What DJs played on Instagram, Aug 31 to Sep 6, 2026

Published Sep 8, 2026

The week in numbers

1883 track IDs from 171 DJs, Aug 31 to Sep 6, 2026 (UTC). 184 DJs published 2813 posts and stories that week; 59% of the IDs came from stories.

CrateWire recorded 1,883 identifications across 1,363 distinct tracks from 171 DJ profiles. The sample covers 2,813 posts and stories from 184 posting profiles, with at least one identification in 1,484 of them. The previous published report recorded 1,074 identifications across 814 tracks; changes in the monitored sample also affect that comparison.

Most played

7 DJs played Free Your Mind by Prospa & Cloonee this week, up from 2 the week before.

  1. played by @1001tracklists, @blackmaster_dj, @cloonee, @eternallovechannel, @iorie +2

  2. played by @1001tracklists, @daox, @fannysachot, @francismercier, @funktribu +1

  3. played by @1001tracklists, @deeptechminimal, @housemusic.us, @lukeunabomber, @mahmutorhan

  4. played by @frankyrizardo, @mochakk, @musiconofficial +1

  5. played by @aaronsevillamx, @housemusic.us, @hugelthug, @pablofierromusic

  6. played by @1001tracklists, @cloonee, @housemusic.us, @prospa__

  7. played by @2hot2play, @francismercier, @kichta.music, @panteros666

  8. played by @cactusandcamel, @luca_dea_official, @maup

  9. played by @1001tracklists, @frankyrizardo, @ourgrndofficial

  10. played by @2hot2play, @durdenhauer, @panteros666

  11. played by @deron, @housemusic.us, @hugelthug

  12. played by @frankyrizardo, @ourgrndofficial +1

  13. played by @1001tracklists, @housemusic.us, @maceoplex

  14. played by @housemusic.us, @josephcapriati, @lockymusic_

  15. played by @1001tracklists, @deeptechminimal, @housemusic.us

"Free Your Mind" by Prospa & Cloonee leads across 7 DJ profiles, up from 2 in the previous published report. Tommy Phillips follows with "Sun is Shining (Lovelee Dae)" across 6 profiles, also up from 2. "Talk To You (ft. 54 Ultra)" by ANOTR & 54 Ultra appears across 5 profiles. Repeat sightings do not count as additional profiles in this ranking.

Breakouts

10 tracks broke out this week. Party Over Here (feat. Detroit's Filthiest) by Jamie Fielding leads with 3 DJs, first seen Aug 26, 2026.

  1. 01

    Party Over Here (feat. Detroit's Filthiest)

    Jamie Fielding

    first seen Aug 26, 2026 by @backyardmix

    3DJs
  2. 02

    Eyes On Me

    Loco Dice

    first seen Sep 2, 2026 by @1001tracklists

    3DJs
  3. 03

    AVENGERS (THEME)

    RJK Music

    first seen Sep 3, 2026 by @panteros666

    3DJs
  4. 04

    Ascension

    Pegassi

    first seen Aug 24, 2026 by @pegassimusic

    2DJs
  5. 05

    Party Out (Extended)

    Riordan & A+

    first seen Aug 25, 2026 by @deeptechminimal

    2DJs
  6. 06

    Do You Mind

    Gordo & Kyla

    first seen Aug 26, 2026 by @housemusic.us

    2DJs
  7. 07

    Somebody That I Used to Know (feat. Kimbra)

    Gotye

    first seen Aug 29, 2026 by @davidguetta

    2DJs
  8. 08

    Veridis Quo

    Daft Punk

    first seen Aug 29, 2026 by @housemusic.us

    2DJs
  9. 09

    Love Is the Dance

    Âme & RY X

    first seen Aug 31, 2026 by @dixon_

    2DJs
  10. 10

    Look Into My Eyes

    Obskür

    first seen Aug 31, 2026 by @josephcapriati

    2DJs

Jamie Fielding's "Party Over Here (feat. Detroit's Filthiest)" and Loco Dice's "Eyes On Me" each appear across 3 DJ profiles with 3 sightings. RJK Music's "AVENGERS (THEME)" also reaches 3 profiles, with 5 sightings. Breakouts here are tracks recently first observed in the monitored data and now appearing across multiple profiles; they are not necessarily new releases.

Genre share

Dance leads this week with 36% of the IDs that carry a genre, down from 40%.

  • Dance36%4
  • Electronic16%1
  • House15%1
  • Techno7%3
  • Pop4%1
  • Afro House3%3
  • Trance2%1
  • Hardcore2%2
  • Other13%

57% of this week's IDs carry a genre; shares are of those.

Dance accounts for 36% of genre-tagged identifications, down from 40% in the previous published report. Electronic contributes 16% and House 15%; Techno falls to 7% from 10%. Genre tags cover 57% of all identifications, so these shares describe the tagged subset.

How we count

An identification is one track matched to one post. We read what the DJ wrote in the caption, what people wrote underneath it, the audio Instagram attaches to the post, and the audio itself, and a track only counts once the evidence lines up. If a record turns up in three posts that is three identifications; the DJ number beside it counts people, not plays.

A DJ here is an account in the CrateWire catalog that we refresh on a schedule. Accounts a signed out visitor typed in once and nobody ever followed are left out of every number on this page. We only print a handle when that account has enough identified tracks to have a public tracklist of its own, so a track can have more DJs behind it than it has names next to it.

The week runs from Monday 00:00 UTC to the following Monday 00:00 UTC, and a post belongs to the week the DJ posted it, not the week we got around to reading it. A DJ added on a Friday whose back catalog we scan that night files under the weeks they actually posted in.

Stories count. They are a large share of what DJs put out and most of them are gone inside a day, so leaving them out would make every total here read low.

The numbers freeze when the report is written. Anything identified after that belongs to the week it was posted in and never gets added back into a published table, because a page whose numbers move is not a page anyone can quote.

Where a track or a genre is marked up or down, the earlier number is the one the published report for Aug 24 to 30, 2026 shows.

Genres come from the iTunes catalog, one per track where there is a match, and plenty of records never get one. Every share on this page is a share of the identifications that do carry a genre, and the line above the bars says how big that slice is.