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Jared Lee And Disco Fries Team Up For Captivating Dance Anthem ‘Collide’

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5 months ago

February 6, 2026

Jared Lee and Disco Fries link up to bring progressive house and trance together in this new single ‘Collide’.

A union between well-experienced musical acumen, Jared Lee and Disco Fries have creatively merged their talents in “Collide”: released early November, the track bridges emotional songwriting with an euphoric production, an expected outcome given the sheer amount of creative prowess involved in this project.

Both aliases are fairly recognizable by many: Disco Fries have played a crucial role in shaping the EDM scene for more than a decade, with numerous releases on coveted labels like Spinnin’ Records, Armada, and Revealed Recordings since their breakthrough. The American DJ/Producer moniker has acquired a high degree of success not only because of industrial consistency with their release rate, but also the nuance and versatility in blending popular and lesser-known styles to appeal to club and mainstream ears alike. In charge of the vocals for this collaboration, Jared Lee has increasingly become a synonymous figure in the scene— the Boston-based producer and vocalist has an extensive resume, with writing and producing credits that involve famed icons like Tiesto, Nicky Romero, Laidback Luke, and several others. Listeners may also have come across his music unbeknownst, as the singer-songwriter’s efforts have resonated globally through diverse media placements— including Netflix, ESPN, and MTV alongside trending advertisements.

“Collide” has the polished sheen of a well-conceived dance-pop tune, yet the attention to detail turns this memorable; Jared’s warm and yearning vocals are ensnaring right away, layered with gentle piano and synth during the introductory breakdown. The chorus arrives with a grabby chorus, enabling the transition into a melodic drop; the smooth sound design generates a dreamy atmosphere (especially with the piano riff) upon a rolling bassline, steered by the plucky lead synth. The undeniable influences of progressive house and trance result in a distinctive timbre, as the cadence remains pleasantly mellow (such as the gentler percussions) but snappy enough to create a climactic effect.

Anthemic yet bearing heartfelt moments, “Collide” is undoubtedly earmarked to gain rapid traction in the coming days, serving as a satisfying release for the fans of both artists.

You can listen to the release below and keep your eyes peeled for the remix versions of the tracks 🙂

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Finnish Duo Thomas Will Release 10th Anniversary Album ‘In House We Trust’

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1 week ago

July 10, 2026

Mackenzie Morris

Thomas Will have had an astonishing music career since forming in 2016 making this year their 10^th anniversary. To celebrate this huge milestone they’ve released the brand-new album ‘In House We Trust.’

The album is a spectacular display of everything that’s made Thomas Will so successful over the years with an incredibly impressive amalgamation of styles. ‘In House We Trust’ has influences from the worlds of future rave, deep house, progressive house, and many more genres which Tuomas Hukkanen and Wili-Veikko Nuutinen have brought together expertly. Their signature festival house style shines with their caption on Spotify for the album encapsulating the albums energy perfectly, “For the dancefloors.”

The opening track ‘For You’ kicks off the album with a sound tailor made for festivals which continues into the next few tracks. ‘Coutoure’ is a real high point on the album with an incredibly catchy bassline that’s sure to get fists pumping. The album then shifts more towards progressive house with the wonderfully euphoric ‘Back To Me’ and ‘Got No Love’ which add another dimension to ‘In House We Trust.’ Each song has new unique leads and bass sounds keeping each song feeling fresh showing the creative capabilities of Thomas Will. They display every bit of skill that’s come to be expected from the seasoned producers who always deliver immaculate dancefloor energy.

‘In House We Trust’ is a perfect celebration of Thomas Will’s illustrious career and shows why they’ve been so highly regarded over the last 10 years. Here’s to the next 10 years of fantastic festival house from the Finnish duo.

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Tim Bell teams up with Diana Goldberg for romantic UK house anthem ‘You & I’

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3 weeks ago

June 29, 2026

Dylan Smith

A composite press image of Tim Bell and Diana Goldberg against a white background, with Tim on the left wearing a black oversized sweatshirt and dark wraparound sunglasses smiling broadly, and Diana on the right in a deep green satin blazer with curly dark hair and one hand raised behind her head, looking directly at the camera.

Tim Bell teams up with singer-songwriter Diana Goldberg on ‘You & I’, a deeply emotive UK house anthem that bridges cinematic vocal pop and peak-time club euphoria.

Tim Bell has officially returned with one of his most romantic productions to date. The rising producer has teamed up with singer/songwriter Diana Goldberg on their brand-new joint cut ‘You & I’, a deeply emotive UK house anthem that lands somewhere between cinematic vocal pop and pure peak-time club euphoria.

The track opens with the vocalist’s tender, captivating delivery, immediately setting a warm and cinematic mood. From there, the talented producer unleashes a powerful drop anchored by a relentless four-on-the-floor kick, a rolling bassline and a hypnotic groove that lifts the entire arrangement into a feel-good, radio-friendly UK house signature. It is a record built for peak-time sets and dance playlists alike.

The pair opened up about how the record came together, and the story is as instinct-led as the track itself:

“‘You & I’ came out of one of those sessions where you don’t overthink anything – you just connect and see what happens. We jumped on a Zoom call with no real plan, just the intention to play around with ideas. Tim started building these huge, addictive chord patterns that immediately had this emotional lift to them – it felt like something was already forming in real time. I jumped straight into freestyle mode and the hook just hit me out of nowhere: ‘the whole world pauses, it’s just you and I.’ The second that line came out, everything shifted and it felt like the record revealed itself. From that moment, we weren’t building a song anymore… we were chasing a feeling and the rest of the track basically wrote itself around that energy.”

