Jackie Hollander's chart fuses house, tech house and dance genres in a cohesive collection spotlighting Archie Ward, Gorgon City, Maceo Plex, Cirez D, and Calvin Harris. With a BPM range of 122–138, this dynamic selection is perfect for club sets, warm-ups, and home listening.
Genre blend: House, tech house, and dance, with tight basslines, melodic hooks, and polished production.
Artists featured (20 tracks): Archie Ward, Gorgon City, Maceo Plex, Cirez D, Calvin Harris, Tove Lo, Armand Van Helden, DJ Pierre, Torren Foot, and Airwolf Paradise
BPM range: 122–138, covering warm-up grooves, peak-time house, and late-night techno
Club & festival weapons: "Secret Moves," "Everybody," and "On Off" – relentless percussion and infectious energy for busy floors and outdoor stages
Momentum builders: "Simulation," "Find U," and "Let It In" – gradually evolving structures that let DJs read the room before building up
Festival anthems: "I'm Your Girl, Right? (Fuckers Remix)" and "All Night (Garage Version)" – huge vocal hooks and expansive textures for large systems
Perfect for:
Peak-Time Club Sets
Certain high-energy selections rely on relentless percussion and infectious grooves designed to energize packed dance floors during peak hours. Other pieces take a more gradual approach, building momentum through evolving structures that allow the DJ to gauge the crowd's response before increasing the intensity.
Festival Stages
For large outdoor systems, tracks with massive vocal hooks and expansive, textured melodies translate particularly well, filling the open air with immersive sound.
Everyday Listening:
The playlist's dynamic range extends beyond the club. It provides a focused backdrop for studying or working, and it adds warmth to slow mornings, household tasks, and long walks.
Jackie Hollander is similar to:
Gorgon City, masters of bass-driven house, pair club-ready low-end with commanding vocal performances, making their productions staples in both underground clubs and festival sets.
John Summit has become synonymous with peak-time tech house, merging catchy melodic hooks with relentless energy to bridge the gap between club credibility and widespread appeal.
Eli Brown’s music leans into darker, techno-influenced territory. It features raw percussion and menacing bass lines that thrive in high-intensity warehouse environments.
Tracklist:
Archie Ward – Crush Hour [Online Songs]
Enzo is Burning – All The Ladies [Black Book Records]
Jackie Hollander – Addicted [Casablanca new/Republic Records]
Vitess – Reframed [Retro Futura]
DJ Pierre, Gorgon City – Reverie [REALM Records]
Kapuchon – Secret Moves [Hot Creations]
Us Two, Franksy – Simulation [tszr]
kryptogram – Midnight Fever [kryptone Recordings]
Jackie Hollander – You Go I Go [tszr]
Tove Lo, Fcukers – I’m your girl right? (Fcukers Remix) [Pretty Swede Records]
Bryson Hill – I Want You [Gudu Records]
Airwolf Paradise, Torren Foot – Everybody [Sweat It Out]
Maceo Plex, Oscar And The Wolf – All Night [Higher Ground]
CIREZ D – On Off / Fast Forward [Mouseville]
Armand Van Helden – I Want Your Soul (AVH Rework)
[Southern Fried Records]
Wh0, Sam Frandisco, Marco Melissen – Let It In [Toolroom]
Jackie Hollander – High On You [Experts Only]
Scott & Leon – Sound Of Eden (Hott Like Detroit Mix) [Freakin909]
Disfreq – Find U [Siamese]
Calvin Harris – Acceptable In The 80s [Columbia (Sony)]
Top 10 Related Tracks
Dom Dolla – girl$ [Three Six Zero Recordings]
Mau P – MERTHER [Defected]
John Summit, HAYLA – Where You Are [Experts Only]
RÜFÜS DU SOL – On My Knees (Cassian Remix) [Rose Avenue/Reprise]
Eli Brown – Believe [Filth on Acid]
Aluna, Chris Lake – Beggin’ [Black Book Records]
CamelPhat, Elderbrook – Cola [Defected]
Fideles, Vintage Culture, Be No Rain – Fallen Leaf (Massano Remix) [Vintage Culture]
Meduza – Friends [AETERNA Records]
Anyma (ofc) – Pictures Of You [Afterlife Records]
Jackie Hollander’s chart showcases the intersection of underground credibility and mainstream appeal in contemporary electronic music. Alternating between peak-time energy and melodic depth, it provides DJs and listeners with a versatile soundtrack for navigating the blurred lines between house, tech house, and techno.
FAQs:
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Jackie Hollander’s Chart
Q: Who is Jackie Hollander?
Jackie Hollander is a DJ, producer, and curator known for her work in the house and tech house scenes. She blends underground grooves with accessible, high-energy productions that appeal to both club crowds and wider audiences.
Q: Where can I listen to or buy/download these tracks?
Most tracks are available on major platforms such as Spotify, Beatport, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and Traxsource. DJs typically source extended mixes from Beatport or similar digital stores.
How many tracks are on the chart, and are any of them Jackie Hollander’s own productions?
The chart contains 20 tracks. It includes three original productions by Jackie Hollander: "Addicted," "You Go I Go," and "High On You."