Top Dance Hits - Week of October 20th

ElectricFM's Top Dance EDM Hits - Week of October 20, 2026

The latest Top 20 is now available, and this week's five biggest tracks bring together familiar dance artists, crossover vocalists and a fresh take on a house favorite.

Frank Walker and Alexander Stewart lead the chart with "Missing Piece," followed by music from Becky Hill, FAST BOY, Robin Schulz, Watermät and Armin van Buuren.

Here's a closer look at this week's Top 5.

#1: Frank Walker & Alexander Stewart - Missing Piece

Frank Walker and Alexander Stewart take the top spot this week with "Missing Piece." Released August 28th, the collaboration reunites the two Canadian artists following their earlier work together on "Crossfire."

The song follows someone moving through lonely nights, distractions and unsuccessful attempts to fill an emotional void. Meeting the right person finally provides the direction and sense of belonging that had been missing.

Frank Walker has built his career around vocal-driven dance releases, while Alexander Stewart has developed a growing pop audience through emotionally direct songwriting. Their latest collaboration has now become the biggest song on our chart.

#2: Becky Hill - Changes

Becky Hill holds the #2 position with "Changes," a single from her upcoming album, Rebecca. The song was released September 10th through Polydor Records and Eko Records.

"Changes" looks at the challenges two people experience as life becomes faster and their relationship evolves. Rather than promising that everything will remain the same, its central message is about staying committed and working through uncertainty together.

Hill has spent more than a decade building one of dance music's most recognizable catalogs, including collaborations with David Guetta, MEDUZA, Oliver Heldens and Sonny Fodera. "Changes" now places her within striking distance of another #1 on our chart.

#3: FAST BOY - Music Sounds

FAST BOY lands at #3 this week with "Music Sounds." The Berlin-based act consists of brothers Felix Hain and Lucas Hain, both of whom contributed vocals and songwriting to the release. The single arrived August 7th through Universal Music Germany.

The song is built around the idea that sharing a moment with someone important can change the way everything around you feels. It continues FAST BOY's transition from appearing on collaborations to establishing a recognizable catalog of its own.

The brothers previously reached dance audiences through "Bad Memories" with MEDUZA and Elley Duhé, along with their own releases "Forget You" and "Left & Right."

#4: Robin Schulz x Watermät - Take It Slow (Bullit)

Robin Schulz and Watermät take the #4 position with "Take It Slow (Bullit)." The collaboration revisits "Bullit," the 2014 instrumental that became an international breakthrough for French producer Watermät.

This updated version adds vocals and a message about slowing down, looking beyond everyday pressure and appreciating what is already within reach. It connects one of Watermät's best-known releases with the pop-house catalog of Robin Schulz.

Schulz first reached an international audience through his remix of Mr. Probz' "Waves" and his version of Lilly Wood & The Prick's "Prayer in C." His collaboration with Watermät now gives both artists a place inside this week's Top 5.

#5: Armin van Buuren - Take Me Home

Armin van Buuren rounds out this week's chart with "Take Me Home." Released September 25th through Armada Music, the single includes both its original version and an extended mix.

The track was first introduced during Ultra Miami 2025 and incorporates elements of the Red Hot Chili Peppers song "By the Way."

Armin van Buuren has spent decades as one of trance music's leading artists, building a global audience through his releases, festival performances and the long-running A State of Trance brand. "Take Me Home" gives him another entry on our chart following the recent success of "Everlasting."

See the Complete Top 20

Want to see where the rest of the songs landed? Check out ElectricFM's complete Top 20 chart. The chart is updated every Tuesday with the songs making the biggest impact.

Which song do you think will take the #1 spot next week?