yes truly a hero in this but everything
we have read everything he is said what
are the finest fighters on the planet if
not the best
he’s outspoken off the decks and on them
he’s not exactly quiet either
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top 10
deadmau5 songs
for this list we’ve chosen our entries
based on a combination of the artists
fan favorites and their most
commercially successful songs we’ve
narrowed it down to the best songs that
deadmau5 has produced for his own
records or as standalone singles as
opposed to songs he has produced for
other artists or remixes he’s done of
other artists songs
number ten our guru
written as a tribute to a Spanish music
software programmer who had died a year
previous this track is also a
collaboration with Scottish producer
Chris Lake
with soaring synths pianos and an
ambient overall vibe to the song
it shows how deadmau5 is just as good at
making more chilled out house as he is
at making huge festival ready bangers
people say he’s talked to but it’s
called never nine professional griefers
this was initially just an instrumental
tracks but deadmau5 enlisted the help of
Gerard way of My Chemical Romance Fame
to provide vocals for a new version
giving it the extra punch it needed
and the video for professional griefers
is arguably even better than the song
itself with deadmau5 and Gerrard
controlling robotic mice and pitting
them against each other in a UFC rings
it’s also the most expensive video made
in EDM s history
number eight oral sign apps
this track was first recorded 10 years
before it finally had a proper release
in 2011 and it’s quite the trip to
listen to
at seven and a half minutes long it
combines dead mouses typical progressive
house style with scents that are more
synonymous with trends and features one
of dead Mouse’s signature prolonged
intros if anything this track is just
another example of dead mouse’s uncanny
ability to produce progressive house
anthems
even if it sometimes takes a while for
them to reach his fans
number seven the veldt
some shoes
with lyrics and vocals coming from Chris
James and based on the Ray Bradbury
short story of the same name this track
was the first single from this album
at the time it was also dead Mouse’s
highest-charting single in his home
country of Canada peaking at number 24
on Billboard’s Canadian Hot 100
the song also landed at number 48 on
Rolling Stones list of 50 best songs of
2012
it’s not where you from which way you’re
going number six I remember as a
collaboration with fellow EDM
heavyweight cascade this track combines
a nocturnal vibe with female vocals to
make a tune that is as ambient as it is
danceable
alongside a music video showing deadmau5
playing an illegal rave party in
Manchester this track was also the first
for both artists to chart in the UK’s
top 40 peaking at number 14 on the
singles charts
the song even made the soundtrack for
the 2010 video game Goldeneye
number five some chords
if your song is chosen to appear on an
episode of CSI then it’s probably a
pretty intense one
this track encapsulate the largely
progressive sounding feel of the four
times four equals twelve album it’s
another example of deadmau5 starting off
minimally before building it up to a
drop this time with synths that could
easily be electric guitar
number four Brazil second edit despite
the fact that it’s been sampled for
songs by Taio Cruz and Kylie Minogue
this track is quite a bit more than just
fodder for pop artists to sing over and
it’s not hard to see why the beats are
more minimal than the tracks he’s
usually known for making but the synths
remain as huge as anything he’s put out
and equally drenched in delay making for
one of the earliest examples of death
Mouse’s signature sound
number three raise your weapon ripped in
my heart for so easy so easy what starts
off as a progressive health track with
dark piano chords and vocals from Greta
Sabo Beck ends in a full-on dubstep
breakdown how does it feel now
and since Skrillex numbers among the
songs co-writers that part of the song
is hardly surprising crazy
this track became so popular that not
only did it become dead Mouse’s first
entry on the Billboard Hot 100 it was
also nominated for a Grammy
funnily enough he lost that award to the
song’s co-writer
number two ghosts and stuff
one of deadmau5 is more commercially
successful tracks worldwide this song is
based on a sonata by classical composer
Frederic Chopin
it has an electric house beat that is
complemented by wobbly bass and vocals
from Rob Swire of pendulums
again the video is almost as memorable
as the song with deadmau5 playing
someone who dies after being rushed to
the hospital and becomes a ghost
before we unveil our top pick here are a
few additional tracks for the honorable
mentions
miscommunication
number one strobe
this track is ten and a half minutes
long with the tension building from the
first moment on and the emotional high
one gets once the beat finally drops is
undeniable
it starts off slowly with just since
strings and other effects before picking
up speed and reaching a climax at the
six minute and 48 second month
above all things it makes festival
crowds go crazy
and it’s the track that deadmau5 closes
many of his sets with
do you agree with our list which
deadmau5 track is your all-time
favorites with new top 10s published
every day be sure to subscribe to
watchmojo.com
