TOP   APC   PEAK   title   YEAR  
  1   56   44   ONE KISS   2018  
  2   80   60   PROMISES   2018  
  3   158   143   GIANT   2019  
  4   160   105   THIS IS WHAT YOU CAME FOR   2016  
  5   189   95   SUMMER   2014  
  6   190   109   HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE   2015  
  7   210   70   WE FOUND LOVE   2011  
  8   282   206   FEELS   2017  
  9   397   217   BLAME   2014  
  10   572   572   MIRACLE   2023  
  11   521   368   MY WAY   2016  
  12   636   391   OUTSIDE   2014  
  13   638   353   I NEED YOUR LOVE   2013  
  14   1554   1554   BY YOUR SIDE   2021  
  15   2552   2056   SLIDE   2017  
  16   2688   1699   SWEET NOTHING   2012  
  17   2780   1692   FEEL SO CLOSE   2011  
  18   3621   3621   LOVERS IN A PAST LIFE   2024  
  19   3878   3878   DESIRE   2023  
  20   3857   2117   DANCE WIV ME   2008  
  21   4166   2809   DRINKING FROM THE BOTTLE   2012  
  22   4404   3412   PRAY TO GOD   2015  
  23   4516   3244   UNDER CONTROL   2013  
  24   5030   5030   I'M NOT HERE TO MAKE FRIENDS   2023  
  25   4638   2804   I'M NOT ALONE   2009  
  26   5503   5503   STAY WITH ME   2022  
  27   6956   4681   BOUNCE   2011  
  28   7961   7961   POTION   2022  
  29   8507   6038   LET'S GO   2012  
  30   8919   6349   WE'LL BE COMING BACK   2012  
  31   8957   6636   THINKING ABOUT YOU   2013  
  32   9448   5576   THE GIRLS   2007  
  33   10003   6485   READY FOR THE WEEKEND   2009  
  34   11236   6763   ACCEPTABLE IN THE 80S   2007  
  35   12833   11271   HEATSTROKE   2017  
  36   14952   14952   BODY MOVING   2023  
  37   14989   14620   OVER NOW   2020  
  38   15977   12619   OPEN WIDE   2014  
  39          
FREE
  2024  
  40   19239   16453   HYPE   2016  
                     
                     
  Adam Richard Wiles, better known by his stage name Calvin Harris, was born on January 17, 1984, in Dumfries, Scotland. From a young age, he was fascinated by electronic music. During his teenage years, he began making music in his bedroom, using simple equipment like an Amiga computer. He took his first musical steps under the name “Stouffer,” under which he released two tracks in 2002. After a short and not very successful period in London, he returned to Dumfries, where he began sharing his music on Myspace. This online presence caught the attention of talent manager Mark Gillespie, who took him under his wing and helped him sign contracts with Sony BMG, EMI, and Three Six Zero Group.

In 2007, Calvin Harris broke through with his debut album I Created Disco, which he entirely wrote, produced, and performed himself. The album, with influences from the 1980s, included hits like “Acceptable in the 80s” and “The Girls,” both of which performed well on the UK charts. His energetic and retro-inspired style stood out, and he quickly became a sought-after producer. In 2008, he collaborated with Kylie Minogue on her album X, producing two tracks. That same year, he scored a huge hit with “Dance Wiv Me,” a collaboration with rapper Dizzee Rascal, which stayed at number one in the UK for four weeks.

His second album, Ready for the Weekend, was released in 2009 and marked a further step towards mainstream success. The single “I’m Not Alone” reached number one in the UK, and the album debuted at the top of the Albums Chart. Harris continued to refine his style, increasingly integrating pop and house influences into his music. During this time, he also began producing remixes for artists such as Katy Perry, Shakira, and All Saints, further cementing his reputation as a versatile producer.

A major turning point in his career came in 2011, when he began focusing more on producing music for other artists and less on singing himself. That same year, he collaborated with Rihanna on the track “We Found Love,” which became a worldwide hit and brought him international recognition. The song spent six weeks at number one on the EURO 200 and received multiple platinum certifications. This collaboration marked the beginning of a series of global successes.

In 2012, Harris released his third studio album, titled 18 Months. The album featured an impressive lineup of hits, including “Feel So Close,” “Let’s Go” (with Ne-Yo), “Sweet Nothing” (with Florence Welch), and “I Need Your Love” (with Ellie Goulding). 18 Months broke records by producing nine top 10 hits in the UK charts, surpassing the previous record held by Michael Jackson.

