Deadlynoiz continues his steady release schedule this year with the new bass house track ‘No Sleep.’

From the word go Deadlynoiz grabs your attention with ‘No Sleep’ as its powerful driving low end kicks in. Much like his release schedule, this track is relentless as it keeps on pumping from start to finish with a heavy kick and wild synths. Deadlynoiz has a strong background in dubstep which is very apparent in this track from its sound design during the choruses. He manages to bring together several different aggressive lead sounds making each section sound diverse as well as delivering a bass face activating low end.

Deadlynoiz’s knack for creative sound design comes as no surprise as he has an impressive catalogue of dubstep and drum & bass to his name. Since kicking off the year with the monstrous dubstep banger ‘Lucid’ he’s since gone on to garner over 100,000 streams on Spotify. Taking inspiration from the likes of Kompany, MYR, and Teddy Killerz, he has already established a distinctive style which can take many artists years to find. With a remix competition win under his belt and a fast-growing fan base, there’s no doubt that Deadlynoiz is on the up.

‘No Sleep’ is another great addition to Deadlynoiz’s repertoire of hard-hitting tracks. He set out to make a song that people will just want to play loud and ‘No Sleep’ certainly fits the bill for that. With his unbelievable work rate, we’re sure to be hearing more from Deadlynoiz very soon.

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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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New EDM Friday July 10 brings new music from Armin van Buuren, Silver Panda, Kaskade, Crankdat, HUGEL, Bryson Tiller, and more.

New EDM Friday July 10 brings together new singles, collaborations, EP releases, and crossover records covering melodic techno, house, bass music, Latin house, and big room. From Armin van Buuren and Silver Panda with Here In My Arms (Enjoy The Silence) to Kaskade and Crankdat with A Little Bit, HUGEL and Bryson Tiller with Temptation, and Chris Lake and Tiga with Party Time, these are the tracks you should not miss on this week’s New EDM Friday.

Armin van Buuren & Silver Panda – Here In My Arms (Enjoy The Silence)

Armin van Buuren and Silver Panda release Here In My Arms (Enjoy The Silence), a melodic techno rework of the Depeche Mode classic. The track keeps the emotional pull of the original while building around driving rhythms and atmospheric production, giving one of electronic music’s most covered songs a current club direction. The collaboration had already been featured in sets at major events including EDC, Ultra Miami, Stade de France, and Ushuaïa Ibiza before its official release, pairing Armin van Buuren’s large scale festival energy with Silver Panda’s fast rising melodic sound. With a legendary source record and one of trance’s biggest names meeting the melodic techno space, Here In My Arms (Enjoy The Silence) opens New EDM Friday July 10 with one of the week’s biggest releases.

Kaskade & Crankdat – A Little Bit

Kaskade and Crankdat release A Little Bit, the first ever collaboration between the two after its debut during Kaskade’s return to Coachella 2026. The set marked his first solo appearance at the festival in over a decade and introduced his ORIGIN // album era, with Crankdat joining him onstage midway through to debut the track live for the first time. The record brings together two different eras of electronic music, pairing Kaskade’s cinematic, emotionally driven production with Crankdat’s high impact bass design. For Kaskade, the release extends the ORIGIN // narrative first introduced at Coachella, while for Crankdat it marks another milestone in a career defining year. With a Coachella debut moment now arriving as an official release, A Little Bit gives New EDM Friday July 10 one of its biggest crossover collaborations between house and bass.

HUGEL & Bryson Tiller – Temptation

HUGEL and Bryson Tiller release Temptation through Make The Girls Dance Records, the first single from the special edition of HUGEL’s debut album Twenty One arriving this fall. The track blends HUGEL’s signature Latin house sound with Bryson Tiller’s smooth vocals, built around warm piano, soulful melodies, and groove driven production. The collaboration lands during major runs for both artists, with HUGEL coming off Twenty One debuting at number one on Spotify’s Top Albums chart while holding down his weekly Make The Girls Dance residency at Hï Ibiza, and Tiller fresh from the ten year anniversary of T R A P S O U L and the announcement of his Neo Trapsoul Tour. With HUGEL continuing to unite dance music with R&B and pop through world class collaborators, Temptation adds one of the week’s strongest crossover releases to New EDM Friday July 10.

