Songs from Summer 2015
Summer 2015 Songs: the best, the most danceable, the catchiest hits
Here we are, right in the middle of summer, and, once again this year, we’re focusing on the summer hits. Do you remember the ones from 2014? ‘We Are One’ by Pitbull featuring Jennifer Lopez, ‘Summer’ by Calvin Harris and David Guetta with ‘Lovers on the Sun’, Duke Dumond (the lovely ‘I Got You’) and many more… you can find them HERE . And what about this summer? Well, this year too there’s certainly no shortage of “big names”. From the Latin genre, which is always going strong, let’s mention Alvaro Soler – EL Mismo Sol and Nicky Jam featuring Enrique Iglesias – El Perdon (which we recommend in the Crazy Ibiza Remix). Moving on to pop-dance, Kaygo with Firestone and Avicii – Waiting for love, Alesso – Cool and Martin Garrix ft. Usher – Don’t Look Down. And then, how could I not mention the pop hits “Everytime” by The Kolors and “This Summer’s Gonna Hurt Like A Motherf****r” by Maroon 5? There are also some ‘new entries’ from the last few days, which look set to be the ‘dark horses’ that will see us through the second half of this summer, such as Fifth Harmony’s ‘Worth’ and David Guetta’s ‘Hey Mama’ featuring Nicki Minaj.
Summer Hits 2015
Here are the 10 best tracks, mixed for you in 10 minutes
If there are any of the tracks we’ve just mentioned that you’d like to listen to “all in one go”, we’ve put together a “best of” list of the top 10 the most popular, the most in demand and the most danced to This summer 2015, mixed in 10 minutes. Here’s HERE The link to listen to them and dance to them!
10 songs mixed in 10 minutes: Here are the hottest, most requested and most danced-to tracks of summer 2015 by Deejay4 on Mixcloud
If you’d like them for your own private event or for yours local, please contact us HERE. Jody, Ricky and the DJ4 project team will keep you entertained all evening, playing a setlist that’s never the same, but always tailored and customised depending on the situation. For a private party, for example, there’ll also be plenty of evergreens that had people dancing even in the summers of a few years ago, ranging from happy music to dance tracks, and – why not? – leaving a bit of room for the 90s too. When we’re contacted by nightclubs and bars, however, the set list is usually more focused on Trending items, varying in commercial appeal depending on the club, but all strictly in their original versions. Leaving aside all the legal arguments (you should always buy your music!), can you really compare the quality of a CD audio track to an MP3, especially a low-quality one? Our new Yamaha sound systems are ready to amaze your ears. See you soon, and have a great summer, everyone, with DJ4!




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