Playlist
Calvin Harris Essentials
Apple Music Dance
Tracks: 37136:06
How one man transformed pop with dance dynamics and soulful hooks.
Updated May 7, 2026
Tracks 37
- 1Blessings - Single3:39
- 2Feel So Close3:27
- 396 Months3:34
- 4How Deep Is Your Love - Single3:32
- 518 Months3:32
- 6The Annual 2024 - Ministry of Sound3:06
- 7Talk That Talk (Deluxe)3:35
- 8Satisfy - Single3:06
- 9Motion3:47
- 10This Is What You Came For - Single3:41
- 11Totally Pop3:30
- 12Europa FM: Levántate y Cárdenas / Ponte a Prueba, Vol. 43:29
- 13Dancefloor Hits3:02
- 14Release The Pressure - Single3:23
- 15Love Goes3:35
- 16Men's Health: Beach Body Workout3:41
- 17R.E.D. (Deluxe Edition)3:53
- 18Ocean - Single3:39
- 19Pure... Dancefloor3:41
- 20Giant - Single3:49
- 21Ready For The Weekend3:49
- 22Music Made for Fitness4:03
- 23My Way - Single3:39
- 24Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 13:43
- 2596 Months2:40
- 26The Evolution of Man (Deluxe Version)3:56
- 27Tongue N' Cheek3:24
- 28Party3:54
- 2996 Months2:59
- 3018 Months4:00
- 312000s XL5:35
- 3296 Months3:32
- 33100x Zomer 20134:02
- 34New Year's Eve - NYE 2018/20193:50
- 35The Girls - EP5:18
- 36By Your Side (feat. Tom Grennan) - Single3:09
- 37Dance Floor Anthems3:36
About this playlist
In 2007, 23-year-old Calvin Harris released I Created Disco, a cheeky shot across dance music’s bow that presented him as Scotland’s brow-arched answer to LCD Soundsystem. Fast forward a few years, and Harris (born Adam Richard Wiles in 1984) had developed some of the best studio chops in the business with deep-house rollers like 2013’s “Thinking About You”, and helped spark EDM’s pop crossover with hits for Rihanna, Florence Welch and others. Along the way, he became one of the 2010s’ first DJ/producer/songwriter polymaths to earn top billing even on the songs in which he didn’t sing. On 2017’s Funk Wav Bounces, Vol. 1, he lays down a set of slinky R&B jams such as “Slide”, with Frank Ocean and Migos, and “Feels” with Katy Perry and Pharrell, while 2018’s “Promises”, with Sam Smith, and “One Kiss”, with Dua Lipa, proved just how versatile his vision of pop can be. And for anyone needing more proof, look no further than Harris’ 2023 and 2024 Ellie Goulding collabs—“Miracle” and “Free”—which revel in ’90s trance and breakbeat hardcore vibes.