Fatboy Slim Better Living Chart [House | Tech House | Dance]

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In the cover image for the Fatboy Slim Better Living chart, Fatboy Slim stands in silhouette behind a truss-mounted DJ booth at sunset. His back is lit by a golden-orange sky, and a bright lens flare bursts through the equipment on the right. He is shown waist-up with both arms outstretched.

Fatboy Slim Better Living Chart: House, Tech House & Dance

This isn't a chart built around a rigid formula, it's put together by feel. These are tracks that hold up whether you're easing into a pre-party, warming up a tech-house crowd, or working through a late-night basement set. Remixed classics sit next to newer productions and DJ-ready cuts, all chosen for how they play out on the night rather than how they read on a tracklist.

For pre-parties

Most of the selection sits in the 124–128 BPM range, which gives you room to build energy step by step instead of committing everything to the first track. It's suited to that gradual shift from a low-key gathering into something with more momentum as the night approaches.

For workouts

The same tempo range, with a few tracks pushing up to 131 BPM, holds a steady rhythm for running or cycling. The bass and percussion also bring enough drive for strength training, functional circuits, or HIIT, without tipping the whole set into nonstop intensity.

Tracklist

  1. Fatboy Slim, Sem Jacobs – Song for Lindy (Sem Jacobs Remix) [Skint Records]
  2. Felix Da Housecat, Fatboy Slim, Carola (BR), 7KY – Funk Drunk [Southern Fried Records]
  3. Fatboy Slim – Retox (Tino Remix) [Skint Records]
  4. The Cube Guys, Talking Heads – Psycho Killer (The Cube Guys Remix) [Cube Recordings]
  5. Camille Doe – Here We Go Again [Southern Fried Records]
  6. Goosey, Dope Earth Alien – Funky Shit [Hot Creations]
  7. GENESI (ITA) – Drillo [AETERNA Records]
  8. DJ Dero, Caitto – Euforia Rave [Juicy Music (Sym)]
  9. Pietro Morello, Alexis Victoria Hall – Been A Long Time [Adesso Music]
  10. Maxim Lany – Jump [AETERNA Records]
  11. Alex Mills – Such A Good Feeling [696]
  12. Ewan McVicar – Scottish Midgey [Gudu Records]
  13. KuKs – The Block [What Ya Need]
  14. Molchan – Just Feel [HEXHIBITION]
  15. Max Styler, Benni Ola – Uh Oh [Nu Moda]
  16. Joit – Virus.exe [Sound Kleckse RAW]
  17. JØRD – Baby Do You Wanna Bump [AFFAIRS]
  18. Hilton Caswell, Andy MacDougall – I'm Telling [Phoenix Music]
  19. Kevin McKay – Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger [Glasgow Underground]
  20. Beltran (BR), Mc Jajau – Tira A Roupa (Putaria Mix) [Hot Creations]

Tracks I've Liked

  • Funk Drunk
  • Psycho Killer (The Cube Guys Remix)
  • Been A Long Time
  • Just Feel
  • Virus.exe

External Links

Next step

For something a bit more dancefloor-focused, "Todd Terry July 2026 [House | Tech House] Running & Cardio" is worth checking next. His mix of classic house, club grooves, and disco touches sits well alongside a good number of the tracks here.

If you like Fatboy Slim, check out:

The Chemical Brothers: the closest comparison. Same era, same British club scene, heavy sampling, and the same kind of psychedelic festival energy. Cook himself has pointed to them as an early influence.

Basement Jaxx: a similarly loose, unfiltered mix of house, funk, and disco, with a playful, festive quality that lines up with Fatboy Slim’s own approach.

The Crystal Method: the American equivalent of that sound, leaning on hard-hitting broken beats and a similarly big festival presence.