Miami Music Week’s Top Techno Anthems

Celebrating the end of Miami Music Week 2024, Scott Lombardo reflects on the unforgettable tracks that dominated the event. Miami Music Week is a pivotal time for artists to debut their fresh sounds, setting the stage for summer anthems and beyond. This year was no exception, with a plethora of ID tracks making their rounds, promising to be the soundtrack of the coming months. Here are the standout tracks from Resistance and related techno events that captivated audiences throughout the week.

Discovery Channel by Mathame, Lyke

Unexpectedly emerging as a crowd favorite, “Discovery Channel,” a melodic techno remake of The Bloodhound Gang’s hit by Mathame and Lyke, was a constant presence. From Mathame’s opening set at Afterlife to notable appearances in shows by John Summit, Adam Beyer at Drumcode Miami, and the Resistance Megastructure, this track proved its universal appeal.

Last Night (Anyma & Layton Giordani Remix) by Loofy

In a twist of fate, the weekend news about P Diddy added an ironic layer to this remix. “Last Night,” originally by P Diddy and Keyshia Cole, received a modern transformation by Anyma & Layton Giordani, resonating with millennials and finding its way into numerous sets, from Afterlife to Factory Town.

On The Low by KILL SCRIPT

First introduced by Tale of Us on their Latin American tour, “On The Low” by KILL SCRIPT became a staple throughout the week. Its presence was felt in performances by Camelphat, ARTBAT, Mathame, and more, marking it as a definitive track of the event.

Killa by Chris Avantgarde & Kevin De Vries

Scott Lombardo highlights “Killa,” a collaboration between Chris Avantgarde and Kevin De Vries, presented by John Summit’s Experts Only label. This track became a must-play in the techno scene during Miami Music Week.

Eternity (Massano Remix) by Anyma & Chris Avantgarde

With the release of GENESYS II, it was anticipated that Anyma’s remixes would shine. Indeed, the Massano remix of “Eternity” captivated audiences both at Afterlife and in Adam Beyer’s sets, showcasing the track’s profound impact.

Along Came Polly (Konstantin Sibold & CARMEE & ZAC Remix) by Rebūke

Though not a new release, “Along Came Polly” in its remixed form by Konstantin Sibold, CARMEE, & ZAC, maintained its stronghold in the techno community. It continued to grace sets by Joris Voorn, Kolsch, and others, proving its lasting appeal.

Sweet Disposition (John Summit & Silver Panda Remix)

This remix of “Sweet Disposition” saw extensive play during Miami Music Week, with John Summit himself dropping it at LIV and Factory Town. Its popularity extended to performances by Mahmut Orhan and others, solidifying its place as a festival anthem.

PATT (Party All The Time) [Adam Beyer, Layton Giordani & Green Velvet Remix] by Sharam

Identified by Scott Lombardo as possibly the track of the week, this remix of Sharam’s “PATT” electrified the dance floors. Initially teased by John Summit, Layton Giordani, and Adam Beyer, it has since become a 2024 powerhouse.

As Miami Music Week 2024 concludes, these tracks stand out as the anthems that moved the masses, promising to resonate well beyond the confines of the event. Scott Lombardo’s insights provide a glimpse into the music that defined this year’s gathering, offering a preview of what’s to come in the electronic music scene.