Best HUGEL Songs
Four tracks that show HUGEL isn't just viral moments, but a producer who keeps evolving his sound.
The entry point
"I Adore You" (2024, featuring Topic, Arash and Daecolm). Start here. Released in 2024, this is HUGEL's biggest moment right now. The track was so in-demand that it spawned alternate versions with J Balvin and Ellie Goulding on top of the original featuring Topic, Arash and Daecolm. It's the clearest snapshot of where his sound sits today - melodic, festival-ready, and built to travel everywhere from Berlin to Brazil.
The viral breakthrough
"Bella Ciao" (2018). Jump back to his remix of the Italian folk classic to see where his crossover moment began. It became an official German summer hit and went platinum in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. This is the track that put HUGEL on the map outside France, and it's proof he understands what makes a room explode without losing the original's spirit. It's a masterclass in taking something everyone already half-knows and making it move on a dancefloor.
The Latin house deep cut
"Morenita" (2021). From here, hear the Latin house side of his catalogue. If "I Adore You" is HUGEL at his most global-festival, "Morenita" is HUGEL at his most rooted. This track sits at the core of the sound he grew into after years of Ibiza residencies at Ushuaia and Pacha, and it shows you why clubs kept calling him back.
The foundation
"I Believe I'm Fine" (2017, featuring Robin Schulz). Go back to 2017 to hear an earlier version of HUGEL, teaming up with Robin Schulz on a track that leans more melodic house than tribal or Latin. This one is useful for understanding his journey. His sound didn't arrive fully formed in 2018. It's been building since he started, accumulating influences and refining his eye for a hook that works across different dancefloors.
How to listen to them
If you're short on time, "I Adore You" and "Bella Ciao" give you the two poles of his career. Huge global crossover and viral remix culture. Add "Morenita" once you want the fuller picture of his roots, and "I Believe I'm Fine" when you're curious about where it all started building toward 2024.