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What LUKE DEAN has been playing

The short answer

CrateWire has identified 55 tracks that LUKE DEAN (@lukedeandj) has played in their public Instagram posts, each with a confidence score. Their selections lean toward Dance, House, and Electronic. Recent IDs include Xxplosive (Instrumental) by Dr. Dre, Upside Your Head by L.P. Rhythm, and Can We Freestyle by Skrapz. The most recent was identified on July 22, 2026.

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Updated weekly · last identified July 23, 2026 · 55 tracks identified from @lukedeandj

55
tracks ID'd
2
signal sources
  1. 01

    Xxplosive (Instrumental)

    Dr. Dre

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  2. 02

    Upside Your Head

    L.P. Rhythm

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  3. 03

    Can We Freestyle

    Skrapz

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  4. 04

    Your Mind

    ANOTR, Abel Balder

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  5. 05

    Currency (Count On Me) [feat. Cimafunk & PAMÉ]

    ANOTR

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Frequently asked questions

What tracks has LUKE DEAN been playing?
CrateWire has identified 55 tracks that LUKE DEAN has played in their public Instagram posts, including Xxplosive (Instrumental) by Dr. Dre, Upside Your Head by L.P. Rhythm, and Can We Freestyle by Skrapz. Every ID carries a confidence score.
How many tracks have been identified from @lukedeandj?
55 tracks have been identified from @lukedeandj's public Instagram posts, each shown with a confidence score so you can tell a sure match from a guess.
What genres does LUKE DEAN play?
Based on the identified tracks, LUKE DEAN's selections lean toward Dance, House, and Electronic.
When was LUKE DEAN's tracklist last updated?
This tracklist was last updated on July 23, 2026, and it refreshes automatically as new posts from LUKE DEAN are identified.
How are these track IDs made?
Each track is identified from a DJ's public Instagram post using a waterfall of signals: Instagram's own music metadata, the post caption, the comments, and audio fingerprinting of the clip. Those signals are combined into a single confidence score, and only matches above the surfacing threshold are shown.

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