2017 hasn’t been the most prolific year for Skrillex as a performing DJ. Parking his famous spaceship for a while, he’s cherry-picked special live moments rather than play the consummate touring headline monster he’s been in recent times. Highlights include a legendary Dog Blood reboot with Boys Noize at HARD Summer, a get-together with his

To anyone else, Steve Aoki’s life is a whirlwind of gigs, studio time and travel. But it’s business as usual for the fondant-flinging EDM supremo. Even though he’s slipped a couple of places in the poll, he’s still standing strong in the top ten. In 2017, Aoki further cemented his association with hip-hop, too. His

Tiësto is the unstoppable machine who may as well utter the words “I’ll be back” each year after we announce his place in this poll, such is his enduring popularity. If you can’t see the Arnie comparison, then look for something of the shapeshifting qualities of the T-1000 from Terminator 2 instead. From making his

Da quando sono entrati in scena nel 2013 con il loro galoppante marchio di progressive psy-trance, il duo israeliano Vini Vici è diventato rapidamente il volto del genere. In poco più di quattro anni, le produzioni di Aviram Saharai e Matan Kadosh hanno accumulato milioni di visualizzazioni e il loro remix breakout di “Free Tibet”

“Both gig and music-wise, it’s been our busiest year to date”, state the Ws, down the line from their freshly minted new studio. “We’ve been producing a lot of new W&W music, but at this time, much of it is still to be released.” That said, the lads haven’t done badly in the already-out-there stakes