New EDM Friday Sep 18 brings new music from HALŌ, Julian Jordan, HUGEL, Sara Landry, Jazzy, Mesto, and more.

New EDM Friday Sep 18 brings together new singles, remixes, collaborations, and bass-heavy releases covering house, bass music, melodic techno, dance pop, dubstep, and electronic dance. From HALŌ with Live Again to Afrojack and Martin Garrix with the Julian Jordan remix of Turn Up The Speakers, HUGEL with Neton Vega on Mami, Sara Landry and Ali James with Energy, Jazzy with Get This Started, Mesto with INK on Freak, Virtual Riot and Tokyo Machine with STATIC, and Glitch Cat and prodBigMike with once more, these are the tracks you should not miss on this week’s New EDM Friday.

HALŌ – Live Again

HALŌ release Live Again, the first original single from the progressive house project formed by Third Party, DubVision, and Matisse & Sadko. The track follows their live debut at Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam in March 2026. Since then, the group has played Ultra Miami, Tomorrowland, Ultra Europe, S2O Korea, Creamfields, and more. Now signed to Armada Music, HALŌ continue with original music and upcoming dates at Ultra Japan, Ushuaïa Ibiza, Drumsheds UK, ADE, and Tomorrowland Thailand. With Live Again, the group opens New EDM Friday Sep 18 with a debut release focused on big melodies and modern progressive house.

Afrojack & Martin Garrix – Turn Up The Speakers (Julian Jordan Remix)

Julian Jordan remixes Afrojack and Martin Garrix’s Turn Up The Speakers, giving the 2014 collaboration a new tech house version. The original remains one of their biggest tracks together, with its official video passing 400 million views on YouTube. Before release, the remix had already been played live by Julian Jordan, Martin Garrix, and Afrojack. It also received support on the Tomorrowland mainstage and during Martin Garrix’s EDC Las Vegas 2026 set. After time as a requested ID, the remix brings a 12-year-old mainstage record back into New EDM Friday Sep 18.

HUGEL ft. Neton Vega – Mami

HUGEL releases Mami with Neton Vega, adding another Latin-led record to New EDM Friday Sep 18. The track connects HUGEL’s dance sound with Neton Vega, the Mexican singer-songwriter from La Paz, Baja California Sur. As a result, it brings together Latin electronic music and regional Mexican influence. It follows a busy 2026 run for HUGEL, including his Make The Girls Dance residency at Hï Ibiza. With Mami, HUGEL continues the international direction around his current sound.

Sara Landry, Ali James – Energy

Sara Landry and Ali James collaborate on Energy, the fifth single from Sara Landry’s upcoming sophomore album Divine Intervention. Released through HEKATE, the track goes straight into the high-pressure side of hard dance. It uses breakneck beats, raw intensity, and the physical sound tied to Sara Landry’s recent work. Sara Landry said the track came from “a really raw place” and called Ali James the right collaborator. With Divine Intervention set for October 16, Energy brings another hard dance release into New EDM Friday Sep 18.

Jazzy – Get This Started

Jazzy releases Get This Started through Chaos Records, following recent singles Invisible with Chris Lorenzo and My People. The track takes her back into a high-tempo dance space ahead of her debut album Peace & Patience, out October 23. Jazzy is listed as Spotify’s most streamed female DJ/vocalist globally and the most streamed female electronic act on SoundCloud. The single also comes before her Peace & Patience headline tour, including her biggest headline show to date at Dublin’s 3Arena. With Get This Started, Jazzy brings a direct dance release into New EDM Friday Sep 18.

Mesto ft. INK – Freak

Mesto collaborates with INK on Freak, a tech house release through John Summit’s Experts Only. The track had already picked up attention before release after appearing in John Summit’s recent sets. It also received support from ZEDD, Alok, and Martin Garrix. Freak pairs a darker sound with a persistent pulse, futuristic synths, and repeated vocal lines. For Mesto, the release adds another track outside the brighter progressive sound many listeners first knew him for. With INK on the vocal, Freak brings a tech house entry into New EDM Friday Sep 18.

SKILAH – GOMF

Rising electronic artist Skilah returns with her latest single, ‘GOMF’, continuing a breakout year that has seen the 23-year-old DJ and producer establish herself as one of the most exciting new voices in dance music. Built around Skilah’s signature combination of dark production, heavy bass and commanding vocals, ‘GOMF’ delivers the kind of high-impact energy that has become a defining part of her sound and live performances. The track arrives as Skilah continues translating her rapidly growing digital following into a steadily expanding presence across clubs, festivals and stages throughout North America.

Honorable Mentions:

4 Strings, Andrea Britton, Stargazers – Catch A Fall
Adriatique – Palm Of Your Hands
Angemi – Go Back
ARTY – Love To Forget
Biscits, NADIAH – borrowed love
Boris Brejcha, Chemutai Sage – Don’t Stress Your Mind
Chocolate Puma, Rene Et Gaston, Marco Nobel, EMMRSN – Vallée De L’Armes
Citadelle – GHOST
Claptone, MIRAMAR, Kurtis Wells – Beautiful Times
Clean Bandit, Chloe Bailey, Omah Lay – Company
D.O.D, Aya Anne – I’ll Be There
Dombresky, Disco Dom – There is Life
Josh Le Tissier, Dirty Signal – Dimensions
Keanu Silva, Ninkid – In the End
LEVEL UP, Kompany, Bertie Scott – Bury Me Alive
Mariana BO, Nico La Nova – Techy
MaRLo – The Magic
Matt Pridgyn, AURALIZE, Max Robinson, Lexi Scatena – Love Me Again
Mike Williams, Three Drives & ANTICALM – Greece 2000
Öwnboss – Pop This
Robbie Williams, Miss Monique – Beauty In Us (Club Mix)
Solardo – Deeper Love
Stadiumx, The Anahit – Dangerous Cuisine
Timmy Trumpet & Alle Farben ft. ALEXX – Chase The Feeling
Tom & Collins – This Thing
Victor Ruiz, KURA – FSU
W&W, Dj Skryker, Schak – Impacto (Makina)
York, Mike Momburg, Bella Claxton – On The Beach