The Top House Music Tracks of 2014

A look at the top House music tracks of 2014, including tracks by Disclosure, Clean Bandit, and Gorgon City.

Introduction

It’s that time of year again – the time to look back on the past twelve months and reflect on the best that dance music had to offer. In 2014, we saw a continued resurgence of house music, with many big names in the genre releasing some of their best work in years. From deep and emotive tracks to club-ready anthems, there was something for everyone this year.

Here are our picks for the top ten house music tracks of 2014:

1. John Digweed and Nick Muir – “Grow”
2. Sabb feat. Forrest – “One of Us”
3. PAWSA – “The Movement”
4. Eelke Kleijn – ” Moments of Clarity”
5. Armen Miran and Hraach – “Lullaby”
6. Pional – “Tempus”
7. YokoO, Nico Stojan – “Borderline”
8. Guy J – “Dizzy Moments”
9. Aquarius Heaven – “Dance with Me”
10. Gregorythme feat Ladybird – “‘Cause I Got High”

The Top Ten Tracks

If you are a fan of hard-hitting basslines and fist-pumping anthems, then you need to check out our list of the top house music tracks of 2014. From bold and brash to deep and soulful, these tracks represent the best of what the genre has to offer. Whether you are looking for a track to get the party started or one to keep the energy going all night long, you are sure to find it here.

track one

“Get Lucky” is a song by French house music duo Daft Punk, featuring vocals from American singer Pharrell Williams and co-writer Nile Rodgers. The song is the lead single from Daft Punk’s fourth studio album, Random Access Memories. Get Lucky was a critical and commercial success, becoming one of the best-selling singles of 2013 and helping Random Access Memories to become one of the best-selling albums of the year.

The song’s music video was directed by Giorgio Testi and released on 19 April 2013. The video features Daft Punk in their signature headgear performing with Williams and Rodgers against a background of various unrelated clips from 1970s television broadcasts.

track two

This is a great club track with a bit of an old-school feel. The heavy bassline will keep you moving, and the vocals are Catchy without being too overbearing.

track three

Number 3 on our top ten list is “No One Knows” by Unknown Artist. This track was originally released in 2014 on an album called “The Top House Music Tracks of 2014”. Unknown Artist is a new artist to the scene, and this is his debut track. The song features a deep house groove with a driving bass line and hypnotic vocal hook. The production is top notch, and the track has a nice ebb and flow that keeps you hooked from start to finish.

track four

“Lifted”- EDX

A pulsing, melodic deep house track, “Lifted” is perfect for a late night drive or getting lost in thought. The building chord progression and emotive vocals make it a track that is easy to get lost in.

track five

The Top House Music Tracks of 2014
#5 – “Trouble” by Mercer
From the “A-Sided” EP, released on Tchami’s Confession label
Mercer’s signature sound is all over the place these days, but “Trouble” is a return to his roots: catchy, future house with a healthy dose of bass.

track six

Artist: Disclosure
Track: Latch (Feat. Sam Smith)
Remixers:
Label: PMR Records
Released: 01 September 2013

Disclosure’s “Latch” is a downtempo house song featuring vocals from English singer Sam Smith. The track was co-written by Disclosure and Smith along with Jimmy Napes, and released as a single on 8 October 2012. “Latch” peaked at number eleven on the UK Singles Chart. The remixes EP was released on 1 September 2013. The song has been certified platinum in Australia and the United States.

track seven

song starts with a piano melody that’s soon joined by a bassline. The track builds in intensity until the drop, which features a staple house music element: the synth arpeggio.

track eight

track eight- Dr. Dre ft. Snoop Dogg – Still D.R.E.

track nine

9. “Somewhere” by Sonny Fodera
This trackimgs a classic house sound with a modern day twist. “Somewhere” is sure to make you groove with its catchy vocals and driving bassline.

track ten

10. Kaskade – “I Remember” (feat. Deadmau5)

This feel-good house track was a mainstay in many DJ sets throughout 2014, and for good reason. The combination of Kaskade’s emotional vocals with Deadmau5’s instantly recognizable production make for a truly memorable listening experience.

Conclusion

In conclusion, these are some of the top House music tracks of 2014. This list is not exhaustive and is in no particular order. 1) Avenged Sevenfold – Shepherd of Fire 2) Arctic Monkeys – Do I Wanna Know? 3) Bruno Mars – Treasure 4) Calvin Harris – Summer 5) Coldplay – A Sky Full of Stars 6) David Guetta – Dangerous 7) Disclosure – Latch 8) Imagine Dragons – Demons 9) John Legend – All of Me 10) Katy Perry – Dark Horse