Top 10 DJs in Czechia: Fan Votes Crown Dorian While Drum & Bass Holds the Middle Ground

Czechia's fan vote this cycle tells a story in two acts: a runaway electronica winner at the top, and a drum & bass engine room powering nearly everything beneath it.

Dorian takes #1 with 7,030 votes — a margin of more than 2,200 over the nearest challenger. The numbers behind the win are striking: 324,516 Spotify monthly listeners, 289,679 Spotify followers, and a TikTok audience of 662,900 that dwarfs everyone else on this list. A credit score of 792 — the highest in the top ten by a distance — makes this less an upset than a coronation. Dorian is the rare Czech act converting short-form virality into a genuinely national fanbase, and the voters responded.

Then the bass takes over. Debris lands at #2 with 4,768 votes and 37,850 Spotify monthly listeners, leading a drum & bass bloc that occupies three consecutive spots. Hybris follows at #3 on 4,189 votes, with a profile that skews old-school: 21,877 SoundCloud followers and 718 on Resident Advisor, the fingerprint of an artist embedded in the DJ-mix and club circuit rather than the algorithm. Qo completes the trio at #4 with 4,146 votes — just 43 behind Hybris — and, notably, a credit score of 638 that actually edges out Debris's 629. On pure credentials, Qo could argue for a higher placing; the fans saw it differently, and the fans decide.

Khoiba breaks the bass streak at #5 with 3,875 votes, the lone house entry in the top ten — a reminder that Czechia's four-to-the-floor contingent, while present, is punching against a heavier-sounding majority.

The back half of the list rewards reach of a different kind. Marvel83’ at #6 (2,503 votes) brings 470,000 YouTube subscribers and eight festival appearances — serious numbers that suggest an audience broader than the vote count captures. AXT at #7 goes further still: 685,000 YouTube subscribers, the largest on this entire list, plus a remarkable 69 festival credits. That a dubstep act with that CV sits at #7 on 2,176 votes says everything about how this ranking works — global platform metrics don't cast ballots; committed local fans do.

Forbidden Society holds #8 with 2,137 votes, the fourth drum & bass name in the ten, backed by 27,498 SoundCloud followers and a credit score of 626 that sits comfortably among the strongest here. Four D&B acts in one national top ten is not an accident — it's the clearest signal in this data that Czechia remains one of Europe's most committed bass-music territories.

The tightest race came at the bottom. DJ Behype claims #9 with 1,712 votes, holding off Blitz Union at #10 by just twelve votes — 1,712 to 1,700. Blitz Union's 17,307 Instagram followers suggest the electronica act has the audience to close that gap next time; twelve votes is the kind of margin that turns casual listeners into campaigners.

Zoom out and the shape of the scene is clear. Electronica claims four spots including the throne, drum & bass claims four including nearly the entire upper-middle, and house and dubstep take one apiece. Dorian's dominance is real, but the vote totals compress quickly below the podium — the gap between #4 and #5 is under 300 votes. In a scene this competitive, next cycle's ranking is anyone's to take.