Top 40 Best Songs by Joel Corry

Joel Corry has become one of the defining names in modern UK commercial dance music. Since breaking into the mainstream with “Sorry” in 2019, he has consistently delivered chart-topping house, dance-pop and club records that have dominated streaming platforms, radio playlists and dance floors around the world. While many of his productions draw inspiration from classic dance records, Joel Corry has successfully modernised these sounds for a new generation, collaborating with some of the biggest vocalists and producers in contemporary music.

The list below ranks Joel Corry’s 40 most commercially successful and recognisable songs, based primarily on a combination of worldwide chart performance, certified sales, streaming popularity and long-term commercial success. Where available, release information has been cross referenced against official artist discographies, record labels and recognised chart databases.

Although Joel Corry has not yet amassed a catalogue large enough for fifty major standalone commercial singles, the following list represents his principal official releases released throughout his career. Early independent singles are included alongside his major-label hits to provide a complete reference guide.

*Release information is based on official discographies, record label releases and recognised chart archives.

Why These Songs Belong in Every DJ Collection

Joel Corry’s productions have become staples across commercial clubs, festivals, weddings, fitness classes and radio stations worldwide.

Many of his biggest records feature:

• Powerful piano house riffs
• Modern UK dance production
• Memorable vocal hooks
• Familiar sampled melodies
• Radio friendly arrangements
• Strong crossover appeal
• Excellent energy for peak-time dance floors
• Easy mixing between commercial house and pop
• Reliable crowd reactions
• High streaming popularity

Whether playing an Ibiza beach club, student night, wedding reception or commercial dance event, Joel Corry records remain some of the safest crowd-pleasers in modern DJ libraries.

History

Joel Corry first gained public recognition through television before pursuing music full time. After several years of releasing independent house records through his own imprint, he achieved his breakthrough in 2019 with Sorry, which became one of the UK’s biggest dance hits of the year after featuring on Love Island.

Following that success, he signed with Atlantic Records UK and quickly established himself as one of Britain’s leading commercial dance artists. Hits including Head & Heart, BED, OUT OUT, I Wish, Lionheart (Fearless) and 0800 Heaven cemented his reputation as a consistent chart performer, with collaborations featuring artists such as MNEK, David Guetta, RAYE, Tom Grennan, Mabel, Nathan Dawe, Becky Hill and Jason Derulo.

Today Joel Corry remains one of the UK’s most successful contemporary dance music exports, regularly performing at major festivals and clubs around the world.

10 Fun Facts

1. Joel Corry first became known through MTV’s Geordie Shore.
2. “Sorry” became his international breakthrough after appearing on Love Island.
3. “Head & Heart” reached No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart.
4. MNEK features on Joel Corry’s biggest global hit.
5. Joel frequently blends classic dance samples into modern productions.
6. He owns the Most Rated brand.
7. His music regularly exceeds hundreds of millions of streams.
8. He has collaborated with David Guetta, Charli XCX, Rita Ora and Jason Derulo.
9. His productions are favourites among commercial DJs due to their mix-friendly structure.
10. He continues to release new music while maintaining an extensive international touring schedule.

Learn How to Become a DJ

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