What’s spinning on the decks of Amsterdam’s number 1 LGBTQ+ radio station? The Pride Dance Chart Top 30, a thrilling mix of the best dance hits lighting up the scene, regardless of how you choose to groove tonight. Let’s take a journey into the rhythm and pulse of this season’s anthems.

Top of the list, Miley Cyrus’s “End of the World” from the album Something Beautiful reverberates with a melodic prophecy. This track sees Cyrus taking creative risks, blending her signature pop-rock vocals with an electronic-dance backdrop, resulting in a captivating anthem that resonates with today’s global concerns.

Next, “Here In Your Arms (J Fado Remix)” by Nathan Dawe & Abi Flynn, a single that perfectly encapsulates the essence of longing and connection. The brilliance of this track lies not only in Dawe’s and Flynn’s harmonic synergy but also in J Fado’s transformative touch, adding an irresistible dance beat.

David Guetta’s collaboration with Sia on their track “Beautiful People” from album Liebeszauber 2025 continues to define contemporary dance-pop. Their ability to craft a message of inclusivity into a pulsating party anthem is both inspiring and prescient, given the current cultural trends towards acceptance and visibility.

One of the standout tracks comes from Ely Oaks. The Niall T Remix of “Running Around” has been setting dance floors ablaze with its infectious rhythm. A perfect example of how remix culture continues to influence and invigorate the music industry.

Other noteworthy tracks include Crystal Waters’ “You & Me”, Empire Of The Sun’s “Music On The Radio (Adam Ten Remix)”, Infinity Ink & Alan Dixon’s “Infinity”, Roland Clark’s “I Get Deep (Roy Rosenfeld Remix)”, Lizzie Curious’ “Take Me To The Club”, and Calvin Harris’ “SMOKE THE PAIN AWAY”. Each of these songs brings something unique to the table, helping shape the sonic landscape of today’s dance music.

In conclusion, the current Pride Dance Chart Top 30 is a vibrant collection of tracks that not only ignite the dance floor but also reflect the diverse voices and experiences that make up the LGBTQ+ community. As we continue to celebrate Pride, let’s keep the music playing and the dance floor pulsating with love, acceptance, and unity.

Pride Dance Chart