Beatchuggers Drop Their 'Disco Ashes Chart April 26': Eleven Tracks of Funk, Groove and House Elegance
Beatchuggers have long operated as one of European house music's quietly indispensable curators, and their April 2026 chart serves as a timely reminder of exactly why their taste matters. Stepping back from the overcrowded mainstream conversation, this eleven-track selection maps a sonic territory where disco, funk and deep house coexist with effortless coherence — the kind of editorial instinct that only comes with years on the floor.
The chart opens with Disco Ashes (Beatchuggers Remix) by Unique Groove, a 125 BPM groove machine that layers organic basslines and string pads in a way that channels the finest 70s disco through a thoroughly modern lens. Including the original mix at position six is a smart curatorial move: it lets listeners fully appreciate the remix's denser, more DJ-focused construction.
Energy builds steadily with Can't Stop The Feeling by Riva Starr — a producer who consistently delivers controlled hedonism at 128 BPM without ever sacrificing technical depth. The track connects directly to Chicago house's joyful lineage while feeling entirely current.
Key highlights across the tracklist include:
- All Smiles (Extended Mix) by Nick Curly at 95 BPM: the chart's downtempo jewel, rich in melodic depth and best enjoyed at full volume with eyes closed.
- A Sunset In San Francisco (Extended Mix) by Crusy: lush, cinematic and perfectly paced at 127 BPM.
- Groove Ride (Extended Mix) by Mat.Joe at 130 BPM: the most forward-leaning selection, where tension and elegance collide.
- Party People (Basement Mix) by Darius Syrossian and Melon Bomb: raw, sweaty and deeply effective — the chart's underground credentials in one track.
- Use It (Original Mix) by J Paul Getto: a low-slung groove closer that leaves the dancefloor ready for another round.
A chart that smells like history and sounds like now. Essential listening for serious late-night sessions.
