Viral rankings.
Provisional editorial placements. Read the artist’s profile for the music, career history and evidence behind the discussion.
- #1
Ian Asher ↗
Ian Asher is listed by Insomniac in House.
- #2
Odetari ↗
Odetari’s captured release history contains 68 dated entries, spanning March 15, 2023 to September 9, 2026.
- #3
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.
- #4
Two Friends ↗
Two Friends makes familiarity and emotional accessibility central to an electronic artist identity.
- #5
Levity ↗
Levity is an electronic trio from Chicago working in dubstep.
- #6
AVELLO ↗
AVELLO is producer, songwriter and DJ Adam Lawrence.
- #7
SIDEQUEST ↗
SIDEQUEST is listed by Insomniac in House.
- #8
TELYKast ↗
TELYKast places vocal connection at the center of its electronic identity.
- #9
Crankdat ↗
Crankdat’s place in the bass field is grounded in a substantial run of released work and a highly direct performance identity.
- #10
Ray Volpe ↗
Ray Volpe’s breakthrough around Laserbeam gives his career a clear reference point, but the broader identity includes both heavy production and his own vocals.
- #11
6arelyhuman ↗
The artist’s public profile lists Sassyland, US as its location.
- #12
ALLEYCVT ↗
ALLEYCVT’s strongest distinguishing feature is the integration of her vocal identity with heavy bass production.
- #13
Eliminate ↗
Eliminate’s 2018 connection to Disciple and the subsequent Cyber Whale and Dead Sea EPs give the career a clear production history.
- #14
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.
- #15
AYYBO ↗
AYYBO’s background in cinematography helps explain a project in which music and visual communication develop together.
- #16
YDG ↗
YDG’s identity moves between dubstep and experimental bass, with remixes providing an important route into a wider audience.
- #17
GorillaT ↗
GorillaT’s position on the bass chart is grounded in a developing body of released work, with Inner Mind providing a multi-track chapter beyond the project’s individual singles.
- #18
Wuki ↗
Wuki is Los Angeles-based producer Kris Barman’s solo project, drawing on Detroit ghettotech and Chicago footwork.
- #19
Ship Wrek ↗
Ship Wrek’s current duo identity brings together Tripp Churchill and Collin Maguire, whose partnership began in 2019.
- #20
Knock2 ↗
Knock2 brings a highly direct rhythmic identity to the space between bass house and trap.
- #21
ISOxo ↗
ISOxo represents a contemporary trap sensibility in which rhythmic tension, abrupt contrast and forceful sound design become the center of the artist identity.
- #22
Viperactive ↗
Viperactive’s release history connects a contemporary bass identity with vocal and remix-oriented formats.
- #23
WINK ↗
WINK’s Bay Area project is represented by a distinct contemporary catalog, including STIRCRAZY MIXTAPE and Drown.
- #24
LEVEL UP ↗
LEVEL UP brings a battle-DJ foundation into contemporary dubstep.
- #25
Pauline Herr ↗
Pauline Herr’s early solo work established authorship across production, writing and recording.
- #26
ROSSY ↗
ROSSY’s HEAVENS DOOR in 2023 gives her trap identity a clear early statement, supported by a Brownies & Lemonade tour and a subsequent release history that includes RUSH on Monstercat.
- #27
Kaivon ↗
Kaivon’s promoter biography identifies “Reborn,” released in 2016, as his debut single.
- #28
Slushii ↗
Slushii is listed by Insomniac in Electronic.
- #29
JVNA ↗
JVNA is a California-based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and electronic pop producer.
- #30
Moore Kismet ↗
Moore Kismet is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.