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New EDM Friday Releases You Cannot Miss, Oct 24, 2025
New EDM Friday is back this week with fresh music from Martin Garrix, Skrillex, Armin van Buuren, Hardwell, and more.
This week’s lineup blends massive festival collaborations, underground bass weapons, and emotional sound design from some of dance music’s most inventive producers. Let’s dive right in to New EDM Friday 2025.
Martin Garrix & Saksham ft. Scott Quinn – Ain’t Letting You Down
Martin Garrix teams up with Indian producer Saksham and vocalist Scott Quinn for Ain’t Letting You Down, a melodic progressive anthem that captures Garrix’s signature mix of emotional songwriting and mainstage energy. With heartfelt vocals and euphoric builds, the track bridges continents and showcases Garrix’s global vision while spotlighting Saksham’s rising talent in the scene. As part of New EDM Friday 2025, this track sets the tone.
Skrillex & ISOxo – Fuze
Bass music powerhouses Skrillex and ISOxo collide on Fuze, a blistering fusion of gritty sound design, frenetic percussion, and raw adrenaline. Blending ISOxo’s forward-thinking trap and rave chaos with Skrillex’s trademark sonic precision, the track erupts into pure controlled madness — a testament to both artists’ ability to keep pushing the edge of modern bass.
Armin van Buuren x KIKI – Put Your Bassline
Trance icon Armin van Buuren joins forces with emerging vocalist KIKI on Put Your Bassline, a groove-heavy, club-driven cut that merges underground house rhythm with Armin’s unmistakable melodic touch. Built for late-night dancefloors, the track offers a fresh take on his sound, showing his continued ability to evolve while keeping the pulse of the global club scene. It’s a perfect addition to New EDM Friday 2025.
HEYZ x WODD – Sexy Back
Bass innovators HEYZ and WODD unleash Sexy Back, a heavy-hitting reimagining of Justin Timberlake’s 2000s classic, out now via Kannibalen Records. Infusing the iconic hook with thundering basslines, distorted drops, and wobbly low-end power, the track delivers a modern festival smasher with a tongue-in-cheek edge. Equal parts homage and evolution, Sexy Back captures both producers’ flair for fearless sound design and crowd-moving chaos.
Kayzo – OVERLOAD 2K
Hard dance trailblazer Kayzo returns to his roots on OVERLOAD 2K, a ferocious anthem out now on Welcome Records. Combining sinister melodies, grinding synths, and unrelenting kicks, the track bridges classic hard dance aggression with modern production firepower. Following Berserk with Samplifire, OVERLOAD 2K continues Kayzo’s mission to redefine heavy dance music for a new generation, aligning perfectly with New EDM Friday 2025.
Chicco Secci – Running in the Air
After an eight-year hiatus, veteran DJ and producer Chicco Secci makes a triumphant return with Running in the Air, a soulful, Afro-inspired house track via Sirup Music’s Club Control imprint. Built on hypnotic percussion and haunting vocals, the track blends Secci’s timeless Ibiza roots with contemporary production polish — a graceful nod to the global grooves that helped shape his four-decade legacy in dance music.
IMANU ft. A Girl Named Sue – Bleak
Amsterdam visionary IMANU returns to Zeds Dead’s Deadbeats with Bleak, featuring A Girl Named Sue. Fusing cinematic soundscapes, glitched breakbeats, and emotive vocal textures, the track balances beauty and brutality in classic IMANU fashion. As he prepares for his Asia tour and ADE’s De Verte showcase, Bleak reaffirms his position as one of bass music’s most innovative and emotionally charged producers.
Hardwell – Retrograde 2025
Hardwell blasts into the future with Retrograde 2025, a high-octane mainstage anthem that fuses his classic big-room roots with the dark, aggressive edge of his modern sound. Packed with thunderous kicks, electrifying synth stabs, and cinematic builds, the track feels like a full-circle moment — nodding to Hardwell’s early festival dominance while pushing his production into a new era. Retrograde 2025 is a highlight of New EDM Friday 2025 and is pure adrenaline, engineered for one purpose: to blow the roof off every mainstage it touches.
