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R3hab discography

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Record originEnglish Wikipedia
Text licenseCC BY-SA 4.0
Source revisionAug 15, 2026
Entity authorityQ48987773
Source-derived summary

The discography of Dutch DJ and record producer R3hab consists of three studio albums and 123 singles, including three as a featured artist.

Albums

Studio albums

Singles

As lead artist

As featured artist

Edited singles

Promotional singles

Remixes

2010

DJ Mujava - "Please Mugwanti" (R3hab Remix)

Franky Rizardo - "Afrika" (R3hab and Ferruccio Salvo Remix)

Rene Amesz - "Coriander" (Hardwell and R3hab Remix)

G&G - "We Just Criticize" (R3hab and Addy Van Der Zwan Remix)

DJ Norman vs. Darkraver - "Kom Tie Dan Hé" (R3hab and Addy van der Zwan Remix)

Issy featuring David Goncalves - "Physical Love" (R3hab Remix)

Critical Mass - "Burning Love" (R3hab Remix)

Bob Sinclar featuring Sean Paul - "Tik Tok" (Chuckie and R3hab Remix)

2011

Addy Van Der Zwan featuring The Michael Zager Band - "Let's All Chant" (R3hab Remix)

Ian Carey featuring Snoop Dogg and Bobby Anthony – "Last Night" (R3hab Remix)

MYNC and Abigail Bailey - "Something On Your Mind" (R3hab Remix)

Pitbull featuring Ne-Yo, Afrojack and Nayer - "Give Me Everything" (R3hab Remix)

Ralvero - "Drunk Tonight" (R3hab and Ferruccio Salvo Remix)

Lady Gaga - "Judas" (R3hab Remix)

Dada Life - "Fight Club Is Closed" (R3hab and Ferruccio Salvo Remix)

Hyper Crush - "Kick Us Out" (R3hab and DJ Frank E Remix)

Gloria Estefan - "Wepa" (R3hab Remix)

Luciana - "I'm Still Hot" (R3hab Remix)

Porcelain Black featuring Lil Wayne - This Is What Rock n Roll Looks Like (R3hab's Ruby Skye Remix)

Cahill featuring Joel Edwards - "In Case I Fall" (R3hab Remix)

LMFAO featuring Natalia Kills - "Champagne Showers" (R3hab Remix)

Rye Rye featuring Robyn - "Never Will Be Mine" (R3hab Remix)

Wynter Gordon - "Til Death" (R3hab Remix)

Calvin Harris featuring Kelis - "Bounce" (R3hab Remix)

Rihanna featuring Calvin Harris - "We Found Love" (R3hab's XS Remix)

Sander Van Doorn - "Koko" (R3hab Remix)

Tiësto - "Maximal Crazy" (R3hab and Swanky Tunes Remix)

Taio Cruz - "Troublemaker" (R3hab Remix)

Jennifer Lopez - "Papi" (R3hab Remix)

Skylar Grey - "Dance Without You" (R3hab Remix)

David Guetta featuring Usher - "Without You" (R3hab's XS Remix)

Porcelain Black - "Naughty Naughty" (R3hab's 6AM Pacha Mix)

Qwote and Lucenzo - "Danza Kuduro (Throw Your Hands Up)" (R3hab's Dayglow Remix)

Lady Gaga - "Marry The Night" (R3hab Remix)

Katy Perry - "The One That Got Away" (R3hab Remix)

Benny Benassi featuring Gary Go - "Close To Me" (R3hab Remix)

Kaskade featuring Mindy Gledhill - "Eyes" (R3hab Remix)

Far East Movement - "Jello" (R3hab Remix)

Dev and Enrique Iglesias - "Naked" (R3hab Remix)

2012

LMFAO - "Sorry For Party Rocking" (R3hab Remix)

Adrian Lux - "Fire" (R3hab's Bigroom Remix)

will.i.am - "Go Home" (R3hab vs The Eye Remix)

Karmin - "Brokenhearted" (R3hab's XS Remix)

Cassie - "King of Hearts" (R3hab Remix)

Labrinth - "Last Time" (R3hab Remix)

R3hab vs. Denis Naidanow - "Shuri Shuri" (R3hab Remix)

Eric Turner - "Angels & Stars" (R3hab Club Mix)

David Guetta - "I Can Only Imagine" (R3hab Remix)

Eva Simons - "I Don't Like You" (R3hab Remix)

Cosmo - "Naughty Party" (R3hab Remix)

Sebastian Ingrosso & Alesso - "Calling (Lose My Mind)" (R3hab & Swanky Tunes Chainsaw Madness Mix)

Pitbull - "Back in Time" (R3hab Remix)

Usher - "Scream" (R3hab Remix)

Afrojack & Shermanology - "Can't Stop Me Now" (R3hab andDyro Remix)

Jay Sean feat. Pitbull - "I'm All Yours" (R3hab Remix)

Calvin Harris feat. Example - "We'll Be Coming Back" (R3hab EDC Vegas Remix)

Calvin Harris feat. Example - "We'll Be Coming Back" (R3hab EDC NYC Remix)

Madonna - "Turn Up The Radio" (R3hab's Surrender Remix)

Adam Lambert - "Never Close Our Eyes" (R3hab Oldskool Bounce Remix)

Taryn Manning - "Send Me Your Love" (R3hab Remix)

Far East Movement feat. Cover Drive - "Turn Up the Love" (R3hab Remix)

Enrique Iglesias - "Finally Found You" (R3hab and ZROQ Remix)

Meital feat. Sean Kingston - "On Ya" (R3hab Remix)

Pitbull featuring TJR - "Don't Stop The Party" (R3hab and ZROQ Remix)

Cherry Cherry Boom Boom - "One and Only" (R3hab Remix)

Michael Woods - "We've Only Just Begun" (R3hab and ZROQ Remix)

Havana Brown feat. R3hab - "You'll Be Mine" (R3hab and ZROQ Remix)

Priyanka Chopra - "In My City" (R3hab and ZROQ Remix)

No Doubt - "Looking Hot" (R3hab Remix)

Example - "Perfect Replacement" (R3hab and Hard Rock Sofa Remix)

2013

Pitbull feat.

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