Weekly chart recap
DANGER DANGER Hits 100 DJs and Tops the DJ Chart
Solomun, Skepta and Dom Dolla's DANGER DANGER passes Woops on 1001Tracklists' weekly DJ chart with 100 DJs and holds No. 1 on our board. Plus: Fancy Footwork climbs to No. 3.
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Data snapshot: Monday, Nov. 2, 2026, 7:07 AM PT. ▲ / ▼ = change on our weekly board vs yesterday. "DJs" = unique DJs over the last 4 weeks on 1001Tracklists' weekly DJ chart. Beatport ranks are from our frozen Oct. 13 snapshot. Our board skipped refreshes on Oct. 30 and 31, so this week's window is the last seven daily snapshots, Oct. 25 to Nov. 2.
One hundred DJs. That's how many have now played DANGER DANGER in the last four weeks, and it's enough to finally knock Woops off the top of 1001Tracklists' weekly DJ chart.
Solomun, Skepta, Dom Dolla – DANGER DANGER holds No. 1 on our weekly board for a second straight Monday. It has led every refresh since it took the top spot on Monday, Oct. 26. This week, the DJ numbers caught up with it.
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The flip on the DJ chart
Last Monday, DANGER DANGER trailed Woops by eight DJs. This morning the order is reversed:
- DANGER DANGER went from No. 3 with 84 DJs to No. 1 with 100 DJs, a gain of 16 in a week.
- Woops slipped from No. 1 with 92 DJs to No. 2 with 89.
- That's an 11-DJ lead for DANGER DANGER, with R3HAB and ARTBAT's Dramma close behind at No. 3 with 88.
DANGER DANGER is also No. 13 on 1001Tracklists' trending chart and still leads our month board.
The top 10
- Solomun, Skepta, Dom Dolla – DANGER DANGER (=; No. 1 last Monday). 1001TL DJ chart No. 1 with 100 DJs, Beatport Tech House No. 1 (Oct. 13 snapshot).
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- Dimitri Vegas, Bountyhunter, BRANDON (DE) – Woops (=; No. 2 last Monday). 1001TL No. 2 with 89 DJs, Beatport Bass House No. 2 (Oct. 13 snapshot).
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- Chromeo, Chris Lorenzo – Fancy Footwork (▲1; No. 4 last Monday). The week's big climber. See below.
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- Beave – 1997 (▼1; No. 3 last Monday). Had held No. 3 in every refresh since Oct. 19. 1001TL No. 22 with 42 DJs (from No. 17 with 44), Beatport House No. 2 (Oct. 13 snapshot).
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- Wh0 – Burnin' Deep (=; No. 5 last Monday). Quietly having a huge week on the DJ chart: up from No. 9 to No. 6, with 69 DJs (60 last week). Beatport House No. 14 (Oct. 13 snapshot).
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- Ink, Mesto – Freak (=; No. 6 last Monday). Still Beatport Bass House No. 1 (Oct. 13 snapshot), but it dropped out of the 1001TL DJ chart's top 40 this week after sitting at No. 13 with 46 DJs last Monday.
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- Sybil, Cloonee, Prospa – Free Your Mind (=; No. 7 last Monday). 1001TL No. 19 with 44 DJs (42 last week), Beatport Tech House No. 2 (Oct. 13 snapshot).
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- Flowdan, GENESI (ITA), Djammin – Red Button (▲1; No. 9 last Monday). 1001TL No. 15 with 45 DJs (from No. 17 with 44), Beatport Bass House No. 10 (Oct. 13 snapshot).
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- Mark Knight, DJ PP, James Hurr – Miami Vice (▼1; No. 8 last Monday). 1001TL No. 23 with 41 DJs (from No. 17 with 44), Beatport Tech House No. 10 (Oct. 13 snapshot).
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- Jewel Kid – Scream & Shout (=; No. 10 last Monday). Like Freak, it fell out of the 1001TL top 40 this week (No. 28 with 36 DJs last Monday). Beatport House No. 50 (Oct. 13 snapshot).
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Fancy Footwork breaks into the top 3
Chromeo and Chris Lorenzo's Fancy Footwork [Turbo Blanco] had been parked at No. 4 on our board since Oct. 21. Today it moved up to No. 3, swapping places with Beave's 1997.
The DJ numbers explain it. On the 1001TL weekly chart it rose four places, from No. 13 with 46 DJs to No. 9 with 59. That's 13 new DJs in a week, the second-biggest gain of any track in our top 10 after DANGER DANGER.
The top 10 is the same ten records as last Monday, just reshuffled. The pressure is building underneath, though: Tristan Henry, Cloonee, Prospa – Good Girl climbed three places since yesterday to No. 17.
Our own chart, genre by genre
The independent ID Library Chart had two new No. 1s since last Monday, plus a comeback:
- House: SIDEPIECE & 95 South – Can I Ride is back on top. FISHER's Staring At The Sun led House on Sunday, Nov. 1, and slips to No. 2 today.
- Tech House: Tristan Henry, Cloonee, Prospa – Good Girl takes over from Fancy Footwork, which drops to No. 2. (Listen on Apple Music)
- Afro House: HUGEL, Ultra Naté, Imael Angel – Movin' To The Sun, still No. 1.
- Melodic House & Techno: Cassian – Come To Life, still No. 1.
- Deep House: Imael Angel – I'M ALIVE, still No. 1.
- Progressive House: Budakid – Lovin' Sun (Guy J Remix), still No. 1.
- Bass House: Tobiahs – Where You Really Come From replaces TATE SEDAR's Take It All Back at No. 1.
Why it matters
Woops was the most-supported track on 1001Tracklists' weekly DJ chart in each of our last two Monday recaps. Now DANGER DANGER has more DJ support than any other track on 1001Tracklists' weekly chart, and it's No. 1 on our weekly and month boards too. Hitting triple digits makes it the clear peak-time record of the moment. Behind it, Fancy Footwork and Burnin' Deep are the two to watch: they added 13 and 9 DJs in a week while most of the top 10 held steady or slipped.
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Sources
- ID Library weekly board (refresh Nov 2, 2026, 7:07 AM PT; 7-day rolling over daily snapshots Oct 25–29 and Nov 1–2, 2026)
- ID Library Chart, genre charts (updates of Mon Oct 26, Sun Nov 1 and Mon Nov 2, 2026)
- 1001Tracklists weekly DJ chart (unique DJs over 4 weeks; fetched Oct 26, 2026, 7:12 AM PT and Nov 2, 2026, 7:07 AM PT)
- 1001Tracklists trending chart (fetched Nov 2, 2026, 7:07 AM PT)
- ID Library Beatport genre snapshot (Top 100s frozen since Oct 13, 2026)
AI Written with AI assistance from ID Library chart data; checked by staff. Photo credits