Chris Lake & Tiga ft. Aatig – Party Time

Chris Lake and Tiga release Party Time with Aatig through Black Book Records, a first time collaboration between two of dance music’s most distinctive names. The track is built on a pulsating rhythm, a tightly wound groove, and Aatig’s instantly memorable vocal lines, with Chris Lake’s precision engineered production meeting Tiga’s forward thinking edge. Party Time had already become a standout moment in both artists’ sets, with Tiga dropping it during Chris Lake’s sold out Under The K Bridge run in New York, where the pair shared the bill. The release follows a landmark June for Chris Lake, who sold more than 55,000 tickets across five sold out headline shows in New York City and Los Angeles. With an established club figure like Tiga joining one of house music’s biggest current names, Party Time adds a peak time club release to New EDM Friday July 10.

Blanke – PART III – AWAKENING (EP)

Blanke releases PART III – AWAKENING, the third instalment in the EP series leading toward his debut album arriving later this year. The two track project moves the story from collapse toward renewal after PART II – SKYFIRE, with Sunrise featuring JEX showing one of Blanke’s most melodic and emotionally resonant productions to date and Synchronise reconnecting with the heavier midtempo influences that defined his early sound. Blanke describes the EP as capturing rebirth, regeneration, and hope, with the two tracks acting as opposite sides of the same message. The release arrives during a defining year that includes his Far From Home co-headline tour with Virtual Riot and the continued rise of his drum and bass alias ÆON:MODE. With the debut album drawing closer, PART III – AWAKENING gives New EDM Friday July 10 its main bass entry.

Hardwell & Bassjackers – Bang On The Drums

Hardwell and Bassjackers release Bang On The Drums through Revealed Recordings, bringing one of Hardwell’s most played IDs of the year into official release. The track debuted on the Ultra Miami 2026 mainstage and has stayed in circulation through his sets since, including EDC Mexico and EDC Las Vegas, building demand across months of festival appearances. The collaboration reunites two long running names from the Dutch big room world, with Bassjackers returning to the Revealed catalogue on a record built for mainstage moments. Compared to the club and crossover releases elsewhere on this week’s list, Bang On The Drums keeps the festival side of the roundup covered. With months of live circulation finally landing as an official release, Bang On The Drums closes out the main entries on New EDM Friday July 10.

Honorable Mentions:

22Bullets, Bruno Martini – Cobra
3 Are Legend ft. Imogen Heap – What You Say
Adriatique, Rhys from the Sticks – Coming Home
Alpha9 – Dark Matter
Andrew Rayel, Sara Phillips – Till Forever
Audien ft. Shaun Farrugia – High Hopes
Becky G – EPA (Don Diablo Remix)
Ben Nicky, Fahjah, Giin, Aurede – Be With You
Borgeous – In Da Booth
Cassian & AR/CO – Come To Life
CamelPhat & Volkoder – Unique Moment
CERES, KURA – Rave Therapy (EP)
Chris Avantgarde – Hyperreal (Album)
Crankdat, Kaskade – A Little Bit
Cristoph, Michael Anthony – Spacer
Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman x Kevin De Vries – Before You Go
DJ Pauly D, Capri Everitt – Lost
Eli Brown – Electrify
Ian Carey vs. Sam Feldt ft. Mkaya & RANI – Keep On Rising
James Hurr, Tita Lau – Sweat
Joel Corry – Whisper
John O’Callaghan – The First Sip
KAAZE – Redline (EP)
Koven – hEarTbeAt
Kygo, Max McNown – Take Me Back
Markus Schulz, Dauby, UUFO – Perfect
Matrick – Devotion
Neelix – Die Welt steht still
Nifra – Say Say Say
Roland Clark, Tenacious – Alright
Sarah De Warren – What U Like (EP)
Shiba San, Zack Darza – Touch Me
SIDEPIECE & 95 South – Can I Ride
YOTTO, Something Good – Good Time (Clothes Off)
Zerb, Swae Lee, Halle Abadi – Metallic Lips

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