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2 November, 2010 | 5.14AM

Written by: Beatportal
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We’re back with our list of The 50—that is the 50 most charted tracks from the past month.

Out of the hundred of charts we receive from DJs in every corner of the club scene, we pore through the results to identify the 50 tracks that turned up most frequently. (Well, to be perfectly honest, a computer does the poring. We just sit back, plop our feet on our desk, and watch cat videos on YouTube while the machines do the work.) Whether you end up agreeing with the results or not, they’re always a fascinating cross section of tastes.

The big takeaways this month? Kenny Larkin and Radio Slave take the top slot with “I Don’t Need a Cure for This,” while Boys Noize’s “Yeah” is close behind. Tech house and deep house dominate the top 10, with a particularly strong showing from members of the new generation of underground players: Lee Curtiss, Maya Jane Coles, Art Department, and dirtybird’s Ardalan and Justin Martin. Coles in particular is one to watch: she’s at the top of Resident Advisor’s own October Top 50 chart, and her What They Say EP is one of those records that all manner of DJ seems to be able to get behind.

Read on for the full 50.

Best of DJ Charts - October 2010 Part One

Best of DJ Charts - October 2010 Part Two

Best of DJ Charts - October 2010 Part Three

Best of DJ Charts - October 2010 Part Four

Best of DJ Charts - October 2010 Part Five

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We're back with our list of The 50—that is the 50 most charted tracks from the past month.

Out of the hundred of charts we receive from DJs in every corner of the club scene, we pore through the results to identify the 50 tracks that turned up most frequently. (Well, to be perfectly honest, a computer does the poring. We just sit back, plop our feet on our desk, and watch cat videos on YouTube while the machines do the work.) Whether you end up agreeing with the results or not, they're always a fascinating cross section of tastes.

The big takeaways this month? Kenny Larkin and Radio Slave take the top slot with "I Don't Need a Cure for This," while Boys Noize's "Yeah" is close behind. Tech house and deep house dominate the top 10, with a particularly strong showing from members of the new generation of underground players: Lee Curtiss, Maya Jane Coles, Art Department, and dirtybird's Ardalan and Justin Martin. Coles in particular is one to watch: she's at the top of Resident Advisor's own October Top 50 chart, and her What They Say EP is one of those records that all manner of DJ seems to be able to get behind.

Read on for the full 50.





We're back with our list of The 50—that is the 50 most charted tracks from the past month.

Out of the hundred of charts we receive from DJs in every corner of the club scene, we pore through the results to identify the 50 tracks that turned up most frequently. (Well, to be perfectly honest, a computer does the poring. We just sit back, plop our feet on our desk, and watch cat videos on YouTube while the machines do the work.) Whether you end up agreeing with the results or not, they're always a fascinating cross section of tastes.

The big takeaways this month? Kenny Larkin and Radio Slave take the top slot with "I Don't Need a Cure for This," while Boys Noize's "Yeah" is close behind. Tech house and deep house dominate the top 10, with a particularly strong showing from members of the new generation of underground players: Lee Curtiss, Maya Jane Coles, Art Department, and dirtybird's Ardalan and Justin Martin. Coles in particular is one to watch: she's at the top of Resident Advisor's own October Top 50 chart, and her What They Say EP is one of those records that all manner of DJ seems to be able to get behind.

Read on for the full 50.






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