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Justice Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

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A French electro duo that was the most successful in France after Daft Punk, consisting of Xavier de Rosnay and Gaspard Augé.

They achieved global success, winning a Grammy and even curating the music for collections by the world-renowned brand Dior.

For a dance music unit, reaching this level of success is exceptional, and they remain legendary to this day.

At the time, they took the world by storm, and the dance music market became saturated with tracks that imitated their sound.

Justice Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

We Are Your Friends – Justice Vs SimianJustice8rank/position

We Are Your Friends (Justice Vs Simian)

We Are Your Friends - Justice Vs SimianJustice

The French electro-Gretsch duo Justice and their collaboration with Simian, Justice vs.

Simian.

If you don’t regularly listen to house music, you might not be familiar with them, but those who do may know them.

Released as a single in 2006, “We Are Your Friends – Justice Vs Simian” is a remix of “Never Be Alone.” The chorus is sung by Simon Lord, a former member of Simian.

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We are your FriendsJustice vs Simian9rank/position

Justice – We Are Your Friends [HQ Sound]

We are your FriendsJustice vs Simian

A remixed version of a track originally released under the title “Never Be Alone” by the British rock band Simian.

It was released in 2006 by the French electronic music duo Justice.

It samples Klaxons’ track “Atlantis to Interzone.”

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NeverenderJustice, Tame Impala10rank/position

Neverender

NeverenderJustice, Tame Impala

The track co-produced by French electronic duo Justice and Australian psychedelic rock project Tame Impala stands out for its melancholic lyrics reflecting on difficult times in the past.

Blending electronic and disco into a distinctive sound, it marks a new frontier thanks to Kevin Parker’s emotive vocals.

Featured on Justice’s first album in about eight years, Hyperdrama, it’s a highlight ahead of their upcoming world tour.

It’s a bold, adventurous song I’d recommend not only to Justice fans but also to those who love Tame Impala.

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