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IN/ROTATION Returns w/ Rotate Vol. 16 House Music Compilation

Rotate Vol. 16 on INROTATION Records delivers a new underground House compilation built for late-night sets and club-focused momentum.

IN/ROTATION Records have finally brought up the long-awaited vol.16 of their Rotate series, a compilation of new underground House music that is going to set your playlists on fire in 2026. We have covered several of these compilations before, from volume 5, volume 6, and volume 7, all the way through to more recent volumes 11, 14, and 15, the latter of which was released last year. But although we might be a little bit biased, we already predict that Rotate volume 16 is going to be one of the most exciting and varied compilations in the series to date.

🔊 IN/ROTATION Records House compilation 2026 breakdown

As we have come to expect from the Rotate compilation series from IN/ROTATION Records, vol.16 stretches confidently across a large spectrum of House music, bringing late-night warehouse energy as well as warmer, groove-led cuts that will keep listeners on the dancefloor all night long. There’s also a noticeable depth to the selection this time around, moving from stripped-back, hypnotic grooves to more percussive, driving moments, alongside subtle nods to classic House textures throughout.

**💿 Rotate Vol. 16 tracklist highlights and standout grooves**

Three of the strongest new 2026 underground House music tracks from vol.16 of the IN/ROTATION Records Rotate compilation are That’s Hot by Broken Hill, Loca Loca by BOLO THE DJ and Espii, and Over Seas by Gkat.

That’s Hot delivers a groove built on chunky drums, rolling low end, and a tight vocal hook that locks tightly into the rhythm, while Loca Loca brings a more playful, high-energy feel, driven by infectious grooves, swinging brass, and Latin-tinged vocal snippets that give it a real impact.

Rounding things off, Gkat’s Over Seas dives into equally infectious territory, leaning even harder on snappy vocal samples alongside crisp percussive programming and a seriously funky bass tone. Taken together, all three tracks underline why Rotate vol.16 feels both varied and consistently forward-thinking, showcasing a wide range of moods, textures, and production styles without ever losing its underground identity.