Top 50 Best Songs by Disclosure

Disclosure have become one of the defining electronic music acts of the 2010s and beyond. Since emerging from Surrey, England, brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence have consistently blended house, UK garage, deep house, garage revival, R&B and electronic pop into commercially successful records that have become staples in clubs, festivals, radio playlists and DJ sets across the world.

The following reference guide contains 50 of Disclosure’s most successful and recognisable official releases. Rather than representing a subjective ranking, this list reflects the duo’s strongest commercial releases based on worldwide chart performance, certifications, streaming popularity, radio airplay and lasting cultural impact. Because comprehensive worldwide sales figures are not publicly available for every electronic music release, chart performance and industry certifications have also been considered where appropriate.

Disclosure built their reputation through an impressive run of singles released between 2012 and 2015, many of which helped bring underground UK house music back into mainstream charts. Tracks including Latch, White Noise, You & Me, F For You and Help Me Lose My Mind became defining records of the era, while later collaborations with artists such as Lorde, Sam Smith, Khalid, Fatoumata Diawara, Kelis, Common, Aminé, slowthai and RAYE demonstrated the duo’s versatility across multiple genres.

Unlike many dance producers, Disclosure have consistently released original compositions featuring carefully selected vocal collaborators rather than relying heavily on remixes. Their productions combine sophisticated songwriting with polished electronic production, making many of their tracks equally effective on commercial radio, streaming playlists and dancefloors.

Their music has earned numerous Platinum certifications, Grammy nominations, BRIT Award nominations and hundreds of millions of streams across digital platforms. Latch remains one of the biggest electronic crossover hits of the 2010s and launched Sam Smith onto the international stage, while songs such as White Noise, Omen and Magnets continue to receive significant club and radio support.

The following table lists Disclosure’s most commercially significant official tracks, using the original release date and original record label for each release.

Why These Songs Deserve a Place in Every DJ Collection

Disclosure’s catalogue has become essential listening for DJs across house, garage, commercial dance, vocal house and open format events. Their productions bridge underground credibility with mainstream appeal, allowing tracks to work equally well in clubs, festivals, bars, weddings and radio mixes.

Latch remains one of the biggest crossover electronic records ever produced, while White Noise helped revive UK garage influences within modern house music. You & Me became even more influential after the Flume remix introduced the song to a broader global audience, although the original remains one of Disclosure’s finest productions.

Tracks such as Holding On, Omen, Magnets, Ultimatum, Energy, My High and Douha (Mali Mali) demonstrate the duo’s continual musical evolution while maintaining their distinctive production style. Their ability to collaborate with soul singers, rappers, African musicians and pop artists has enabled them to remain relevant across multiple generations of dance music fans.

For DJs, these records provide exceptional tools for creating warm ups, peak time sets, vocal house sessions and crossover dancefloor moments. Their productions are renowned for clean arrangements, tight percussion, rich basslines and memorable vocal hooks, making them highly mixable across a wide range of BPMs and genres.

Brief History of Disclosure

Guy and Howard Lawrence formed Disclosure in Reigate, Surrey, during the late 2000s. Initially inspired by UK garage, house, dubstep and classic electronic music, they quickly attracted attention through a series of EP releases before signing with PMR Records.

Their breakthrough came with Latch in 2012, introducing Sam Smith to a global audience and establishing Disclosure as one of Britain’s leading electronic acts. Their debut album Settle became both a commercial and critical success, earning Grammy nominations and helping reignite interest in UK house music worldwide.

Subsequent albums Caracal, ENERGY and Alchemy expanded their sound while preserving the groove-focused production style that has become synonymous with the Disclosure name. Today they continue to headline major festivals and remain among the most respected producers in contemporary electronic music.

10 Fun Facts About Disclosure

1. Disclosure consists of brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence.
2. They grew up in Surrey, England.
3. Guy is the primary producer and instrumentalist.
4. Howard is the principal vocalist and songwriter within the duo.
5. Latch helped launch Sam Smith’s international career.
6. Their debut album Settle received multiple Grammy nominations.
7. They have collaborated with artists from soul, pop, hip hop and African music.
8. Their productions are heavily influenced by UK garage and classic house.
9. They have headlined festivals including Glastonbury and Coachella.
10. Their signature line art face logo has become one of electronic music’s most recognisable visual identities.

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