Top 10 DJs in Lithuania: Deep House Sets the Pace in a Fan-Voted Countdown

Lithuania's electronic scene doesn't hand its crown to a single sound, and this fan-voted Top 10 proves it. Across the ten names below you'll find deep house, techno, electronica, dubstep, melodic house and straight-ahead house — a spread that says as much about the breadth of the country's clubs and festivals as it does about any one artist.

Synkro takes the top spot with 6,824 votes and a credit score of 779, the highest on the board on both counts. That's a clear lead, but not an untouchable one: Ten Walls sits at number two with 6,081 votes, working the same deep house lane. Two of the country's three most-voted acts trading in deep house tells you where a lot of Lithuanian listeners feel most at home.

The gap tightens fast after that. Martin, flying the electronica flag, lands at number three with 5,758 votes, and Solo Ansamblis follows closely at 5,680 — under a hundred votes between them, and a swing toward techno for the first time in the countdown. It's a reminder that these standings are snapshots; a single strong week of voting could reshuffle this tier.

Nowhere is that clearer than in the middle of the pack, where the closest race of the entire list plays out. Kastis Torrau edges into number six with 4,834 votes to 2Kvėpavimas's 4,832 — a razor-thin two-vote margin separating melodic house and techno from another deep house entry. Torrau also carries the only festival count on record here, four dates, hinting at a stage presence that goes beyond streaming.

Bass gets its representative in Yabujin at number five (4,974 votes), the lone dubstep act and a genre outlier in a field leaning house and electronica. Ministry of Echology holds number eight with 4,681 votes, keeping electronica well-represented across the back half.

The final two spots show the widest gaps. Misleading Structures takes number nine with 3,272 votes, and Gaullin rounds out the ten at 2,360 — the only house act to make the cut and the only name here whose profile leans on a YouTube following (54,600 subscribers). Both sit a clear distance behind the pack ahead of them, but making a national Top 10 at all, in a scene this crowded, is no small thing.

What's striking about this ranking isn't dominance — it's variety. Deep house claims three of the ten places, including the top two, and electronica claims three more, but techno, melodic, bass and house all break through. There's no single template for success here. A high credit score doesn't guarantee a high vote count, and a big genre following doesn't automatically translate into fan loyalty at the ballot.

That's the real story of Lithuania's Top 10: a scene where the vote is genuinely contested, where two votes can decide a placement, and where the sounds pulling ahead are as much about deep house's staying power as they are about a country happy to spread its enthusiasm wide. Watch the middle of this list — it's where next year's countdown will likely be won or lost.