Eight songs are now in rotation on WLIT.FM, and you’ll hear them all week. Here’s who’s behind each one, the story of the song and how it’s doing on the charts. Listen live 24/7 at WLIT.FM or on the WLIT.FM app.
HUGEL, David Guetta, French Montana & Aidan Martin – “Shine”
HUGEL is Florent Hugel from Marseille, France. He started DJing on vinyl at 16. “In 2016, I moved to London barely speaking English,” he wrote on Instagram this month. By 2025 he had passed 1 billion annual streams, and in 2026 he made his Coachella debut.
“Shine” came out in late June 2026 on Make The Girls Dance Records, the fourth single from his debut album, Twenty One. He premiered it at Stade de France in Paris, during David Guetta’s three-night run there. It’s funky house at 125 BPM, and it runs 2:27. Aidan Martin, a singer-songwriter from Newcastle, England, with writing credits for Teddy Swims and ILLENIUM, said: “When HUGEL called and asked me to be part of ‘Shine’, I couldn’t have been happier.”
French Montana, born Karim Kharbouch in Casablanca, Morocco, moved to the South Bronx at 13. HUGEL played Brooklyn Army Terminal on Aug. 23. On the WARM Global Dance Radio chart for the week of Nov. 7, “Shine” climbed from No. 16 to a new peak of No. 11, in its 17th week.
Sources: EDM Army, 1001Tracklists, Billboard, HUGEL’s Instagram, Wikipedia, YouTube.
Cloonee, Prospa & Tristan Henry – “Good Girl”
Magnetic Magazine calls Cloonee and Prospa “in-demand UK names.” Prospa is the English duo of Leeds-born Harvey Blumler and Gosha Smith. “Good Girl” is their second team-up with Cloonee, after a single that went UK Top 10 and No. 1 on Beatport.
The song was born in a studio session during Miami Music Week. It went around as an unreleased ID before a Cloonee x Prospa back-to-back set at Destino in Ibiza. It came out July 24, 2026, on Good Music For Bad People / Hellbent Records, as the first single from Cloonee’s debut album, Are You Still You? That 16-track album landed in October, with “Good Girl” at track 2. At Tomorrowland 2026, it was among the most-Shazamed tracks.
For the week of Nov. 7, it’s No. 4 on WARM Global Dance Radio, its peak, after 13 weeks. It’s No. 16 on Dance Airplay, up from 26, and back on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs at No. 24. Prospa also closed the final night of Brooklyn Storehouse: “To be the closing act is an honour we will remember forever.”
Sources: Magnetic Magazine, Electronic Groove, Apple Music, Billboard, Wikipedia, Prospa’s Instagram, Tristan Henry’s Instagram.
Sonny Fodera & Becky Hill – “Say Something”
Sonny Fodera is an Australian house producer. Becky Hill is a British singer-songwriter. On Instagram, Sonny looked back on “starting out playing in 300-capacity rooms,” then going on to sell out one of Sydney’s most legendary venues.
This is their second song together, after 2024’s “Never Be Alone,” which reached No. 23 in the UK and landed on Becky’s album Believe Me Now? “Say Something” came out Aug. 21, 2026, on SOLOTOKO, Sonny’s label, with an extended mix on Sept. 18. Fodera and Hill wrote it with Charlotte Haining and Karen Poole, and Fodera produced it with Neave Applebaum and Punctual. It’s a song about breaking the silence and saying something. It debuted at No. 73 on the UK Singles chart.
On Dance Airplay for the week of Nov. 7, it hit a new peak of No. 7, up from 10, in its ninth week. It’s also No. 7 on WARM Global Dance Radio, with a peak of No. 5. Next for Becky: her third album, REBECCA, out Nov. 13. In her words, “14 songs on the 13th of November.”
Sources: Wikipedia, Hits Radio, Beatport, Billboard, Sonny Fodera’s Instagram, Becky Hill’s Instagram.
DJ Goja, Jason Derulo & Melody – “Mi Chico”
DJ Goja is a Romanian producer. Melody is Gabriela Abreu Severino, a Brazilian singer with close to 13 million Instagram followers.
Goja’s original “Mi Chico” came out March 27, 2026, on Gamma, and went viral. Jason Derulo congratulated him on Instagram, and the two spent two weeks on a new version with Melody, released June 26. Goja told Kiss FM he mixed “Afrobeats sounds with the structure of children’s music,” and chose a Spanish title because “that language evokes a summery atmosphere.”
The video was shot in Paris, directed by Kevin Bago, with 30 dancers, including Les Twins. It came out July 28. On Instagram this month, Goja counted “+800.000.000 views.”
The song went No. 1 on Billboard’s U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart. For the week of Nov. 7, it’s at a new peak of No. 4 on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs, up from 5, in its 18th week. It’s also No. 28 on Pop Airplay, with a peak of No. 26, after 13 weeks.
