Anjunadeep Tracklists 2026
Every Set Decoded on Mixprism

This flagship compilation mix filmed during a Vietnamese sunset represents Anjunadeep's most-viewed content on the platform with 753,027 views. All 4 tracks in this segment achieved 100% identification with zero mystery IDs, indicating exclusively released material from the Anjunadeep 16 compilation. The Vietnam location continues the label's tradition of destination filming following previous editions in locations like Albania and Iceland. James Grant and Jody Wisternoff's selection here showcases the polished, compilation-ready sound that defines the annual series.

The longest set in our database at 23 tracks, this Explorations live recording demonstrates Steven Weston's extended DJ style with complete track identification—zero mystery IDs across the entire performance. With 16,955 views, this Edition episode captured a full festival set rather than the typical studio mix format. The 23-track count suggests approximately 4-5 minute average track lengths, indicating Weston's preference for letting records breathe rather than rapid-fire mixing. Explorations represents Anjunadeep's destination festival concept, and this set documents the sound of those immersive multi-day events.

Eric Luttrell's Edition takeover features 13 fully identified tracks with no mystery IDs, totaling 27,472 views on the platform. As a San Francisco-based artist known for his synthwave-influenced progressive sound, Luttrell's selections typically sit in the melodic techno zone of the Anjunadeep spectrum. The complete identification rate suggests a mix built from established catalog rather than unreleased material, making this set particularly useful for DJs looking to recreate his sound with available releases.

YOTTO's London 2025 performance contains 19 tracks with 17 identified and 2 remaining mystery IDs, representing an 89% identification rate typical of sets featuring unreleased material. This official recording from Open Air London 2025 documents one of Anjunadeep's premier live events, and tracks like 'Somebody To Love' (his collaboration with Eli & Fur) appear in the label's most-played data. The Finnish producer's set demonstrates the peak-time progressive sound that earned him headliner status at these flagship events.

Marsh's Open Air London 2025 set features 15 tracks with 12 identified and 3 mystery IDs, suggesting 80% known material alongside unreleased productions or edits. The collaboration track 'Different' with Volen Sentir and XIRA appears in Anjunadeep's most-played data, indicating this set likely featured current roster collaborations. As one of the label's most consistent album artists, Marsh typically builds sets around his own productions mixed with complementary Anjunadeep catalog selections.

This Anjunakitchen session contains 13 tracks with only 9 identified and 4 mystery IDs, giving it the highest ratio of unidentified material at 31%. Nordfold's track 'Praise The Sun' at 126 BPM appears in the label's most-played data, confirming his signature sound featured prominently in this intimate studio setting. The Anjunakitchen format offers a stripped-back alternative to festival recordings, typically showcasing newer roster artists in a controlled environment where unreleased material gets early exposure.