Playlist of the Week: Cristoph

Cristoph
Recently awarded Beatport’s 2023’s Number 1 Progressive House selling artist, Cristoph seemingly is never sitting still long enough to write music, let alone release it at a rapid rate. Playing over 100 sets in 2023, with that momentum continuing deep into 2024, Cristoph has taken a few minutes to create this playlist for a little glimpse into his recent global setlist.
“My longer and Open to Close sets take the party through many different sounds and beats, creating what I hope is a memorable dance floor journey.”
Enjoy!
- Cris
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Cristoph will join an elite group of talent—including Armin van Buuren, MEDUZA, James Hype, Brina Knauss, Colyn, and more—to perform at the 2024 edition of Seismic Spring Lite, which will take place between May 10 and 11 in Austin, Texas.
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