‘You & I’ sits exactly inside the lane Tim Bell has been carving out across his recent releases. Big, addictive chord work, a vocal hook with genuine emotional reach, and a UK house drop arrangement that gives DJs an easy mix in either direction. It is the kind of crossover-leaning record that works equally well in a peak-time club moment and an early-evening rooftop opener.

The collaboration also marks a strong creative match between the two artists. The vocalist’s tone leans naturally into the warm, melodic side of the Tim Bell’s sound design, and the chemistry on the record reads as fully natural rather than constructed. The “the whole world pauses, it’s just you and I” hook in particular lands as one of the most quotable lyrical moments in the producer’s recent catalogue, and the kind of line that is built to live on TikTok edits and

‘You & I’ reads as a clean continuation of his recent UK house output, while also opening up a more vocal-led, songwriter-driven direction. Tune in below and let the chord progression do the rest.

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New EDM Friday June 5: Alesso, Skrillex, Hardwell & More

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1 month ago

June 5, 2026

Preetika Narula

Alesso and Ryan Tedder sitting on a cream sofa in a studio-style room for New EDM Friday June 5, featuring Alesso, Skrillex, 4B, and more.

New EDM Friday June 5 brings new music from Alesso, Skrillex, Hardwell, Of The Trees, Tape B, and more.

New EDM Friday June 5 brings together new singles, album releases, remixes, and records made for clubs and festival sets, covering progressive house, bass music, trap, and crossover electronic music. From Alesso and OneRepublic with In Your Eyes to Skrillex with SOMA, Of The Trees and Tape B with Brackish, and Mersiv’s remix of Superheaven’s Youngest Daughter, these are the tracks you should not miss on this week’s New EDM Friday.

Alesso, OneRepublic – In Your Eyes

Alesso and OneRepublic return with In Your Eyes, their fourth collaboration and first new release together in over a decade. The single comes out on June 5, 2026, following their previous work on If I Lose Myself, Calling (Lose My Mind) with Sebastian Ingrosso, and Scars. Its release also comes as If I Lose Myself passes 500 million streams on Spotify, adding more context to the reunion between Alesso and Ryan Tedder. With its long gap between collaborations, connection to the golden era of dance music, and full vocal presence from OneRepublic, In Your Eyes gives this week’s New EDM Friday one of its biggest crossover releases.

Skrillex – SOMA

Skrillex releases SOMA, a 13-track album running 42 minutes with recent singles such as Thistle, Smoke, and Duro included in the tracklist. The album also features Tranki, Noche Without You, Chini, Anybody, and Diwali, continuing the run of new music he has been previewing through recent drops and social media updates. SOMA follows a busy release period for Skrillex, including Smoke with ISOxo, Cristale, and TeeZandos, plus Thistle with Randomer, Blawan, and MC Dricka. With a full 13-track project now out, SOMA is one of the biggest releases on this week’s New EDM Friday.

Van Snyder, Serena Bleu & Alexander Popov – You Get What You Give (B Jones Remix)

B Jones remixes You Get What You Give by Van Snyder, Serena Bleu, and Alexander Popov, giving the original a more direct club version for summer 2026. The remix keeps Serena Bleu’s vocal as the main focus while adding a bigger beat and a more forceful production style around it. Van Snyder and Alexander Popov remain tied to the original release, with B Jones bringing her version closer to the kind of sound DJs can work into club and festival sets. With its vocal hook and stronger club direction, You Get What You Give (B Jones Remix) adds a remix-led release to this week’s New EDM Friday.

GRiZ – Future Funk Volume 1 (Album)

GRiZ officially enters a bold new chapter with the drop of his long-awaited album, ‘Future Funk Volume 1′, a sprawling, groove-driven body of work that captures the full spectrum of his current creative identity. Blending soulful funk, explosive bass music, psychedelic experimentation, and emotional release, the project arrives as the clearest distillation yet of what GRiZ has spent the last year building toward.

Melo Nada ft. k8 Smurf – Stop Me Now

Melo Nada makes his bitbird debut with Stop Me Now, a house and UK garage single featuring k8 Smurf. The track started from a simple idea, with Melo Nada saying he wanted to make something that would motivate him after buying a gym membership. It also follows the viral run of his debut single bambam, which reached #1 trending audio on Instagram globally and generated more than 1.5 million organic posts. With k8 Smurf carrying the hook and Melo Nada bringing his production background into a solo release, Stop Me Now adds a UKG and house entry to this week’s New EDM Friday.

Mesophonic & Tenney Way III – Ain’t Got Time

Mesophonic and Tenney Way III join forces and reunite for their latest collaboration, ‘Ain’t Got Time‘. This track is built around the belief that setbacks and distractions aren’t worth slowing down for, the track serves as a statement of resilience from two artists determined to keep pushing forward no matter what stands in their way.

Of The Trees & Tape B – Brackish

Of The Trees and Tape B release Brackish, their first official collaboration, after more than a year of demand around the ID. Before its June 4, 2026 release, the track had been a regular part of both artists’ live sets and had already gained attention from fans online. The collaboration also follows their B2B set at Bonnaroo 2025, which added more interest around the pairing. With Of The Trees bringing his bass production style and Tape B adding his dubstep direction, Brackish gives this week’s New EDM Friday one of its main bass releases.

Superheaven – Youngest Daughter (Mersiv Remix)

Mersiv releases an official remix of Superheaven’s Youngest Daughter, taking the alternative favorite into bass music while keeping the vocal and emotional weight of the original intact. The remix comes from a personal place for Mersiv, who said Youngest Daughter is his favorite Superheaven song and that he started the remix during summer 2025 while writing music at the beach. The release also connects with his background before electronic music, where bands like Tool and Seether were part of his early influences. With Youngest Daughter already passing 128 million Spotify streams after its rediscovery online, Mersiv’s remix brings a major alternative song into this week’s New EDM Friday through an official bass rework.

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