When Josh Wink unleashed Higher State of Consciousness in 1995, the dance world wasn’t ready, in the best possible way. This wasn’t just another club track; it was a full-blown sonic shockwave that pushed acid techno into the mainstream and redefined what a rave anthem could be. With its frantic 303 squelches, relentless build-ups, and explosive drops, it took the energy of the era and dialled it up to absolute maximum.

Hideaway – The Deep House Classic That Rewrote the Rulebook

In the sprawling landscape of 90s dance music, few tracks stand out with the understated brilliance of Hideaway by De’Lacy. Released in 1995.

Rhythm Is a Mystery – The Piano House Anthem That Defined an Era

When you talk about true 90s dance classics, Rhythm Is a Mystery by K-Klass sits firmly at the top tier. Released in 1991, this track became a blueprint for the UK’s piano house explosion, euphoric, uplifting, and built to ignite every dancefloor it touched. From the opening chords to the driving beat, it carries that unmistakable early-90s spark where rave culture and mainstream pop first collided.