His success continued to grow, and in 2013 he was named the highest-paid DJ in the world by Forbes, a title he would retain for six consecutive years. That same year, he received an Ivor Novello Award for Songwriter of the Year, an honor he described as “the greatest achievement of my life.” He also signed an exclusive residency deal with the Hakkasan Group in Las Vegas, further establishing his global superstar status.

In 2014, his fourth studio album Motion was released, once again delivering a series of hits, including “Summer,” “Blame” (featuring John Newman), and “Outside” (featuring Ellie Goulding). Harris continued collaborating with major names in pop and dance music, and his tracks were increasingly used in commercials, films, and fashion shows. He became the face of brands such as Emporio Armani and Pepsi, expanding his influence beyond the music world.

In the following years, Harris continued experimenting with his sound. In 2015, he released the track “How Deep Is Your Love” with Disciples, which became a global hit. In 2016 came “This Is What You Came For,” once again with Rihanna, which also topped charts worldwide. His style evolved from electro house to a more laid-back, funk-inspired sound, which was clearly evident on his fifth studio album Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1, released in June 2017. The album included collaborations with Frank Ocean, Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry, and Snoop Dogg, among others. The single “Feels,” featuring Pharrell, Katy Perry, and Big Sean, became a global hit and returned Harris to the top of the UK charts. The album was praised for its summery vibe and fresh take on pop music, showcasing Harris's ability to reinvent himself while maintaining commercial appeal.

In 2018, Harris continued his success with the release of “One Kiss,” a collaboration with British singer Dua Lipa. The track became one of the biggest hits of the year, spending twelve weeks at number one on the EURO 200 chart. Its follow-up, “Promises,” featuring Sam Smith, was also a massive success (eleven weeks at number one on the EURO 200), reinforcing Harris’s reputation as a hitmaker. In February 2019, he won two Brit Awards for the first time: Best Single (One Kiss) and Best Producer. During the ceremony, he performed alongside Dua Lipa, Sam Smith, and Rag’n’Bone Man, highlighting his versatility as both producer and performer.

That same year, he released “Giant” with Rag’n’Bone Man, which once again became an international hit. The powerful blend of soulful vocals and electronic production resonated with a wide audience. Harris continued to experiment with his sound, incorporating influences from gospel, funk, and house into his work. His ability to blend genres while delivering radio-friendly hits made him a unique figure in contemporary pop music.

In the following years, Harris remained active in the music scene, though with a slightly lower profile. In 2020, under the alias Love Regenerator, he released a series of EPs that marked a return to his roots in house and rave culture. These projects, including Love Regenerator 1 and Love Regenerator 2, were well-received by fans and critics alike, showcasing a more underground side of Harris. It served as a creative outlet, allowing him to express his passion for analog synths and classic dance production outside the commercial expectations attached to his name.

In 2022, Harris returned to his funk-inspired style with Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2. The album once again featured an impressive list of collaborators, including Justin Timberlake, Halsey, Normani, Busta Rhymes, and Swae Lee. Although the album achieved less commercial success than its predecessor, it was praised for its cohesive vibe and artistic boldness. Harris stayed true to his vision and proved he wasn’t afraid to take risks, even if it meant stepping outside the mainstream.

Beyond his music, Harris remained a sought-after performer. His Las Vegas residencies remained popular, and he regularly performed at major festivals such as Coachella and Creamfields. His sets were known for their energy, technical precision, and ability to seamlessly take the audience on a musical journey. Despite his superstar status, Harris remained relatively private in the media, adding to his mystique and keeping the focus on the music itself.

In his personal life, Harris also found stability. In September 2023, he married British presenter Vick Hope, marking a new chapter in his life. The wedding received widespread media attention, though Harris, as always, remained discreet about his private affairs. His choice to focus on his work and loved ones rather than public attention made him a respected figure both within and beyond the music industry.

In 2024, Harris released the album 96 Months, a project seen as a retrospective of the past eight years of his career. The album featured both new tracks and reworked versions of earlier hits, serving as a kind of musical autobiography. Though it didn’t match the commercial impact of his earlier work, it was praised for its maturity, depth, and craftsmanship. It revealed an artist who not only understands his audience but also himself.

Calvin Harris has now become an icon in the world of electronic music. His influence reaches far beyond the dance floor: he has pushed the boundaries of the genre, set new standards for collaboration and production, and inspired a generation of artists. His ability to adapt to changing musical trends without losing his identity makes him a rare phenomenon in pop culture. Whether closing a festival with a thunderous set or crafting a subtle remix in the studio, Harris remains a master of creating moments that linger — in the mind, on the dance floor, and in the history of music.