Tomorrowland’s One World Radio has officially crowned ‘Talk To You‘ by ANOTR and 54 Ultra as the number one track in its Summer Anthems Top 100 2026. This highly anticipated countdown traced the festival season from the first warm-weather weekends through the climactic closing sets at Tomorrowland Belgium, ultimately identifying the record that defined the sound of summer 2026 across global festival grounds and radio waves.
The track’s origin story is as organic as its sound. ANOTR revealed that the record materialized during a creative retreat in upstate New York immediately following Burning Man. What began as a casual session among five collaborators quickly evolved into something far more significant. According to the Dutch house duo, the process was defined by a relaxed atmosphere—complete with campfires, snacks, and a shared creative vision alongside 54 Ultra, Jackson Shanks, and Spilly Cave.
ANOTR has spent the last several years cementing their reputation for delivering stripped-back, groove-heavy house music that resonates equally well on massive festival mainstages and intimate club floors. This latest collaboration with 54 Ultra appears to have struck the perfect chord, capturing the zeitgeist of the 2026 festival circuit.
A Season Defined by Sound
The competition for the top spot was fierce, with a diverse array of tracks vying for the title. Following the chart-topping success of ‘Talk To You,’ the French duo HUGEL and SOLTO secured the number two position with their infectious hit ‘Jamaican (Bam Bam),’ while Prospa and Cloonee rounded out the top three with ‘Free Your Mind.’
The Top 10 of the Summer Anthems Top 100 2026
- 1. ANOTR, 54 Ultra – ‘Talk To You’
- 2. HUGEL, SOLTO – ‘Jamaican (Bam Bam)’
- 3. Prospa, Cloonee – ‘Free Your Mind’
- 4. The Bausa – ‘Magnetic’
- 5. Jonas Blue, Malive – ‘Edge Of Desire’
- 6. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Marlon Hoffstadt, DJ Konik – ‘Makina Time’
- 7. HUGEL, Imael Angel, Ultra Naté – ‘Movin’ To The Sun’
- 8. Bebe Rexha, Faithless – ‘New Religion’
- 9. Franky Rizardo – ‘Shinjuku’
- 10. KI/KI – ‘What’s a Girl to Do in ’25’
For fans looking to relive the season, the full ranking is currently available on Tomorrowland’s official website and streaming platforms. As the official station of the festival, One World Radio continues to bridge the gap between the dance floor and the listener, broadcasting globally through the Tomorrowland App, YouTube, and a vast network of international partner stations.
