House Music Top 10 of 2009
2009 was an excellent year for House Music. Here’s a look at the top 10 tracks of the year, according to House Music Blog.
Introduction
In 2009, house music continued to grow in popularity, with new subgenres and artists emerging throughout the year. The following is a list of the top 10 house tracks of 2009, as chosen by the editors of House Music Top 10.
Top 10 House Music Tracks of 2009
2009 was a great year for house music. Some of the best tracks of the year came from new and upcoming artists, as well as some veterans of the genre. Here are 10 of the best house tracks of 2009.
#10
“Free” – Ultra Nate’
This was one of the most popular club tracks of 2009 and is still being played in some clubs today. It was a favorite of many DJ’s because it had a great beat and was very easy to mix.
#9 “I Wanna Go Bang” – Paul Johnson
This track was produced by one of the pioneers of house music, Paul Johnson. It was a huge hit in the Chicago house music scene and quickly became one of the most played tracks in clubs all over the world.
#8 “Be” – Steve Lawler
This track was produced by one of the top DJ’s in the world, Steve Lawler. It was a huge hit in the underground house music scene and quickly became one of the most played tracks in clubs all over the world.
#7 “In My System” – Tocadisco
This track was produced by one of the top DJ’s in Germany, Tocadisco. It quickly became a worldwide hit and is still being played in some clubs today.
#6 “Get Busy” – SeanPaul
This track was a huge hit in Jamaica and quickly became a worldwide phenomenon. It is still being played in some clubs today.
#5 “Feel The Love” – Bob Sinclar feat. Ron Carroll
This track was produced by one of the top DJ’s in France, Bob Sinclar. It quickly became a worldwide hit and is still being played in some clubs today.
#9
9. “I Remember” – Deadmau5 & Kaskade
Released in February 2009, this progressive house tune was an instant classic. It features a catchy vocal sample from Haley Gibby that is used throughout the track. The ethereal feel of the melody is complimented by a steady beat, making it perfect for both dancing and listening.
#8
8. “I Wanna Be” by Laidback Luke feat. Steve Aoki
This Dutch DJ and producer teamed up with American electro house musician Steve Aoki for this 2009 track. It reached #1 on the Beatport 100 chart and was included in Luke’s album Mixmash Radio, Vol. 2.
#7
Number Seven:
“Phonat – Ghetto Fabulous”
Release date: November 17, 2009
I downright love this tune. The production is excellent, and the melody is both catchy and unique. The vocal sample is excellent as well.
#6
6. Edward Maya – “Stereo Love”
Maya is a Romanian DJ and producer who had a huge hit in 2009 with “Stereo Love.” The track features the vocals of Vika Jigulina, who is also from Romania. “Stereo Love” was a top 10 hit in several countries, including the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and the United States.
#5
##5. “I Remember” by Deadmau5 and Kaskade
This track was a huge hit in 2009, and is still revered as one of the best house tracks of all time. It has a catchy melody and an infectious beat that gets everyone moving.
#4
Laidback Luke & Gregor Salto feat. Mavis Acquah – Step by Step (Gregor Salto Remix)
If there’s one track that defined the year 2009 for me, it was Laidback Luke & Gregor Salto’s “Step by Step”. An infectious blend of house, techno, and afrobeat, the track features some of the most creative production I’ve ever heard. The Gregor Salto remix is my personal favorite, but there are also excellent versions by Laidback Luke himself and Afrojack.
#3
Furyo – “Believe Me” (Tong & Spoon Remix)
Furyo was a huge club hit in Europe in 2009, and this remix by Tong & Spoon took it to the next level. The original track is a bit dark and brooding, but the remix adds a bit of levity with its catchy synth line and uplifting atmosphere.
#2
“Pop” by Murk
With a catchy and anthemic vocal sample, “Pop” was one of the defining tracks of the late-2000s “chicago house revival” sound. The track was produced by two of the scene’s biggest names, Joaquin ‘Joe’ Rodriguez and Ralph Falcon, better known together as Murk. It was released on the duo’s album “OK All Right” in 2009.
#1
1. “Be” by Steve Lawler
2. “Cabala” by Sequential
3. “Can You Feel It” by Mr Fingers
4. “Dexter” by Luke Solomon
5. “Do You Want It Right Now” Kings of Tomorrow featuring April
6. “Fade Away” by PBR Streetgang
7. “Flow” by Dennis Ferrer
8. “Get Up (Tom Neville Remix)” by General Electric
9.” Jus’ Reach” by Karizma featuring Kaylow
10. “The Boss” by MSTRKRFT
Conclusion
In 2009, house music continued to grow in popularity around the world. From the United States to Europe to Asia, house music fans enjoyed a wide variety of tunes. Here are the top 10 house tracks of 2009, as voted by readers of House Music Magazine:
1. “I Will Always Love You” by Whitney Houston
2. “Once in a Lifetime” by Kerri Chandler
3. “Be Without You” by Mary J. Blige
4. “Make Me Feel Better” by Alex Kenji
5. “It’s Alright” by Eddie Amador
6. “Show Me Love” by Steve Angello & Laidback Luke feat. Robin S.
7. “In My Soul” by Afrojack & Bobby Burns
8. “You Got the Love” by The Source feat. Candi Staton
9. “I Remember” by Deadmau5 & Kaskade
10. “Needin’ U (I Needed U)” by Armand Van Helden featDuane Harden
