New EDM Friday June 12: Kaskade, HUGEL, DJ Snake & More

HUGEL, Big Sean & Scott Storch – Body Drop

HUGEL continues the rollout of his debut album Twenty One with Body Drop, a collaboration with Big Sean and Scott Storch that brings the project further into dance and hip-hop crossover territory. The single follows Movin’ To The Sun with Ultra Naté and Imael Angel, along with Ron Y Coco featuring Flagrant Drvms and Barbara Doza, building on an album rollout rooted in house music, Afro, Latin, and crossover influences. For HUGEL, Body Drop arrives after his Coachella debut, the launch of his Make The Girls Dance residency at Hï Ibiza, and a 2025 run that passed 1 billion annual streams. With Big Sean on the vocal side and Scott Storch bringing his long production history across hip-hop and pop, Body Drop gives this week’s New EDM Friday one of its strongest dance and rap collaborations.

ISOxo – FUCK THE SPEAKERZ UP (DJ Snake Remix)

DJ Snake puts his own spin on ISOxo’s FUCK THE SPEAKERZ UP, with the remix marking the first release from ISOxo’s upcoming remix EP. The hard dance and bass-heavy version had already been circulating through DJ Snake’s recent festival sets, including Ultra Music Festival Miami, EDC Las Vegas, and his Coachella back-to-back with Knock2, where ISOxo also made a special appearance. Built around distorted basslines and the vocal drop at the center of the original, the remix pushes the record further into festival and hard dance territory. With DJ Snake bringing it into some of the year’s biggest stages and ISOxo continuing his rise through bass music, trap, and the wider electronic scene, FUCK THE SPEAKERZ UP (DJ Snake Remix) gives this week’s New EDM Friday one of its heaviest releases.

Rova – Undisputed EP

New Zealand drum & bass producer Rova releases his six-track Undisputed EP, a boxing-inspired project that follows support from BBC Radio 1, UKF, George FM, and major names across bass music. The EP opens with previously released tracks OCTANE, SEE U WORK, and LOW DOWN with A Little Sound, before moving into newer cuts like THINK I AM, ONETWENTYFIVE, and ENDOFTIME. Across the project, Rova uses each track like a different round, moving between hard-hitting drum & bass, hip-hop influence, UK rap vocals, and a more emotional closing moment. With upcoming dates at Drumsheds, Creamfields, and Worship Festival, plus past support from Chase & Status, K Motionz, and Sub Focus, Undisputed gives this week’s New EDM Friday one of its strongest drum & bass releases.

R3HAB x Izzy Bizu – If I could stop time…

R3HAB links with Izzy Bizu on If I could stop time…, a new collaboration that brings his dance-pop production together with Izzy Bizu’s soulful vocal style. The single also appears on R3HAB’s upcoming album Dream inside a dream…, placing it within a wider project rollout from the Dutch-Moroccan producer. For Izzy Bizu, the release follows her continued presence in dance music after collaborations including All Night Long with Kungs and David Guetta. The pairing makes sense for a record that connects electronic production with vocal-led pop songwriting, giving it more of a crossover direction than a club-focused one. With R3HAB focusing on melody and Izzy Bizu carrying the emotional side of the song, If I could stop time… gives this week’s New EDM Friday one of its softer crossover moments.

4B – What Is This

4B makes his Deadbeats debut with What Is This, a new single that brings his Jersey Club roots into heavier dubstep territory. The record keeps the sharp drum patterns and club switch-ups tied to 4B’s sound, while adding heavier basslines and a monologue-style breakdown about growth and adaptation. Its release also marks a full-circle moment for 4B, who said he has been a fan of Deadbeats since playing with Zeds Dead during the early Mad Decent days. After more than a decade of support from names like Skrillex, Diplo, Tiësto, Steve Aoki, and RL Grime, What Is This gives this week’s New EDM Friday a harder bass release from an artist still pushing his sound without losing the Jersey Club foundation that started it.

ONHELL & Horsey – I Love the Way It Feels

ONHELL releases I Love the Way It Feels featuring Horsey, bringing together heavy bass music, melodic wave influences, and pop-leaning songwriting. The single reflects the community-first approach behind ONHELL’s work, where music, parties, and touring are tied to connection, self-expression, and inclusive dancefloor spaces. His recent tour also pushed that further, with every stop run as a fundraiser and 100% of proceeds going to local nonprofit organizations in each city. With Horsey’s vocals worked into the center of the record and ONHELL using the release as part of the sound behind his wider album direction, I Love the Way It Feels gives this week’s New EDM Friday one of its more personal bass releases.

EAZYBAKED x Richard Finger – EAZY MF FINGER

EAZYBAKED and Richard Finger release EAZY MF FINGER, a long-awaited bass collaboration that has been circulating through live sets, online clips, and fan demand for more than a year. The track arrives exclusively on SoundCloud, keeping it close to the platform culture that helped both projects build their communities through unreleased IDs, direct fan engagement, and bass music discovery outside a traditional DSP rollout. For EAZYBAKED, the release comes during a strong touring run that includes Bonnaroo, Shambhala, Bass Canyon, Apocalypse Festival, Camp Alderwild, and their recent EDC Las Vegas debut. For Richard Finger, it marks the project’s first official collaboration, following major underground attention, support for Tape B at Red Rocks, and two sold-out nights at Denver’s Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom. With both acts playing Bonnaroo this month and EAZYBAKED scheduled directly after Richard Finger, EAZY MF FINGER gives this week’s New EDM Friday a bass release built from real fan demand, live-set history, and SoundCloud-first culture.