Beatport Insider: Top-Selling Dance / Electro Pop Tracks, Artists, and Labels (2023)

Coming in as Beatport’s best-selling dance / electro pop artist of 2023 (so far) is Chicago’s dance floor dominator John Summit, whose collaboration with UK vocalist and songwriter Hayla “Where You Are” has climbed to the genre’s overall number 1 spot in sales, followed by Young Marco’s “What You Say?” — a brilliant fast-paced rework of Imogen Heap’s “Hide and Seek” on Ministry of Sound.

Speaking of Ministry of Sound Recordings, the British dance music institution takes home the prize of being this section’s best-selling music label, followed by SPINNIN’ RECORDS and Off The Grid.

Check out more key Beatport stats from our Dance / Electro Pop section below.

The 10 Top-Selling Dance / Electro Pop Tracks

The 10 Most-Streamed Dance / Electro Pop Tracks

The 10 Top-Selling Dance / Electro Pop Labels

1. Ministry of Sound Recordings
2. SPINNIN’ RECORDS
3. Off The Grid
4. Columbia (Sony)
5. Polydor Records
6. Atlantic Records
7. Musical Freedom
8. Armada Music
9. mau5trap
10. Columbia/B1 Recordings

The 10 Most-Streamed Dance / Electro Pop Labels

1. Off The Grid
2. Ministry of Sound Recordings
3. SPINNIN’ RECORDS
4. Columbia (Sony)
5. Atlantic Records
6. Musical Freedom
7. Soave
8. mau5trap
9. Polydor Records
10. Armada Music

The 10 Top-Selling Dance / Electro Pop Artists

1. John Summit
2. David Guetta
3. Ellie Goulding
4. Tiesto
5. Hayla
6. Calvin Harris
7. deadmau5
8. Kx5
9. Kaskade
10. Joel Corry

The 10 Most-Streamed Dance / Electro Pop Artists

1. John Summit
2. David Guetta
3. Hayla
4. Tiesto
5. Ellie Goulding
6. Calvin Harris
7. Hannah Boleyn
8. Coi Leray
9. Joel Corry
10. Dualities

Top Trending Dance / Electro Pop Artists

• Of the Top 100 artists in 2023 who had the highest percentage increase of tracks sold in the last six months, compared to the six months before.

1. Ellie Goulding

2. Hypaton

3. Hayla

Old Gold (Dance / Electro Pop)

• The best-selling tracks over the past six months that were released before 2010.

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