My New Mix Is Live: Stream “Summer Heat August 2026” Now!
I am thrilled to announce that “Summer Heat August 2026” is officially live and ready for your speakers. As we hit the peak of August, I wanted to curate a continuous journey that captures the exact energy of a sweltering mainstage festival collapsing into a deep, late-night warehouse afterparty. This 22-track set is packed with sun-drenched vocal house, heavy tech-house basslines, exclusive bootlegs, and cinematic techno closures.
Stream the full mix below, and check out my official track-by-track breakdown to see exactly how I programmed this summer journey.
The Tracklist Blueprint
Phase 1: Sun-Drenched Daytime Openers
I wanted to start the set with pure sunshine, building a feel-good, vocal-forward atmosphere to get everyone moving immediately.
- Disco Lines – Baby Girl: The ultimate playful, high-energy bounce to kick off the set.
- John Summit, Hayla – Where You Are (Gorgon City Remix): I dropped this version to inject a deeper, darker, garage-tinted groove into a modern classic.
- Kylie Minogue – Padam Padam (Jax Jones Mix): A massive tempo bump to transform hypnotic pop into a certified club weapon.
- Dom Dolla – Saving Up: Pure, disco-infused house music designed to keep the daytime energy sky-high.
- Purple Disco Machine, Kungs – Substitution: High-octane, French-touch-inspired funk that transitions us away from daytime radio vibes.
Phase 2: Peak-Hour Tech-House Pressure
For the second phase, I stripped away the bright chords and dialed up the heavy rhythmic tension, targeting the thickest basslines in modern dance music.
- John Summit & Hayla – Shiver: A beautiful, emotional vocal hook riding over a ruthless, driving club heartbeat.
- Westend – Perfect: A rolling tech-house groover that I used as the perfect bridge into heavier sounds.
- Diplo & SIDEPIECE – On My Mind (Life and Death Remix): This flip strips back the original to build an eerie, underground terrace atmosphere.
- FISHER, AATIG – Take It Off: A relentless, hypnotic bass loop paired with a commanding dancefloor vocal.
- Vintage Culture, James Hype – You Give Me A Feeling: A masterclass in percussion design, combining technical stabs with massive low-end depth.
- Chris Lake, Alexis Roberts vs Shift K3y – Turn Off The Lights (Netgate Edit): A frantic, hybrid edit to flip a legendary club anthem completely on its head.
- SIDEPIECE – Acrobatic: Quirky, bouncy tech-house gold that keeps the energy playful but heavy.
- MK, Dom Dolla – Rhyme Dust: An absolute staple. The iconic baseline provides the ultimate peak-hour explosion.
- John Summit – La Danza: I brought things back to a primal space here with an infectious, Latin-infused tribal rhythm.
Phase 3: The Late-Night Urban Bootlegs
This is where the mix takes a sharp turn into raw energy. I mashed up viral hip-hop vocals with punishing electronic sub-bass to create absolute dancefloor chaos.
- Big Boss Vette vs Green Velvet, Chris Lake – Pretty Girls Walk (R-You Bootleg): A massive mashup pairing a viral rap hook with the timeless groove of Deceiver.
- Mau P vs. Sexyy Red & Bruno Mars – Fat Juicy & Wet VS neck (Bootleg): A heavy-hitting, unhinged club edit engineered to rattle club sound systems.
- Kx5, deadmau5 & Kaskade, Hayla – Escape (John Summit Remix): I used this massive remix to introduce mainstage progressive scale back into the room.
- Mau P – Gimme That Bounce: Cutting-edge modern sound design with a sub-bass layer you can feel in your ribs.
Phase 4: Melodic Closers & Cinematic Finales
To finish the set, I shifted away from tech house entirely, creating an emotional, progressive send-off to mimic the sunrise after a long night out.
- John Summit, Echoes – Human: A powerful, deeply emotional record to create a moment of shared connection.
- RÜFÜS DU SOL – Make It Happen (Dom Dolla Remix): Dom Dolla swaps his club stabs for sweeping, progressive synths that amplify the weight of RÜFÜS’ vocals.
- MEDUZA, Innellea, GENESI, Nu-La – Edge Of The [Earth]: Dark, cinematic melodic techno that feels like driving through a neon-lit city.
- Dada Life, DEXTER KING – Take Me Into Space: A nostalgic nod to classic electro house, bringing massive, soaring chords to the mix.
- Maur, Solardo – Power: The final curtain. An uplifting, driving powerhouse that leaves you on an absolute high.
