My electro-house music collection/ part 1

Good evening, I want to open a section on disco music, more specifically electro-house, since it's not all going to be rock. I've created a list that I've been reviewing from the songs I had saved in my YouTube library and the truth is that there are some very good songs.

So let's start.

Position number 1 is: Fedde Le Grand - Put Your Hands Up For Detroit

• Well here we have a great song from DJ Fedde Le Grand who is also a producer and one of the good ones, this song was released in 2006 and was number 1 in the United Kingdom, in the rest of Europe it didn't reach the top positions, but it is a song that was heard everywhere.

Position number 2 is: Benny Benassi - Satisfaction

• Great song by producer and DJ Benny Benassi that was released in 2002. It was a hit in many countries and so you see there is no need to rack your brains too much as the same chorus is repeated over and over but what really hooks you is the music that combines electro house and dance music.

Position number 3 is: Faithless - Insomnia

• I never tire of listening to this song by the group Faithless in 1995, which was and still is a song that is still played in clubs.

Position number 4 is: Deepswing - In The Music

Position number 5 is: Daft Punk - Around The World

• Here we have a song that cannot be missing from your music library, from the group Daft Punk. The song "Around the World" has become a club classic. Its influence extends beyond electronic music, having been sampled and referenced by numerous artists over the years.

Position number 6 is: Gigi D'Agostino Bla Bla Bla

Position number 7 is: Dj Tiesto - Tell my why

Position number 8 is: Ode To Oi

Position number 9 is: Dillon Francis & DJ Snake

• One of the biggest hits from their collaboration was "Get Low," which combines moombahton beats with trap elements and has become an anthem at electronic music festivals.

Position number 10 is: Alan Walker Faded

• And the last one is for me one of the best songs of all time produced by Alan Walker in 2015. It is one of the most played songs in the clubs and it is also a platinum album in several countries and with more reproductions of its style of music on YouTube.

Well, gentlemen, that's all for today, so tomorrow more and better.