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New EDM Friday July 3 brings together new singles, remixes, album releases, and crossover records covering house, bass music, techno, progressive, trance, and electronic pop. From Martin Garrix and Madonna with Bizarre to David Guetta and Third Party with Human, Argy, Paul Oakenfold, and Planet Perfecto Knights with ResuRection, and Skrillex and Solomun with Rumpta, these are the tracks you should not miss on this week’s New EDM Friday.
Martin Garrix and Madonna release Bizarre, a collaboration from Madonna’s new Confessions II album. The track was first played by Martin Garrix during his three night Brooklyn run in June, giving the song its first live moment before the full album release. For Madonna, Bizarre connects back to the dance music direction of Confessions on a Dance Floor, while Martin Garrix brings the record into the current EDM space through one of his biggest live shows of the year. With the song moving from Brooklyn to its official release on Confessions II, Bizarre opens New EDM Friday July 3 with one of the week’s biggest crossover releases.
David Guetta, Third Party, and John Martin release Human, a long awaited progressive house collaboration that had already been played in live sets before its official release. Third Party brought the track back into circulation during their recent shows, including their World DJ Festival Korea set, while early clips of the record had already made it one of the IDs listeners were waiting to see finished. The release also brings John Martin back into the kind of emotional vocal space closely tied to some of progressive house’s biggest moments. With David Guetta joining Third Party on a record that feels made for large scale festival sets, Human adds one of the week’s strongest progressive releases to New EDM Friday July 3.
Skrillex and Solomun release Rumpta, their first official collaboration after the track first surfaced as a live ID in summer 2025. The single comes ahead of Skrillex joining Solomun at Pacha Ibiza on July 5 for Solomun +1, linking the release directly to one of Ibiza’s most established Sunday residencies. Released through Diynamic Music, Rumpta brings together Solomun’s house and techno world with Skrillex’s recent run of club focused releases, giving the track a different position from the bigger pop and progressive names on this week’s list. After months of circulation through sets, clips, and online demand, Rumpta brings one of the week’s biggest club collaborations into New EDM Friday July 3.
Subtronics and Saint Monet release Fall Back to Nothing, a new single on Cyclops Recordings that shows a more cinematic and lyric focused side of Subtronics. The track first debuted during the Fibonacci Tour in early 2026 and later became one of the standout unreleased moments in his live sets, including Coachella and The Gorge. Its release follows Subtronics’ history making Coachella 2026 debut on the Sahara Stage, where he drew an overflow crowd and brought out surprise guests including Inéz, Destroy Lonely, and Oliver Tree. With Fall Back to Nothing moving from tour ID to official release, the track gives New EDM Friday July 3 its main bass entry while showing another side of Subtronics’ current FIBONACCI era.
Argy, Paul Oakenfold, and Planet Perfecto Knights release a new version of ResuRection through Perfecto Records and Armada Music, bringing one of trance’s long running classics into this week’s New EDM Friday. The original Planet Perfecto Knights track has lived through multiple versions over the years, including Paul Oakenfold’s Full On Fluoro Mix and the later Maurice West remix. This new release brings Argy into that history after a major run in melodic house and techno, giving ResuRection a current club edge while keeping its connection to Paul Oakenfold’s Perfecto legacy. With a classic trance name, a modern melodic techno figure, and one of Perfecto Records’ most recognizable tracks coming together, ResuRection adds a legacy driven club release to New EDM Friday July 3.
Cheat Codes release Miles Away with Joy Oladokun, adding a softer pop dance record to New EDM Friday July 3. The single brings Cheat Codes back into the crossover space they have worked in across past collaborations, while Joy Oladokun gives the track a warmer vocal direction rooted more in soul, folk, R&B, and pop than a standard EDM feature. Compared to the larger club and festival records on this week’s list, Miles Away sits in a more melodic space, with the vocal carrying much of the emotion behind the release. With Cheat Codes continuing their pop dance catalogue and Joy Oladokun bringing a different vocal presence into the track, Miles Away adds a lighter crossover moment to New EDM Friday July 3.
Vintage Culture and DEPARTAMENTO release Toxic through AFFAIRS Records, adding a Brazilian house record to New EDM Friday July 3. The collaboration follows DEPARTAMENTO’s remix of Elderbrook and Vintage Culture’s Run, which had already connected the duo to Vintage Culture before this official single. Toxic moves the article back toward house music after the bigger crossover releases from Martin Garrix, Madonna, David Guetta, Third Party, and Cheat Codes, giving the list a cleaner club entry without forcing a pop angle. With Vintage Culture placing the release on AFFAIRS Records and bringing DEPARTAMENTO further into his current label run, Toxic adds another Brazil linked house release to this week’s roundup.
Stream all the new music on Spotify and Audiomack to hear the full New EDM Friday playlist.
With 13 years in the EDM scene, Preetika has built a strong presence around festivals, club culture, and electronic music. Based in Bangkok, she covers all things EDM in Thailand and beyond, with a focus on both local and international talent. She has attended major festivals including Tomorrowland, Ultra Japan, and Creamfields Hong Kong. Since working as a writer for EDM House Network, she has interviewed artists such as Blasterjaxx, James Hype, W&W, R3HAB, Alok, and many others. Her experience and consistent presence in the scene make her a trusted voice for EDM coverage.
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