Moby’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

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Moby – Pale Horses

A track released in 2009 by Moby, an electronica musician from New York.

It features vocals by his friend, cabaret singer Amelia Zirin-Brown.

The track was a hit in countries such as the United States and Belgium.

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Moby – ‘Porcelain’ (Official Video)

Moby, the maestro of sampling.

He’s a master at taking samples from old tracks and classical music and elevating them into styles like techno and other forms of electronica.

His unique world has a sense of danger and beauty coexisting.

This is a track called “Porcelain,” released in 2000.

Just listening to it feels almost like ascending to the heavens.

When it comes to beauty, music and fashion brands are ultimately pursuing the same thing.

It’s a song that makes you realize that designers and musicians alike are all artists.

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Moby ‘We Are All Made of Stars’ – Official video

Moby is known as an artist who single-handedly handles every aspect of his music—writing, composing, performing, and editing.

He has also been active as a member of various bands, such as Vatican Commandos and AWOL, and has worked on a wide range of tracks.

One of his hit songs, “We Are All Made of Stars,” was inspired by 9/11 and gained popularity for its lyrics themed around the cosmos and physics.

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Moby – Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?

It’s a commercial that strongly emphasizes how Dior is beloved worldwide, featuring women of various races and different skin tones each using Dior in a way that suits them.

The visuals of women bathed in sunlight and their powerful expressions clearly convey that Dior fosters confidence.

The song that further highlights these women’s confidence is Moby’s “Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?”.

Its grand, tense development—incorporating piano and orchestral sounds—and the soaring vocals that ring out as if pouring out emotion are particularly striking.