, a track that has earned multiple joyful permutations. Both a chameleonic creator and a consummate collaborator, Gibson zeroes in on little epiphanies that underscore the community-building inherent to dance music.

In 2004, eight-year-old Martijn Garritsen watched Tiësto perform at the Olympics and thought, "I could do that." Over a decade later, Garritsen is now Martin Garrix, with a string of game-changing EDM hits to his name. A mainstay of Dutch house giants Spinnin Records, Garrix has mastered the epic drops, addictively bleepy melodies and earthquake-level drum sounds that keep his country at the top of the dance and pop charts. At the same time, his killer edits and uncompromising club vision have led to huge collabs with Dillon Francis, Usher, Sidney Samson and, yes, even Tiësto himself.