Dancing Astronauts Artists To Watch In 2024
New year, new artists to check out. Due to popular demand, Dance Astronaut's annual performer class highlights the top 20 performers in the dance/electronic genre. From incredible underground wavemakers to future festival bigwigs, bass to techno and much more in between, we're proud to continue our Artists to Watch feature for our 11th year - enjoy.
The artists are listed alphabetically.
33 and under
Back in November, those attending RL Grime's Play Tour had the opportunity to open the night with 33 Below. This New Zealander gave an engaging presentation to a previously unknown North American audience. With his refreshing style of drum 'n' bass and British garage, there's no doubt he 'll be hitting the dance floor in 2024. Just one year after their second EP, PUSHER released their debut EP, Motions , 33 Below. 2023 also added several remixes, including the official version of Martin Garrix's "Real Love". The next music star. - Ross Goldenberg
Cover photo: Jordan Watkins
Adam Diez and Mita Gami
Emerging as a unified force, Adam Ten and Mita Gami are separate but inseparable. Their parallel musical journeys come together in harmonious harmony, reflected in over 10 collaborative tracks, highlighted by the passionate remix of 'Renegade', which has Ibiza on fire in 2023. Adam Ten's El Mediterráneo combines both masters of Mithali's art. An electronic symphony is in motion. Recent bookings in the United States include exciting performances supporting the Gorgon City Safety Tour, showcasing the band's incredible work hypnotizing people into their musical world. - Alex Lambeau
Cover photo: Adam Ten and Mita Gami
an alex
Over the past year, Alex One has made a name for himself in national circles. Blurring the lines between Afro house and deep house, the Parisian DJs receive attention-grabbing support with Keinmusik's summer track 'Milkshake'. DJs like John Summit, Camelfat and more claim it, but "Milkshake" is just the beginning for One, who was responsible for remixing Swedish House Mafia's "Ray of Solar" in September. Alex Beer's path to the future is brighter than brilliant. - Alex Lambeau
Cover photo: Alex Wan
follow west
As John Summitt, social media comedian ChaseWest creates minimalist tech house music that reflects his upbeat nature. Known for his massive bootlegs of Chase West songs, which has received support from the likes of Michael Bibi, Jamie Jones and The Martinez Brothers, SoundCloud continues to grow and is home to a repository of unreleased music. It's safe to say that ChaseWest is set for a monumental 2024 . - Alex Lambeau
Cover photo: Chase West/Instagram
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Afterlife has an undeniable roster of artists, but the most promising name is Daizen. The Italian talent debuted in 2018, but DeGeneres turned heads in 2021 when she appeared in Afterlife's Realm of Consciousness Pt. collection v Two years later, Daizen had its most influential year yet, debuting at Tomorrowland and becoming one of the year's most sought-after names in melodic techno with hits like "Dialogue" and "Laser Game". And after securing that spot in the sixth edition of Afterlife, Disney is sure to capitalize on that momentum for 2024 . - Ross Goldenberg
Cover photo: Harp
Alice Moss
It's no surprise that Alice Moss is one of the astronaut artists who will be dancing in 2024. However, Moss' story doesn't just start with her professional debut. In 2021, the British performer teamed up with Toolroom Records for his debut single, The Shake. He has been making dance music since he was 14 years old, playing background productions in the tech world. And after a string of Toolroom releases, including a pair in 2023, Moss has been one of the hottest IDs of the summer since “Calling” last November, which appeared on the playlists of everyone from Pot to Gorgon. The City to Dome Dolla's only expert: the boss himself, John Summitt. Moss, who also caught the attention of Tomorrowland, which named him its new star of the year, is set to pick up the pace in the new year 2023. - Ross Goldenberg
Cover photo: Alice Moss/Instagram
Felmax
Venezuelan artist Felmax will be released in 2023 via Rude Service Records, Cannibalen Records, Subsidia Records and more. releasing a variety of music on labels such as After playing numerous shows across the country this year with artists such as Riot Ten, ATLiens and LOUIEJAYXX, FelMax continues to expand his fan base with his efforts on the live stage, where he wows audiences with his signature songs. . Balancing a career in electronic music with his success in hip-hop, Felmax teaches music production full-time and trains his students to record numerous albums with top labels. 2024 will be a big year for Felmax, with a number of life-changing announcements and further development of the profession. - Damar Yale
Cover photo: Felmax
dead
Over the years, songwriters have become familiar with Dance Astronaut's roster of artists, especially considering our TV series Supernova was designed to highlight them. And considering Hyla's career in 2023, her spot on this year's Artists to Watch list is well-deserved. Hayla, who won Dancing Astronauts of the Year in 2022 with "Run", won another in 2023 with "Where You Are" featuring John Summitt. In addition to her collaboration with Sub Focus, Hyla has found solo fame this year, with the debut of "Fall Again" in October. With another collaboration with John Summitt and more original work in the near future, Hyla is poised to become a star in 2024 . - Ross Goldenberg
Cover photo: Hugo Loans
Holly
Since her debut in 2019, Portuguese Holly has continued to make a name for herself as one of the hottest producers in dance, electronic and rap. With production credits including Bowie, Zed's Dead and many more, Holly quickly rose to fame. , and in 2023 there is more evidence of this. This year he collaborated with Frosttop and Flostradamus, released with Monta of Sable Valley and Boombox Kartel, and has three production credits on RL Grime's Play . One artist worth checking out is artist of the year: the five-song AXIS EP released last Friday. -Zak Salafia
Featured Image: Holly/Instagram
Kinzo
Some may recognize it as GrandTheft, a mainstay of the trap house era of the 2010s. Now the birth of his new disco project, Kinzo, has become the center of attention. The Canadian producer perfects his sound with a focus on funk and lively beats that add life to any dance floor. In 2023 alone, he opened stages for Duck Sauce, Folamar and Purple Disco Machine, released four new singles and is on the rise in 2024 . -Natalia Pereira
