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US DJ Top 30 · House

House rankings.

Provisional editorial placements. Read the artist’s profile for the music, career history and evidence behind the discussion.

  1. #1

    John Summit ↗

    John Summit brings the physical logic of house music into a highly visible contemporary DJ identity.

  2. #2

    Disco Lines ↗

    Disco Lines has a clear progression from a widely circulated Love Story reinterpretation to Baby Girl, the Loveland EP and Good Good Records.

  3. #3

    Kaskade ↗

    Kaskade’s signature is the integration of house rhythm with a patient, song-centered sense of emotion.

  4. #4

    LP Giobbi ↗

    LP Giobbi connects jazz-trained piano musicianship with house production and a clear commitment to widening participation in music.

  5. #5

    Max Styler ↗

    Max Styler’s house-chart identity rests on a sustained production history and a clear relationship to the club-facing side of electronic music.

  6. #6

    Westend ↗

    Westend’s New York background places his house identity in the context of a city where DJ culture and record-making have a close practical relationship.

  7. #7

    VNSSA ↗

    VNSSA’s career connects an early House of Hustle release in 2018 to a wider network including Dirtybird, Higher Ground and other club-focused labels.

  8. #8

    ACRAZE ↗

    ACRAZE’s house-chart role is that of a producer building a recognizable artist identity around accessible dance records.

  9. #9

    MK ↗

    MK’s identity begins with Marc Kinchen’s Detroit roots and the close relationship between production, remixing and house songwriting.

  10. #10

    Green Velvet ↗

    Green Velvet gives Chicago house and techno an unmistakable theatrical voice.

  11. #11

    Honey Dijon ↗

    Honey Dijon’s Black Girl Magic gives the project a clear artistic and cultural center.

  12. #12

    Channel Tres ↗

    Channel Tres brings a Compton-rooted relationship to West Coast rap into electronic music.

  13. #13

    SIDEPIECE ↗

    SIDEPIECE brings together Party Favor’s Dylan Ragland and Nitti Gritti’s Ricky Mears in a house-focused partnership.

  14. #14

    Walker & Royce ↗

    Walker & Royce’s identity combines low-end weight, playful vocal writing and a willingness to let house music be eccentric.

  15. #15

    AYYBO ↗

    AYYBO’s background in cinematography helps explain a project in which music and visual communication develop together.

  16. #16

    OMNOM ↗

    OMNOM’s Fo Free in 2018 and Losing Control with Odd Mob in 2023 give the project two clear career reference points.

  17. #17

    SOHMI ↗

    SOHMI’s identity draws together classical piano training, theater studies and her own vocal writing within house and minimal techno.

  18. #18

    Ship Wrek ↗

    Ship Wrek’s current duo identity brings together Tripp Churchill and Collin Maguire, whose partnership began in 2019.

  19. #19

    Disco Fries ↗

    Disco Fries is the production partnership of Nick Ditri and Danny Boselovic, with a catalog that develops through originals and reinterpretations.

  20. #20

    CID ↗

    CID’s career connects DJ practice, production and the Night Service Only label into one continuing operation.

  21. #21

    Gene Farris ↗

    Gene Farris connects Chicago’s early-1990s warehouse culture to an extensive production and label history.

  22. #22

    Felix da Housecat ↗

    Felix da Housecat’s career spans several identities, including Aphrohead and Thee Maddkatt Courtship, giving his history a deliberately expansive shape.

  23. #23

    Derrick Carter ↗

    Derrick Carter’s history connects DJ craft with a deep Chicago production lineage.

  24. #24

    DJ Minx ↗

    DJ Minx’s history joins Detroit DJ culture with concrete work to create opportunities for other artists.

  25. #25

    DJ Susan ↗

    DJ Susan’s Hood Politics Records gives the project a clear organizing principle: an artist identity built around the release and circulation of house music as well as individual performance.

  26. #26

    HoneyLuv ↗

    HoneyLuv’s 2022 run provides a clear developmental chapter: Your Tongue on Insomniac was followed by Thr33 6ix 5ive on Black Book and Sway with Dope Earth Alien.

  27. #27

    Coco & Breezy ↗

    Coco & Breezy connect soulful house with a broader creative identity rooted in self-expression and their Afro-Latina heritage.

  28. #28

    DJ Sneak ↗

    DJ Sneak’s history belongs to the second wave of Chicago house, with Relief releases connecting him to the city’s 1990s resurgence.

  29. #29

    Ranger Trucco ↗

    Ranger Trucco’s distinction is the combination of producer and vocalist within a house project.

  30. #30

    Black V Neck ↗

    Black V Neck began in 2017 as a formal partnership between Miami producers Ian and Julian after years of making music together.