Amsterdams Number 1 LGBTQ+ Radiostation: A Pride-Ready Dance Chart Full of Sparkle and Drive

At Amsterdams number 1 LGBTQ+ Radiostation, this week’s dance selection feels made for open windows, late-night floors, and that unmistakable moment when a crowd finds its shared pulse. It is a Pride-friendly blend of glossy pop, club pressure, and uplifting emotional release, with each track bringing its own shade of energy. From big-room momentum to sleek underground polish, the list moves with purpose and plenty of attitude.

Leading the pack is Beauty In Us by Robbie Williams & Miss Monique, a pairing that immediately signals crossover appeal. Robbie Williams brings the name recognition and pop charisma, while Miss Monique’s touch suggests a more modern, club-minded edge. The title hints at warmth and positivity, and that balance of emotional lift with dancefloor precision is exactly what makes a track like this stand out. It sounds like the kind of record that can connect both casual listeners and dedicated club heads, with production designed to shimmer without losing its punch.

That opening energy sets the tone for the rest of the feature. Party by Troye Sivan brings clean pop confidence and an easy sense of momentum, while Bring Your Love (Peaktime Dub Remix) adds serious late-night heat through the combined force of Madonna, Honey Dijon & Sabrina Carpenter. The remix format is key here: it points toward a tougher, more percussive club interpretation, with Honey Dijon’s name especially suggesting refined house instincts and a strong sense of groove.

The Dance floor by Jodie Harsh sounds like a direct love letter to the room itself, built for lights down, bass up, and hands in the air. Feel from Franky Rizardo likely keeps things streamlined and rhythmic, the kind of track that works through repetition, tension, and a patient, hypnotic build. Meanwhile, Sandcastle Disco (Club Mix) by Freemasons and Boogie 2Nite (Seamus Haji Big Love Club Mix) by Booty Luv bring classic club culture into focus: glossy, functional, and built for movement.

There is also space for personality and texture. N.Y. Baby (feat. Say She She) by Blu DeTiger, Holly Walker & Flavor Flav promises a playful, genre-mixing spirit with a cool urban snap. Broken Love by Julian Fijma suggests a more emotional turn, which helps the sequence breathe. Closing with Run Run River (Angels Above Me) by David Guetta, Alok & Stick Figure brings a wider, festival-ready sweep that blends dance-pop scale with a freer, uplifting feel.

For listeners tuning in for Pride season energy, this is a chart that feels inclusive, high-impact, and ready to move people. It celebrates the many moods of dance music: glamorous, emotional, muscular, and joyful. In other words, it is exactly the kind of mix our station loves to spotlight.

Pride Dance Chart