Playlist of the Week: Jackie Hollander

I always love starting my sets with this track. It creates the perfect intro for the night and sets the mood on the dance floor.

This is probably my favorite song I’ve made so far. It has become a staple in my sets because whenever I play it, people scream when the beat drops. It keeps the energy up early on without giving too much away.

Gorgon City have been huge inspirations throughout my career. I play so many of their songs in my sets, but there is something about this track that I absolutely love. The acid bassline, the meaning behind the lyrics, the way it feels hard and soft at the same time. It always sets such a strong energy in the room.

This is one of the staple tracks I play in every set. The bassline is fantastic, and the track feels a lot faster than it actually is. It carries the energy perfectly every time I play it and is such a fun one to dance to.

This is one of my favorite tracks of all time. I love music that feels timeless, almost like it was made in a different era. This song feels nostalgic, but still so fresh and current at the same time.

Fcukers are one of my favorite artists. They are so inspiring to me, and I love all the music they make. This remix is such a good reset moment when I drop it into a set. It gives the dance floor a moment to breathe before pulling everyone right back in at the drop.

This is also one of my favorite tracks of all time. I first heard it at 3 AM in Miami, driving home from Factory Town with all my friends in an Uber. I will always remember that moment. It is one of those tunes that feels iconic and so well done.

This is one of the first house songs I ever loved when I started listening to dance music. I still play it from time to time in my sets, but more than anything, it represents the beginning of my love for this music. It holds a really special place in my heart.

I absolutely love playing this track. It sets such a beautiful vibe during a set. The melodies are so emotional, and they always draw a great reaction from the crowd. This is one of those tracks you can always count on.

I usually end my sets with this track or with "I’m Not Alone," also by Calvin Harris. Both are such great throwbacks and always leave the dance floor on a great note.