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Layla Benitez
With performances in almost every country in the world, Layla Benítez has established herself as one of the most sought-after house and techno artists. Although Benitez only has four songs, the Miami DJ has several unreleased albums, including collaborations with Camelfat and Woz. "Toxic Trip" featuring Miluhska is his latest single and also marks the launch of his new record label Sheep at Night. Blending hypnotic techno and melodic house beats, Layla Benitez will definitely be a name to watch in 2024 . - Alex Lambeau
Cover photo: Layla Benitez
Max Dean
Rising young talent in London, Max Dean is a regular on the house circuit, winning Michael Bibby's summer tour and his first release on the Beatport charts. His talents have been showcased in presentations at prestigious venues such as DC-10, Amnesia, Cova Santa and Warehouse Project, and on stage at Paradise, Solid Grooves, Eastenderz and Kaluki. The highlight of her career so far has been the launch of her brand and label, Nexup. Max Dean, who has embarked on his first American tour, will become a permanent member of the American team in 2024 . - Alex Lambeau
Featured Image: Max Dean/Instagram
to die
Since its founding in 2016, STMPD RCRDS has produced many talented talents. Merow guaranteed each other. After starting his music career at the age of 11 and releasing music three years later, Dr. Mero. Fresh's House earned him appearances on Call Records, Spinnin' Records and more. In 2023, he caught the attention of Martin Garrix, who signed him to STMPD RCRDS. With a pair of records due in 2023 and tour dates to make, including his debut at Tomorrowland, there's no doubt about Mero's commitment in 2024 . - Ross Goldenberg
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if not
In 2023, new faces (or lack thereof) were introduced to the “Never Lived” family. When Lane released his Fall 2023 Mixtape on September 8, he wisely decided to include unreleased songs. On the other hand as the key; The song "Let It Fade" officially became Otherwish's debut single last November. Otherwise, he followed up with his only follow-up song, “After All This Time,” which earned him a spot on Lane 8's “Winter 2023 Mixtape.”
While we don't have many details about Otherwish (including their identity), we do know that they will make their live debut in the new year as part of This Never Happened's North American tour. There has never been, and it is guaranteed that there is also a list of label mates who have chosen Dancing Astronaut artists to watch in previous years. - Ross Goldenberg
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to Paris
If the dictionary defined "artists to watch in 2024", PARISI's image would appear below. The Italian duo's production credits are astounding; They have worked with Drake, Ed Sheeran and The Kid LaRoe, not to mention their extensive work with Fred. Last October, PARISI began forging his own artistic path with the original Tease, follow-up album Believe in Self, and his London live debut in November. And as they continue to focus more on their solo activities in the new year, PARISI's previous work so far speaks volumes about what they're capable of in 2024 . - Ross Goldenberg
National Image: Sebastian Wawrzyniak
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Born and raised in Montreal, Jinca made a splash in the underground community in 2023 and gained a large following through his performances in nightclubs and city venues. His deep, progressive house quickly caught the attention of several top labels, most notably Anjundeep, where he easily found a timeless sound driven by his beautiful voice and melodies.
After balancing his artistic projects with a full-time job, Sinka recently announced his full commitment to his music in 2024, giving audiences plenty of stunning records and packed dance floors . -Natalia Pereira
Featured Image: Sinca
Painful
Dancing with America is hard, and it's not a coincidence. Works with a dynamic and very violent dance style defined by dark and dramatic melodies; Words are like sand; And in a distinct spirit of innovation, the Los Angeles producer wrote his own hits, the only American artist signed to Jenner's major label, Dirty Works. Co-Hard Dance Hub, Basscon Records (Insomniac) and Welcome Records (Kayzo), including original releases and remixes, not to mention the most respected dance music festivals (EDC Las Vegas and Ultra Music Festival). Soren said the new mountain tractor will be assembled in 2024. Look no further for the real X-factor. - Raquel Narciak
Featured Image: Soren
Syreeta
From Birmingham, Syreet grew up to become a technology and home specialist. Their intense set was backed by deep fundamentals and retro beats, blending catchy disco with universally resonant contemporary beats. As an advocate for marginalized voices, her music acts as a beacon of inclusion and empowerment. With stellar performances from Pacha Ibiza, Printworks, Elro and more, Syreet's magnetic stage presence and deep connection with her audience promises to be a force in the American dance scene. - Alex Lambeau
Featured Image: Syreet
blood vessel
Vastive, known as “Violence on the Block,” has a lineup for 2023 featuring Sullivan King, Level Up, Jessica Audifred, and more. From a mixture of dubstep and a heavier metal mix, the emotions expressed in each song have attracted a large audience. Metal band Vastive's original vocalist lends his voice to high-energy songs and has received support from artists such as Slander, Excision, and Kayzo, among others. His recording credits, which include releases from Rud Services, Subsidia Records, Bus Rush, and more, would expand significantly in the coming year, a testament to the influence that many, including Dance Astro , were already feeling. - Damar Yale
Featured Image: Brand1Film/Instagram
war years
While the war years may not immediately ring a bell, the names Rico and Miala should. After more than a decade with this title, in a classic line-up, the producer/songwriter decided to officially launch the page in July during a makeover. After Seven Lions, Trivecta, William Black and many others, the two are now looking for a new start. With a major reveal of their boldest and most mature lyrics and a standalone sequel, they will continue to write their new chapter in October 2024 in War Years . - Ross Goldenberg
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