we have read everything he is said what
are the finest fighters on the planet if
not the best
he’s outspoken off the decks and on them
he’s not exactly quiet either
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top 10
deadmau5 songs
for this list we’ve chosen our entries
based on a combination of the artists
fan favorites and their most
commercially successful songs we’ve
narrowed it down to the best songs that
deadmau5 has produced for his own
records or as standalone singles as
opposed to songs he has produced for
other artists or remixes he’s done of
other artists songs
number ten our guru
written as a tribute to a Spanish music
software programmer who had died a year
previous this track is also a
collaboration with Scottish producer
Chris Lake
with soaring synths pianos and an
ambient overall vibe to the song
it shows how deadmau5 is just as good at
making more chilled out house as he is
at making huge festival ready bangers
people say he’s talked to but it’s
called never nine professional griefers
this was initially just an instrumental
tracks but deadmau5 enlisted the help of
Gerard way of My Chemical Romance Fame
to provide vocals for a new version
giving it the extra punch it needed
and the video for professional griefers
is arguably even better than the song
itself with deadmau5 and Gerrard
controlling robotic mice and pitting
them against each other in a UFC rings
it’s also the most expensive video made
in EDM s history
number eight oral sign apps
this track was first recorded 10 years
before it finally had a proper release
in 2011 and it’s quite the trip to
listen to
at seven and a half minutes long it
combines dead mouses typical progressive
house style with scents that are more
synonymous with trends and features one
of dead Mouse’s signature prolonged
intros if anything this track is just
another example of dead mouse’s uncanny
ability to produce progressive house
anthems
even if it sometimes takes a while for
them to reach his fans
number seven the veldt
some shoes
with lyrics and vocals coming from Chris
James and based on the Ray Bradbury
short story of the same name this track
was the first single from this album
at the time it was also dead Mouse’s
highest-charting single in his home
country of Canada peaking at number 24
on Billboard’s Canadian Hot 100
the song also landed at number 48 on
Rolling Stones list of 50 best songs of
2012
it’s not where you from which way you’re
going number six I remember as a
collaboration with fellow EDM
heavyweight cascade this track combines
a nocturnal vibe with female vocals to
make a tune that is as ambient as it is
danceable
alongside a music video showing deadmau5
playing an illegal rave party in
Manchester this track was also the first
for both artists to chart in the UK’s
top 40 peaking at number 14 on the
singles charts
the song even made the soundtrack for
the 2010 video game Goldeneye
number five some chords
if your song is chosen to appear on an
episode of CSI then it’s probably a
pretty intense one
this track encapsulate the largely
progressive sounding feel of the four
times four equals twelve album it’s
another example of deadmau5 starting off
minimally before building it up to a
drop this time with synths that could
easily be electric guitar
number four Brazil second edit despite
the fact that it’s been sampled for
songs by Taio Cruz and Kylie Minogue
this track is quite a bit more than just
fodder for pop artists to sing over and
it’s not hard to see why the beats are
more minimal than the tracks he’s
usually known for making but the synths
remain as huge as anything he’s put out
and equally drenched in delay making for
one of the earliest examples of death
Mouse’s signature sound
number three raise your weapon ripped in
my heart for so easy so easy what starts
off as a progressive health track with
dark piano chords and vocals from Greta
Sabo Beck ends in a full-on dubstep
breakdown how does it feel now
and since Skrillex numbers among the
songs co-writers that part of the song
is hardly surprising crazy
this track became so popular that not
only did it become dead Mouse’s first
entry on the Billboard Hot 100 it was
also nominated for a Grammy
funnily enough he lost that award to the
song’s co-writer
number two ghosts and stuff
one of deadmau5 is more commercially
successful tracks worldwide this song is
based on a sonata by classical composer
Frederic Chopin
it has an electric house beat that is
complemented by wobbly bass and vocals
from Rob Swire of pendulums
again the video is almost as memorable
as the song with deadmau5 playing
someone who dies after being rushed to
the hospital and becomes a ghost
before we unveil our top pick here are a
few additional tracks for the honorable
mentions
miscommunication
number one strobe
this track is ten and a half minutes
long with the tension building from the
first moment on and the emotional high
one gets once the beat finally drops is
undeniable
it starts off slowly with just since
strings and other effects before picking
up speed and reaching a climax at the
six minute and 48 second month
above all things it makes festival
crowds go crazy
and it’s the track that deadmau5 closes
many of his sets with
do you agree with our list which
deadmau5 track is your all-time
favorites with new top 10s published
every day be sure to subscribe to
watchmojo.com
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