Top 10 DJs in Peru: House Rules, and a Five-Point Race Tops the Chart

Peru doesn't have one sound — it has a spread. This Top 10, ranked by DJ Radar credit score, runs from polished house to dubstep, trance, psy-trance, and a cluster of artists filed simply under electronica. But at the very top, the story is tighter than the genre map suggests.

A five-point summit. Lewis OfMan leads the country with a credit score of 802 and 7,754 votes, edging Sofia Kourtesis at 797 and 6,769 votes. Five points separate first from second — as close to a photo finish as this list gets. Lewis OfMan's profile leans on a large Spotify monthly-listener base and a healthy follower count across platforms, the kind of broad reach that keeps house music at the front of Peru's ranking. Kourtesis, working in deep house, answers with the strongest Resident Advisor following in the Top 10 at 20,714 — a club-first footprint that suits her lane.

After that near-tie, the gap widens. Ammo Avenue takes third on 729 with 5,868 votes, bringing tech house into the mix and keeping the house family firmly in control of the podium. All three leaders sit in that broad house world, which tells you where the center of gravity lies in Peru right now.

The middle of the table is where the scene shows its range. Kayfex lands fourth (701, 5,839 votes) on dubstep, and carries the list's biggest TikTok presence at 90,600 followers — a bass artist meeting listeners where short-form lives. DJ Towa follows in fifth (652, 4,957 votes) flying the flag for trance, then MONO in sixth (649, 4,936 votes) returns to house. Towa and MONO are separated by just three points, another close contest a rung below the leaders.

DJ Bryanflow rounds out the upper half at seventh (634, 2,680 votes), the list's electronica entry with the largest YouTube channel here at 532,000 subscribers. It's a reminder that reach and ranking don't always move in lockstep: credit score rewards a fuller picture than any single platform can paint.

The back third marks a clear step down in score and votes. Ronaldz (465, 1,381 votes) and Disorder Faith (453, 1,284 votes) sit eight and nine, both working in electronica and separated by twelve points. Zion closes the countdown at tenth on 435 with 898 votes, and is the list's lone psy-trance name — a genre with just one representative in Peru's Top 10, but enough to make the cut.

A few numbers on these profiles read as platform artifacts more than signals, so we've left them out of the narrative rather than build a story on data that doesn't square with the rest of an artist's footprint. Credit score, which blends votes and reach, is the throughline that holds this ranking together.

What the map shows. House and its cousins take three of the top three and four of the top six. Bass, trance, and psy each get a single seat, and electronica accounts for three of the bottom four. It's a scene with a strong house core and a long, varied tail — and a leaderboard whose headline is a five-point race between Lewis OfMan and Sofia Kourtesis. Watch that gap.