Honorable mentions:
4 Strings, CJ Stone – I Can’t Help Myself
Alok, Lui, Stonefox, Summer is Calling – All I Want
Amelie Lens – Young Forever
Andrew Rayel, Darla Jade – Promise Me (Club Mix)
Angerfist, Reinier Zonneveld – World On Fire
B Jones & VINNE – A Lil Bit Of
Biscits – Wrong Is Right
Cheyenne Giles – San Diego
Da Tweekaz – Summer Of ’69
Deadmau5 – Ameonna
Eats Everything – Euphoria
Eli & Fur – Dreams At Dusk Part I – Mirage (Album)
Fovos – Speaker Phone
Franky Wah – Passion / Take A Flight
Fred Again.. x Caribou – Facilitia
Fred Again.. x Floating Points – Amber
Gorgon City – Mitsubishi (ft. Muki)
Hugel, Karri – FMX
Infected Mushroom – Lightweight
Kevin de Vries & Jas:t – Born Like That
Linney – Stay Awake
LNY TNZ – Belgian Chocolate
Markus Schulz, Matt Fax – The New World
Matroda, KLP – Bullshit
Meduza – No Sleep
Mike Posner, YDG – Please Dont Go
Nick Havsen, Avalanche & Favro – Lifestyle
Nicky Romero & Sick Individuals – Hold On
Sandro Silva x Julian – In Another Life (ft. MVNA & Chris Crone)
Sigala, Robin Schulz, Zoe Wees – Am To Pm
Steve Aoki – Hokutomaru
Tensnake, Gerd Janson – Push
The Chainsmokers – Breathe (EP)
Timmy Trumpet – Ole
Topic – Badboy
Vini Vici & Lilly Palmer ft Shanti People – Gaana Modam
Wax Motif, 24hrs, Juos – Run It Up (ft. 24Hrs)
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.
Honorable mentions:
Above & Beyond – Feel The Vibe
AC Slater – Swingin’
Adam Ten – I Never Knew
Armin van Buuren – Let The Music Guide You (ReOrder pres. Crowd+Ctrl Remix)
Boris Brejcha – Alicante
Cloonee – I Rhyme Quick
Coone ft. Diss Reaction – Jiiieehaaaa
Disco Fries, Kayrae, Mintd – Elevate
Dubdogz, Zaark – Stolen Dance
Eli & Fur – Dreams At Dusk Part II (EP)
Flux Pavilion – U Want Me
HALIENE – Right Love
Hardwell – Remixes 2026 (EP)
Jan Blomqvist – More (Zerb Remix)
John O’Callaghan, Sue McLaren, Paul Skelton – Signs
Lost Frequencies – Live It All
Maddix – Acid For Breakfast
MEDUZA & RANI – Silence
Nicky Romero – Freak
Prospa – Free Your Mind (Album)
San Holo – TRUE LOVE IN A MADE UP WORLD (LP)
Sara Landry, Alt8 – Hands Up
Thomm, Blasterjaxx – ROM!G
Stream all the new music on Spotify and Audiomack to hear the full New EDM Friday playlist.
Scarlett and Yohann Warren release ‘Think About’, a melodic collaboration built on honest emotion and cinematic atmospheric production.
Scarlett and Yohann Warren come together for their new single “Think About” a track that feels as natural as it sounds. Built on honest emotion and subtle melodic energy, the release captures the kind of feeling that lingers long after the music fades.
Scarlett, who first gained recognition as a finalist on Swedish Idol 2013, brings a raw and expressive vocal performance shaped by real-life experiences and personal stories. “My main source of inspiration is definitely life and different life stories,” she shares. Her tone carries both warmth and vulnerability, giving the track an intimate edge that draws listeners in from the first note.
On the production side, Yohann Warren adds a cinematic and atmospheric touch, influenced by years of inspiration from festivals and defining moments in his journey. “There’s something special about standing in the middle of a crowd, feeling the music with thousands of people you don’t know,” he says. That energy translates clearly into the sound of “Think About.”
The collaboration itself came together organically. After connecting online, the two quickly found a creative chemistry that made the process feel effortless. The result is a track that sits somewhere between a late-night reflection and a shared moment on a dancefloor.
Van Snyder, Alexander Popov, and Serena Bleu reimagine the New Radicals classic ‘You Get What You Give’ as a high-energy electronic anthem built for festival dancefloors.
Some songs define an era. Others return to define the next one.
That’s the energy behind the electrifying new cover of You Get What You Give, reborn for the global dance floor by powerhouse producers Van Snyder and Alexander Popov, alongside the captivating voice of Serena Bleu.
Originally made famous by New Radicals, the 90s anthem carried a message of fearless optimism. Now it’s being reborn as a high-energy electronic powerhouse primed for festival stages, streaming charts, and viral dance floors.
Van Snyder showcases his signature blend of refined production,and soaring melodic intensity, while Alexander Popov injects the massive, euphoric energy that has made him a global trance icon and the driving force behind Interplay Records. Together, they’ve transformed the track into a soaring, hands-in-the-air anthem.
“Recording our version of You Get What You Give was a reminder of how powerful optimism can be. The song has always felt like a quiet act of rebellion against cynicism – joyful, fearless, and completely honest. Revisiting it was especially meaningful because it allowed us to tap back into that spirit, and hopefully pass along a bit of that same uplifting energy to a new generation of listeners.” said Van Snyder
At the heart of it all is Serena Bleu, whose commanding vocal performance delivers the song’s timeless message with fresh fire – turning nostalgia into something thrillingly modern.
The result? Not just a cover, but a rebirth – one that has all the ingredients of the next viral dance hit. Big emotion. Bigger drops. And a message that still resonates: the music is in us, and it’s not going anywhere.
When this track lands, don’t be surprised if dance floors across the world erupt. The next anthem has arrived.
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