Sources: Wikipedia, Radio Stereo Dance, Sunny 94.3, Apple Music, Billboard, DJ Goja’s Instagram.
KATSEYE – “Animal”
KATSEYE is Daniela, Lara, Manon, Megan, Sophia and Yoonchae. Manon has been on a health hiatus since Feb. 20, 2026, so she isn’t on this release. The group is out on the Wild World tour, and after one stop they posted, “we love you, hamilton!!”
“Animal” came out July 24, 2026, on HYBE x Geffen, a pre-release single from their third English EP, Wild. The surprise is the writer. Ed Sheeran reached out after hearing their song “Gnarly,” and they met at the 2025 NRJ Music Awards. He co-wrote “Animal” with Omer Fedi, Blake Slatkin and Johnny McDaid, and Fedi and Slatkin produced it. Cody Critcheloe directed the video, which features Demi Moore.
It debuted and peaked at No. 24 on the Hot 100, and reached No. 12 in the UK. For the week of Nov. 7, it’s No. 10 on Pop Airplay, with a peak of No. 8, after 13 weeks. On the Hot 100, it climbed to No. 27 from No. 30 in its 14th week.
Sources: Wikipedia, UPI, Billboard, KATSEYE’s Instagram.
HUGEL & SOLTO – “Jamaican (Bam Bam)”
HUGEL and SOLTO are French producers. Yes, that’s two HUGEL songs on this list; his story is in the “Shine” section above. “Jamaican (Bam Bam)” came out Nov. 7, 2025, on MoBlack Records / Make The Girls Dance Records, so it just turned one. It’s also on HUGEL’s album Twenty One.
The song is an Afro-house remake of Sister Nancy’s 1982 dancehall classic “Bam Bam.” Antoine Duthey, François-Guillaume Muller and HUGEL produced it. It went No. 1 in Afro House on Beatport and No. 2 overall. It peaked at No. 7 on Billboard’s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs, No. 36 on the Billboard Global 200 and No. 6 in France.
A year in, it’s still on the board. On WARM Global Dance Radio for the week of Nov. 7, it’s No. 34 with 35 weeks on the chart. Its peak was No. 4, on March 21, 2026. A dancehall classic from 1982, an Afro-house hit in 2025, and still going in your rotation on WLIT.FM.
Sources: Wikipedia, Beatport, WhoSampled, Billboard.
John Summit, Devault & Julia Church – “SHADES OF BLUE”
Before the main stage, John Summit was an accountant in Chicago. His album CTRL ESCAPE tells the story of that move “from cubicle to main stage,” as NPR put it. Fittingly, it came out on Tax Day, April 15, 2026, on Experts Only / Darkroom.
“SHADES OF BLUE” is on that album. Summit, born John Walter Schuster, wrote it with Julia Church, Sage Devault and Mark Ralph, and produced it with Devault. In July, Julia Church performed it at Tofte Manor with Summit and posted that “singing our song with live strings was everything!!!”
Summit is now on his first arena tour, which reaches Chicago’s United Center Nov. 24-25. Closer to home, Devault debuted new IDs at Pacha NYC in September, and Julia Church played NYC with Gryffin in October.
You won’t find this one on the Billboard charts for the week of Nov. 7. It’s in rotation because it’s a WLIT.FM pick, and we think it belongs on your playlist.
Sources: Shazam, EDM.com, NPR, Fighting Illini, John Summit’s Instagram, Devault’s Instagram, Julia Church’s Instagram.
Drake ft. Don Toliver – “Solar Eclipse”
“Solar Eclipse” came out Oct. 2, 2026, on Habibti (FOMO), the reissue of Drake’s 11th album, Habibti, on OVO Sound / Republic. Fans first heard it in Drake’s short film FOMO, released Sept. 15. Noel Cadastre produced it, and it interpolates Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” and Bun B’s “Get Throwed,” the track with Pimp C, Z-Ro, Jeezy and Jay-Z.
Don Toliver is from Houston, where Aug. 11 was “DON TOLIVER DAY,” as he posted on Instagram. This month he’s on the cover of Rolling Stone’s Musicians on Musicians issue.
The song debuted at No. 5 on the Hot 100 chart dated Oct. 17. That was Drake’s 91st top 10 and Don Toliver’s first top 10 as a lead artist. It also went No. 1 on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs, Drake’s record 33rd there. For the week of Nov. 7, it’s No. 35 on the Hot 100 in its fourth week, and it was No. 34 on Shazam’s U.S. Top 200 on Nov. 9.
Sources: Wikipedia, The Source, AllHipHop, Billboard, Shazam, Drake’s Instagram, Don Toliver’s Instagram.
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