This edition follows BEZ’s Beatport Top 10 Sunday post of 11 October, published on 12 October, and looks at the overall track charts on both Beatport and Traxsource. BEZ checked both charts on Sunday, 18 October 2026, between about 16:08 and 16:10 UTC (12:08 to 12:10 PM Miami time). The positions below are as they appeared then and may have changed since.
A note on method: both pages present an overall Top 100 with no genre filter. Neither says on screen how it ranks tracks or when the chart was last updated. BEZ therefore does not describe these as sales charts. BEZ’s earlier post listed only Beatport’s Top 10, and it does not state which Beatport chart it used or when the list was captured. This article therefore makes no claim about movement up or down since then.
Beatport Top 10
The top spot goes to “Think of You” by Prospa, Kettama and Rohan Pinnock-Hamilton on Steel City Dance Discs. Beatport lists its release date as 16 October, which makes it the most recent release in Beatport’s Top 10. At No. 3 is “DANGER DANGER” by Solomun, Skepta and Dom Dolla on Three Six Zero Recordings. Beatport’s Top 10 spans four genres: House, Tech House, Deep House and Dance / Pop.
| Pos | Artist(s) | Title | Genre |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Prospa, Kettama, Rohan Pinnock-Hamilton | Think of You | House |
| 2 | Chromeo, Chris Lorenzo | Fancy Footwork | House |
| 3 | Solomun, Skepta, Dom Dolla | DANGER DANGER | Tech House |
| 4 | Mau P | Just A Little Bit More | Dance / Pop |
| 5 | Franky Rizardo | Marido Dansa | Deep House |
| 6 | DANIS (TS), Trace (UZ), DISLA (UZ) | Flashing Lights | House |
| 7 | Beave | 1997 | House |
| 8 | Joey London Style, Pheelo | Never Stop | Tech House |
| 9 | L.P. Rhythm | How Ya Feelin’ | Dance / Pop |
| 10 | Ultra Nate, HUGEL, Imael Angel | Movin’ To The Sun | Dance / Pop |
Source: Beatport Top 100 (overall), beatport.com/top-100, as displayed 18 Oct 2026, ~16:08-16:10 UTC. Beatport’s Label / Remixers column showed no remixers for positions 1 to 10.
Editor’s note: Beatport positions 3 to 10 rest on a single capture, taken at about 16:08-16:10 UTC. A later re-check confirmed positions 1 and 2 only; the rest of the Beatport page did not load fully.
Traxsource Top 10
Traxsource’s chart looks very different. Basement Jaxx hold two of the top five places with Reboot’s extended remixes of “Samba Magic” (No. 1) and “Do Your Thing” (No. 4). Both are on Atlantic Jaxx Recordings and both are dated 2 October. Remixers take several other top places too. Terry Hunter remixes Jill Scott’s “Right Here Right Now” (No. 3), and Sgt Slick remixes Soul Central’s “Strings Of Life / Un Amore Supremo” (No. 5). Timmy Regisford remixes Byron Stingily and Darryl James’ “So Grateful” (No. 8). Adeva features on Neal Conway’s “Respect” at No. 10. The genre mix leans towards Soulful House and Soul / Funk / Disco, with House and Afro / Latin / Brazilian also present.
| Pos | Artist(s) | Title | Genre |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Basement Jaxx | Samba Magic | Afro / Latin / Brazilian |
| 2 | Jewel Kid | Scream & Shout (Extended Mix) | House |
| 3 | Jill Scott | Right Here Right Now | Soulful House |
| 4 | Basement Jaxx | Do Your Thing | House |
| 5 | Soul Central | Strings Of Life / Un Amore Supremo | House |
| 6 | MonsieurWilly, Natalie Nova | I Believe In Miracles | Soul / Funk / Disco |
| 7 | Queen B Unlimited | 27 Sided | Soul / Funk / Disco |
| 8 | Byron Stingily, Darryl James | So Grateful | Soulful House |
| 9 | The Shapeshifters, Sharlene Hector | Everything’s Changing | Soul / Funk / Disco |
| 10 | Neal Conway, Adeva | Respect – Neal Conway Starring Adeva Feat. T.J And Vinnie Adams | Soulful House |
Source: Traxsource Top 100, Tracks tab (overall), traxsource.com/top/tracks, as displayed 18 Oct 2026, ~16:08-16:10 UTC. “n/a” means no remixer or separate version line was shown. At No. 2, “(Extended Mix)” is part of the displayed title. *No. 8 shows a future release date (23 October); the page does not say whether this is a pre-release or a store exclusive.
Beatport and Traxsource: two stores, two audiences
No track appears in both Top 10s, and readers shouldn’t treat the two charts as equivalent rankings. Beatport’s top end this week is mostly house and tech house with crossover Dance / Pop titles. Traxsource’s is mostly soulful, disco-leaning house, much of it remixes. Taken together, Beatport and Traxsource show more of what is reaching the top of the dance download market than either chart does alone. Next week’s capture will show which of these tracks are holding their places.
