Today’s highlighted artists are Martin Garrix, Alan Walker, Charlotte de Witte, Dada Life and Otto Knows bringing together tracks that have played an important role in shaping the global electronic music scene and the Tomorrowland experience over the years. Their tracks will be heard throughout the day.
Meet the artists of your favourite tracks
Martin Garrix
Martin Garrix, real name Martijn Garritsen, is a Dutch DJ and producer associated with progressive house and festival-oriented electronic music.
He gained international recognition with “Animals” in 2013 and has remained a consistent presence within global dance music through both solo releases and collaborations.
Positioned at 101, “Carry You,” a collaboration with Third Party, Oaks and Declan J Donovan, was released in 2024. The track follows a melodic progressive house structure, combining a vocal-driven breakdown with a build-up and drop format aligned with contemporary festival productions.
Alan Walker
Alan Walker is a Norwegian DJ and producer known for melodic electronic music with a strong online presence, gaining international recognition through digital platforms.
His breakthrough came with “Faded,” which contributed to his global profile.
Positioned at 62, “Faded” was released in 2015 and is built around a piano-led melody combined with electronic production and a clear vocal topline. The track achieved widespread reach across streaming platforms and radio, contributing to its long-term visibility.
Charlotte de Witte
Charlotte de Witte is a Belgian DJ and producer associated with techno, known for high-tempo productions and performances at major festivals, like Tomorrowland, and clubs.
Positioned at 19, “The Age Of Love (Charlotte de Witte & Enrico Sangiuliano Remix)” is a reinterpretation of the original 1990 track by Age Of Love.
Released in 2021, the remix updates the track with a faster tempo and a more driving techno structure, while retaining recognisable elements from the original.
Dada Life
Dada Life is a Swedish DJ duo known for high-energy electro house productions and a strong visual identity within the electronic music scene.
They gained recognition in the late 2000s and early 2010s through releases aligned with the peak of electro house.
Positioned at 61, “Kick Out The Epic Motherf**ker” was released in 2012 and is built around a repetitive vocal sample and an electro house drop. The track follows a straightforward, high-energy structure suited to festival environments.
Otto Knows
Otto Knows, real name Otto Jettman, is a Swedish DJ and producer associated with progressive house.
He gained recognition with “Million Voices,” which became one of his most widely circulated releases.
Positioned at 32, “Million Voices” was released in 2012 and is structured around a melodic progression and layered vocal samples. The track became closely associated with the progressive house sound of the early 2010s and has remained present in festival and radio contexts.
