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Innervisions Locks Down Two of Beatport's Melodic House & Techno Top 5

September 18, 2026 · Beatport
Innervisions Locks Down Two of Beatport's Melodic House & Techno Top 5

Beatport's Melodic House & Techno Top 100 is being led by a pair of releases from Innervisions, the Berlin label built around Dixon and Âme, with Jimi Jules and Modern Tales' "Whisper To Me" at No. 1 and an Âme remix of "Love Is The Dance" featuring RY X at No. 5. Drumcode, RAVE THE WORLD and Armada Music all place inside the top 10, and the spread says a lot about where this chart sits right now: rolling, dubby house cuts sit next to peak-time techno tools from Adam Beyer, Argy and Alok, and both are selling.

1
Whisper To Me (Original Mix)
Jimi Jules, Modern Tales
Innervisions
Beatport
2
Keep Up (Extended Mix)
Adam Beyer, Argy, Alok
RAVE THE WORLD
Beatport
3
Come To Life (Original Mix)
Cassian, AR/CO
tszr / Helix Records
Beatport
4
Ghost Dance (Original Mix)
Brunello
Mellow Circus Records
Beatport
5
Love Is The Dance (Ivory Remix)
Âme, RY X
Innervisions
Beatport
6
Circus (Original Mix)
Jemi (CA)
Magnifik Music
Beatport
7
Other Dimension (Extended Mix)
Volkoder, Anyma (ofc)
ÆDEN RECORDS
Beatport
8
The 11th Hour (Original Mix)
Celia Babini, Brunello
Mellow Circus Records
Beatport
9
Here In My Arms (Enjoy The Silence) (Extended Mix)
Armin van Buuren, Silver Panda
Armada Music
Beatport
10
Waiting for You (Original Mix)
Volkoder, Korolova
Drumcode
Beatport

For a buyer, the split matters: the top of this chart isn't one sound, it's two audiences meeting in the middle. "Whisper To Me" and the Innervisions catalog around it are unhurried, vocal-led and built for a sunset set; "Keep Up" and Volkoder's two entries at No. 7 and No. 10 are drivers built for a dark room after midnight. A ghost-produced track only competes here if it commits fully to one lane rather than blurring both, and Drumcode and Innervisions placing multiple tracks each shows labels are still rewarding a clear identity over a generic middle ground.

For a producer choosing what to build next, the lesson is in the tempo and key spread as much as the artist names: eight of the top 10 sit in minor keys between 122 and 132 BPM, with long, dubby intros, built for DJs to mix in and out of rather than drop cold. That arrangement choice, more than any one sound design trick, is what's separating chart entries from the rest of the catalog. Browse exclusive Melodic Techno tracks for sale on GPW to hear what's already moving in this lane.