32,974 artists in catalog

Artist index

Every DJ-relevant artist with three or more chemistry-scored tracks in our catalog. Each page shows BPM range, dominant keys, sound profile and related artists — useful when you're prepping a set, deciding whether an unfamiliar artist will work in your scene, or just exploring.

Emanuel Satie
73
Melodic House & Techno · 124 BPM median
2014–20267A
AC Slater
73
Bass House · 128 BPM median
2008–20267A
Face & Book
73
Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass · 128 BPM median
2017–20218A
Redspace
73
Progressive House · 122 BPM median
20267B
Marc Romboy
73
Techno (Peak Time / Driving) · 124 BPM median
2004–20258A
The Prophet
73
Hard Dance / Hardcore / Neo Rave · 152 BPM median
1997–20248A
Genix
73
Trance (Main Floor) · 128 BPM median
2012–20267B
Outsiders
73
Psy-Trance · 143 BPM median
2014–20262B
Mark Taylor
73
Deep House · 123 BPM median
—12B
Amoss
73
Drum & Bass · 87 BPM median
2013–20267B
David Penn
72
House · 124 BPM median
2002–20258A
Ramiro Lopez
72
Techno (Peak Time / Driving) · 130 BPM median
2013–20234A
Betoko
72
Progressive House · 123 BPM median
2012–20207A
Jamie Jones
72
Tech House · 126 BPM median
2006–20268A
M.A.N.D.Y.
72
Hard Dance / Hardcore / Neo Rave · 125 BPM median
2002–202611A
Laurent Simeca
72
Funky House · 126 BPM median
2022–202511A
Craig Connelly
72
Trance (Main Floor) · 138 BPM median
2012–20265A
Sean Tyas
72
Trance (Main Floor) · 140 BPM median
2006–202611A
Re.you
71
Afro House · 122 BPM median
2014–20258A
HI-LO
71
Techno (Peak Time / Driving) · 132 BPM median
2015–20266A
Atmozfears
71
Hard Dance / Hardcore / Neo Rave · 150 BPM median
2012–20268A
Goncalo M
71
Techno (Peak Time / Driving) · 133 BPM median
2018–20218A
IVORY
71
Dubstep · 140 BPM median
2005–202610B
Andrew Rayel
71
Trance (Main Floor) · 132 BPM median
2012–20267A
Purple Disco Machine
71
Nu Disco / Disco · 120 BPM median
2013–20269A
Jepe
71
Indie Dance · 122 BPM median
2019–202210B
Morttagua
71
Progressive House · 123 BPM median
2019–20255B
Joris Voorn
71
Melodic House & Techno · 126 BPM median
2003–20255A
Brennan Heart
71
Hard Dance / Hardcore / Neo Rave · 150 BPM median
2010–20264A
Destroyers
71
Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass · 132 BPM median
1995–20229A
D-Block & S-te-Fan
71
Hard Dance / Hardcore / Neo Rave · 150 BPM median
2009–20269A
Jimpster
71
Deep House · 123 BPM median
2006–20267A
John Askew
70
Trance (Main Floor) · 140 BPM median
2005–20265A
Ray Volpe
70
Dubstep · 147 BPM median
2014–20262A
Gabry Ponte
70
Mainstage · 135 BPM median
2019–20269B
Babert
70
Nu Disco / Disco · 124 BPM median
2016–20258A
Interactive Noise
70
Psy-Trance · 138 BPM median
2010–20257B
Carl Craig
70
Techno (Peak Time / Driving) · 125 BPM median
1991–20264A
RAM
70
Trance (Main Floor) · 138 BPM median
1999–20256A
Pfirter
70
Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) · 136 BPM median
2013–20227A
Matroda
70
Tech House · 126 BPM median
2014–20262A
Phace
70
Drum & Bass · 86 BPM median
2013–20257B
Maceo Plex
70
Deep House · 124 BPM median
2010–20238A
Ben Gold
70
Trance (Main Floor) · 136 BPM median
2009–20258A
Eugenio Fico
70
Funky House · 125 BPM median
2023–20249A
Black Loops
69
Deep House · 125 BPM median
2013–20253A
Kyle Watson
69
Tech House · 124 BPM median
2014–20252B
Cold Blue
69
Trance (Main Floor) · 139 BPM median
2007–20259A

Why a chemistry-scored artist directory matters

Most artist directories online give you a name, a genre tag and maybe a Spotify link. They don't tell you whether an artist's tracks will mix into your set, what BPM range they live in, which keys dominate their releases, or who else sounds like them. For a working DJ, those are the questions that actually matter.

Every artist in this directory has at least three tracks in our catalog, analysed end-to-end across the same six dimensions our recommendation engine uses — energy, drive, groove, brightness, warmth and vocal content. The result is that an unfamiliar name on a lineup poster is two clicks from a clear picture: their typical tempo, their dominant keys, the artists they cluster with, and a sortable list of every track of theirs we've scored.

Use the search to find a specific artist, the genre chips to narrow to a scene, or just sort by popularity to see who's currently dominating the Mixgraph catalog. From any artist page, the related-artists section spreads the map out further — every connection is a similarity-scored edge, not a guess.

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