With the advent of streaming over the last few years plus the failed acquisition by SFX, Beatport’s relevance has certainly been on the decline for the most part. But that doesn’t mean it’s still not one of the go-to places and most important charts when it comes to genres like techno, house, and big room EDM.
With the festive season ahead, Beatport has taken the time to reveal their top lists of 2017 for song, label, and artist respectively. Deep house duo Camelphat dominated the awards winning Most Popular Artist and holding on to the top two spots on the Most Popular Tracks list.
Check out the full list below!
Beatport – Most Popular Tracks of 2017:
1. Camelphat & Elderbrook – Cola
2. Camelphat – Hangin Out With Charlie
3. Alex Kenji – My Babe (Me & My Toothbrush Remix)
4. Dennis Cruz – Mad
5. Green Velvet & Prok & Fitch – Sheeple
6. Juliet Sikora & Return Of The Jaded – Did You Take My Money
7. Pig & Dan – Chemistry
8. George Kranz & Claptone – The Drums
9. Josh Butler & Bontan – Call You Back
10. Age Of Love – The Age Of Love
Beatport – Most Popular Artists of 2017:
1. Camelphat
2. Dennis Cruz
3. Green Velvet
4. Patrice Baumel
5. Detlef
6. Enrico Sangiuliano
7. Riva Starr
8. Julian Jeweil
9. Victor Ruiz
10. Pig & Dan
Beatport – Most Popular Labels of 2017:
1. Drumcode
2. Relief Records
3. Spinnin Records
4. Hot Creations
5. Defected
6. Suara
7. Toolroom Records
8. Diynamic
9. Pornostar Records
10. Stil Vor Talent
H/T: Dancing Astronaut
This article was first published on Your EDM.
Source: Beatport Shares Their Most Popular Song, Label, & Artist of 2017
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