Yellow Claw celebrate 10 years of Blood For Mercy album with a remastered edition on Mad Decent along with remixes.

Marking a decade since they helped ignite a global movement, Yellow Claw celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their groundbreaking debut album “Blood For Mercy” with a fully remastered edition, out October 17 on Diplo‘s label Mad Decent. Originally released in 2015 during the first great wave of trap, the body of work captured the raw energy of an era with timeless anthems like “In My Room” featuring Ty Dolla $ign & Tyga, “Catch Me” with Flux Pavilion, “Lifetime” with Tiësto and Kyler England and “Nightmare” featuring Pusha T and Barrington Levy. Born from Soundcloud uploads and inspired by trailblazers like Skrillex, RL Grime, Diplo, and Flosstradamus, “Blood For Mercy” was Yellow Claw‘s bold statement that they were more than producers chasing trends, they were architects of a new sound. In a time when big-room house ruled, they followed their instincts, crafting something risky, loud, and unapologetically their own. Now, as trap surges back into the spotlight with a new generation of artists, these remastered tracks hit harder than ever, which is a testament to a legacy that started underground and reshaped the global bass scene.

“Many of the songs on ‘Blood For Mercy’ are a testament to the time we came up when the trap genre was first making waves and inspired us greatly. It was first done in the US, and from that moment on, it was our goal to go there. It all started when we saw the DJs there play our songs. Not long after, we got booked to play shows ourselves. That was just off of our Soundcloud stuff. When we got our break, we focused on doing a full album to show people we were more than just Soundcloud producers and be able to make a full body of work. It’s good to note that at this time, the only thing you heard in clubs and festivals was big room house. That’s what it was all about. People at labels even told us: “why don’t you make big room? It’s much easier to get big.” But we followed our hearts instead and did what we thought was fucking cool. And yes, that was very, very new and insecure, but it was more exciting than following the herd. Now it’s been almost 10 years, and around the time its anniversary comes up, the genre is making a huge comeback. Young trap artists are emerging and getting big. We did 6 huge b2b shows with Flosstradamus, paying homage to the genre back in 2024, plus we are gearing up for a full trap North America tour in March 2026.” – Yellow Claw

Dutch electronic icons Yellow Claw have been fueling dance floors worldwide for nearly a decade. To date, they have accumulated over 1 billion streams, headlined the biggest festivals and nightclubs, and collaborated with industry heavyweights like DJ Snake, Steve Aoki, Gucci Mane, Tinashe, Tiësto, A$AP Ferg, and Juicy J. Their global hits – including “DJ Turn It Up,” “Do You Like Bass,” and “Till It Hurts” – remain club anthems to this day. Since 2010, Yellow Claw has steadily risen toward electronic dance music supremacy. Their 2015 debut album, “Blood For Mercy,” debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers Chart and Top Dance/Electronic Albums Chart, earning them an Edison Award – the Dutch equivalent of the GRAMMY Award. The album featured the smash hit “In My Room” feat. Ty Dolla $ign, Tyga, & DJ Mustard, which amassed over 160 million Spotify streams. Beyond their music, Yellow Claw has built a distinct brand identity, known for their sophisticated stage outfits and powerful live performances. As they continue to push boundaries in both music and film, their influence remains undeniable, proving that their heavy beats and cinematic vision are a perfect match for the entertainment world.

DJ Snake is one of the most prolific artists in the electronic dance music scene and he has given us countless hits that have kept us dancing for years.

DJ Snake’s explosive debut with ‘Turn Down for What’ to his recent chart-toppers and collaborations, DJ Snake‘s influence on the music scene is undeniable. As we celebrate his special day, let’s take a moment to appreciate the tracks that have defined his career and made him a global sensation.

In honor of this joyous event, we’ve put together a list of DJ Snake‘s top 10 songs, which highlight both his talent and range. Whether you’ve been a fan of his music for a while or are just now getting into it, these songs will definitely make you want to get up and dance. From the infectious beats of ‘Lean On’ with Major Lazer to the vibrant and invigorating ‘Taki Taki’ featuring Selena Gomez, Ozuna, and Cardi B, each track represents a milestone in DJ Snake‘s illustrious career. So, turn up the volume and join us in celebrating the Parisian native’s birthday with a musical journey through his greatest hits!

10. Get Low (with Dillon Francis) – 210m streams

9. A Different Way (with Lauv) – 305m streams

8. SG (with Ozuna, Megan Thee Stallion & LISA of BLACKPINK) – 323m streams

7. You Know You Like It (with AlunaGeorge) – 568m streams

6. Turn Down for What (with Lil Jon) – 590m streams

5. Loco Contigo (with J Balvin and Tyga) – 900m streams

4. Middle (with Bipolar Sunshine) – 1.1b streams

3. Taki Taki (with Selena Gomez, Ozuna, and Cardi B) – 1.7b streams

2. Lean On (with Major Lazer and MØ) – 2.3b streams

1. Let Me Love You (with Justin Bieber) – 2.5b streams

Unlike his counterpart, the fluffy and sweet treat that one would sandwich between two graham crackers and a chunk of chocolate to roast over an open flame to be enjoyed by your taste buds, Marshmello is another type of confectionary treat for your eardrums. With his mastery of Future Bass House, Marshmello has made a name for himself by creating intoxicating dubstep and trap beats that ebb and flow effortlessly leading the listener to want to sing along while dancing around.

Let’s all wish Marshmello a happy 33rd birthday by playing his top 10 tracks.

10. HARLEY QUINN with Fuerza Regida – 621m streams

9. Be Kind with Halsey – 717m streams

8. Here With Me with CHVRCHES – 733m streams

7. El Merengue with Manuel Turizo – 772m streams

6. Leave Before You Love Me with Jonas Brothers – 989m streams

5. Come & Go with Juice WRLD – 1b streams

4. Wolves with Selena Gomez – 1.4b streams

3. Friends with Anne-Marie – 1.5b streams

2. Silence with Khalid – 1.7b streams

1. Happier with Bastille – 2.3b streams

photo credit: Rukes