Dance Moves: Loud Luxury, Selena Gomez, Anabel Englund Reach New Milestones on the Charts
Written by djfrosty on April 1, 2025
Billboard’s Dance Moves roundup serves as a guide to the biggest movers and shakers across Billboard’s many dance charts — new No. 1s, new top 10s, first-timers and more.
This week (on charts dated April 5, 2025), Loud Luxury, Selena Gomez, Yng Lvcas, Anabel Englund and others achieve new feats. Check out key movers below.
Loud Luxury
The duo spends a second consecutive week at No. 1 on the Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart with “Crash.” The song is the act’s second leader, after 2023’s “If Only I,” with Two Friends and Bebe Rexha, spent three weeks at No. 1. Loud Luxury first hit the chart in January 2018 with “Body,” featuring Brando. The pair has logged 13 total entries, eight of which have reached the top 10.
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco
Gomez and Blanco grace Billboard’s recently-launched Hot Dance/Pop Songs chart for the first time with “Bluest Flame.” Released March 21 on the pair’s new joint album, I Said I Love You First, the song opens at No. 4 with 4.8 million official U.S. streams and 1,000 downloads sold in its first week, according to Luminate. Notably, Charli XCX provides uncredited background vocals on the song.
“Bluest Flame” was produced by Blanco, Cashmere Cat and Dylan Brady, who is half of electronic hyperpop duo 100 gecs. All three artists, plus Gomez and Charli XCX, are credited as co-writers.
Gomez has previously appeared on Billboard’s dance charts. Before the launch of Hot Dance/Pop Songs, Gomez charted five tracks on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs, two of which hit No. 1: Zedd’s “I Want You To Know,” featuring Gomez, spent six weeks on top in 2015, and Gomez and Marshmello’s “Wolves” spent 11 weeks at the head of the pack in 2017-18.
Blanco has charted one other song on Billboard’s dance rankings as a billed artist: “I Found You,” with Calvin Harris, reached No. 9 on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs in 2019. He’s credited as a producer on nine tracks that have hit Hot Dance/Electronic Songs, including three top 10s: Major Lazer’s “Cold Water,” featuring Justin Bieber and MØ (No. 1 for two weeks in 2016); Cashmere Cat, Major Lazer and Tory Lanez’s “Miss You” (No. 10, 2018); and “I Found You.”
RØZ & Yng Lvcas
Both artists earn their first entry on Billboard’s dance charts, as “Flashes” debuts at No. 10 on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs on the strength of its streaming sum: 1.4 million, according to Luminate.
Yng Lvcas, from Guadalajara, Mexico, broke through in 2023 with his song “La Bebé” and its subsequent remix with Peso Pluma. The song reached No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 2 on Hot Latin Songs, the Billboard Global 200 and the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart.
“Flashes” earns RØZ his first appearance on Billboard’s charts overall.
Anabel Englund X Punctual
The pair’s “Falling Up” starts at No. 36 on Dance/Mix Show Airplay (up 51% in plays). The song earns Englund her 15th entry on the chart and Punctual its fifth. Englund boasts 13 top 10s, including seven No. 1s. She most recently led with “Get Busy” and “Cutting Loose,” the latter with Disco Lines and J. Worra, both in 2024.
Punctual, which comprises Will Lansley and John Morgan, is also currently on the chart with its collab with KASKADE, “Heaven Knows,” featuring Poppy Baskcomb. The track reached No. 4 last month, marking the duo’s first top 10.
Gryffin, KASKADE & Nu-La
All three artists debut at No. 40 on Dance/Mix Show Airplay with their collaboration “In My Head.” It’s Gryffin’s 18th entry and first since “Where Are You Tonight,” with Zohara, became his seventh top 10 (No. 8 peak, December).
KASKADE claims his 35th title on the survey, the fourth-most in the chart’s 22-year history, after David Guetta (67), Tiësto (39) and Rihanna (36). Of those 35 cuts, 19 reached the top 10 and five hit No. 1, most recently “Tears Don’t Fall,” with Enisa, in December.
“In My Head” lands Nu-La her first entry on Dance/Mix Show Airplay. The song became her first overall chart hit when it debuted and peaked on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs at No. 15 in February.