Since its inception in 2010 Smash the House has rapidly forged a reputation as one of the major players in recent dance music history. Now moving into its 6th year and continuing to surge out independent and cleverly crafted carnage, the Smash the House imprint has gained popularity for consistently delivering top quality dancefloor bangers, with Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike at the helm. This is reflected in its hit success rate – with the Bassjackers alone being involved in 2 genre #1’s on Beatport. The first, a collaboration with Thomas Newson, reached #1 in the Electro House chart, as did their solo track ‘Bring That Beat’, while their joint production with Coone and GLDY LX – ‘Sound Barrier’, reached #1 in the Hard Dance chart. Smash The House continues to release music from a diverse range of artists’ that treads a spectrum of both the familiar and bubbling-up talents with unshakeable anthems. Names include the Grammy Award-winning Ne-Yo, who teamed up with label heads Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike to give us ‘Higher Place’, which reached #1 in Billboard’s dance/club chart, platinum-selling artist Lost Frequencies, as well as a whole plethora of dancefloor destroyers including Afrojack, Blasterjaxx, Bassjackers, Chuckie, Timbaland, Missy Elliot, Fatman Scoop, Moguai, Wolfpack and Yves V. On top of all this, Smash the House drafted in global superstars Charlie Sheen and Jean Claude Van Damme to appear in the video for ‘Hum’, which garnered over 32 million views on YouTube and sent the track to #1 on Beatport’s main chart. It is apparent that the label refuses to pigeonhole itself to strictly one style, but instead focuses of creating a diverse roster of artists’ who are each guaranteed party starters. The label also acts as a platform for its founders Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike to not only nurture new talent, but also to release their own incendiary music into the soundscape of the scene. Such is the labels reputation that to date it has host