The Flashbulb Leads the Top 3 DJs in Georgia

Georgia's electronic scene is a study in contrast, and our Top 3 DJ ranking — ordered by credit score, DJ Radar's blended measure of votes and reach — makes that plain. From a drum & bass name with international traction to a tech house up-and-comer and an electronica craftsman, this is a countdown where each artist works a different corner of the map.

The Flashbulb tops the list with a credit score of 706, built on the back of 6,185 votes — the largest tally of the three by a comfortable margin. This is a drum & bass artist operating firmly in the bass family, and the numbers reflect a wide footprint: 112,445 Spotify monthly listeners, 68,701 Spotify followers, and a Last.fm audience of 449,124. A YouTube subscriber count of 1,090,000 rounds out a profile that reaches well beyond a single platform.

What the ranking rewards here isn't any one metric but consistency across them. Votes, streaming, and catalog reach all point the same direction, and that agreement is what pushes The Flashbulb clear of the field rather than any lone standout figure.

Evol Waves lands at #2 with a credit score of 593 and 3,408 votes. The genre shifts to tech house here, a move from the bass family into house territory, and with it the character of the profile changes too. The Last.fm listener count sits at 17,202, while the remaining platform figures come in far smaller.

That mixed picture is worth sitting with rather than spinning. A tech house artist's momentum often lives in club rooms and DJ pools long before it shows up as streaming scale, and the credit score — anchored by a solid vote count — captures standing that raw follower numbers alone would miss. Second place here is earned on votes and ranking position, not on chart-topping reach.

At #3 sits Erekle Deisadze, credit score 560, with 2,215 votes. The lane is electronica, filed under the catch-all "other" genre family, and the platform spread leans toward the visual and community-driven end: 9,620 YouTube subscribers, 8,852 Instagram followers, 504 SoundCloud followers, and 330 on Mixcloud, alongside a Last.fm audience of 4,400.

It's a profile that reads like an artist building through the channels where electronica tends to circulate — SoundCloud, Mixcloud, and a steady visual presence — rather than chasing streaming volume. The third-place credit score reflects a real base of support, and the gap to second is narrower than the one separating the top two.

The headline story is the distance at the top. The Flashbulb's 706 sits 113 points above Evol Waves' 593, a spread that makes the leader's position hard to argue with. From there the drop tightens: just 33 points separate second from third. In other words, this isn't a photo finish for the crown, but the race for the lower podium spots is closer than the top line suggests.

Three artists, three genres, three different ways of building an audience — and one ranking that rewards the ones putting it all together. That's the shape of Georgia's top tier right now.