The DJ Mag‘s Top 100 DJs 2023 poll, announced on November 15th, brought forth the global electronic music community’s voice with 1.3 million votes from 237 countries. David Guetta‘s triumphant return to the #1 spot, marking his fourth win since 2011, set the stage for recognition and celebration. While the Top 100 list took center stage, the next 50 positions unveiled a diverse array of talent that narrowly missed the coveted spots.
The full list can be seen here:
101. Marnik
102. Will Sparks
103. Miss K8
104. Honey Dijon
105. Mr Pig
106. Shogun
107. Wukong
108. Dom Dolla
109. B Jones
110. Gian Varela
111. Breathe Carolina
112. MATTN
113. Moji
114. Mochakk
115. Illenium
116. ANNA
117. Koralova
118. Purple Disco Machine
119. Tale Of Us
120. Diplo
121. Maya Jane Coles
122. Alexander Popov
123. Luca Testa
124. Green Velvet
125. Fatboy Slim
126. Anfisa Letyago
127. Carta
128. Andy C
129. Chris Lake
130. Patrick Topping
131. Vessbroz
132. Meduza
133. CamelPhat
134. Kygo
135. Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano
136. Bicep
137. Porter Robinson
138. Alison Wonderland
139. Lane 8
140. Yellow Claw
141. John Summit
142. Marco Carola
143. MaRLo
144. Richie Hawtin
145. Maceo Plex
146. Major League Djz
147. Galantis
148. Nina Kraviz
149. Ben Nicky
150. Bhakshar
Among these talented artists, certain positions stand out. Diplo, a stalwart in the industry, claims the 120th spot, showcasing his enduring influence across genres. Drum and bass maestro Andy C holds the 128th position, a testament to his unwavering impact on the electronic music scene. Dynamic duo CamelPhat secures the 133rd position, celebrated for their chart-topping collaborations that have left an indelible mark. Alison Wonderland, at 138, maintains her distinct presence with genre-defying performances, while emerging talent John Summit claims the 141st spot, hinting at a promising future in the industry. These artists, though just outside the Top 100, continue to shape the landscape of electronic music with their unique contributions and innovative sounds.