The two sides of Cloonee that stand out most to me are the dark, dirty tech house bounce and the tracks that bring some real emotion to a dance floor. My favorites from Are You Still You? land across both.
Released October 6, 2026, the 16-track album gives us plenty to choose from. These are my top five, with a mix of emotional peaks, vocal-led house, and straight-up club bangers. And yes, the earlier singles count—“Good Girl” and “Back Of The Club” both made the album and both made my list.
1. What Would I Do — Cloonee & Ranger Trucco
“What Would I Do” takes the top spot for its emotional peak vibes. That’s the biggest draw for me: the feeling of reaching a moment in a set that you want to stay in for a little longer.
There’s a place for dark, relentless grooves, and several of my other picks cover that. But the emotional pull of this one is what puts it at number one.
How I’d use it: Give it room at an emotional high point in the set. This is one I’d want to build toward and let breathe.
2. Nobody Likes The Records That You Play — Cloonee & Tocadisco
This is the dark, dirty tech house bounce I want from Cloonee. It hits a different part of my taste than “What Would I Do,” and that contrast makes these two my strongest picks.
The bounce is the selling point. When I want to get deeper into the club side of a set, this is the direction I’m looking for.
How I’d use it: In a darker stretch with the dance floor already moving, keeping the focus on the groove.
3. Good Girl — Cloonee & Prospa feat. Tristan Henry
The Cloonee and Prospa collaboration had to make my five. “Good Girl” already feels like an iconic pairing to me, and hearing it ahead of the album doesn’t take anything away from its place here.
It’s easy to focus entirely on the tracks you haven’t heard yet when an album drops. For this ranking, I’m including the songs I actually rate highest, regardless of when they first came out.
How I’d use it: As a featured moment, giving the vocal space instead of rushing through it.
4. True Love Never Dies — Cloonee & Fallon
Another well-done emotional track with the vocal at the front. “True Love Never Dies” joins my number-one pick on the more expressive side of this list.
That vocal focus is what draws me in. I like having tracks that bring a different feeling into a set alongside the darker, bouncier selections, and this earns its spot for exactly that reason.
How I’d use it: When I want to bring more emotion into the set and give the vocal the spotlight.
5. Back Of The Club — Cloonee
A certified club banger. That’s the simplest way to explain why “Back Of The Club” makes my five.
It covers the direct, club-focused side of what I want from this album. Alongside the emotional tracks higher up the list, it gives me something to reach for when the priority is keeping the floor moving.
How I’d use it: In the middle of a club-focused run, with the energy already established.
Those are my five from Cloonee’s Are You Still You?, with “What Would I Do” taking the top spot for that emotional peak feeling.
What’s your number one from the album?