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New EDM Friday Sep 25: Charlotte de Witte, Armin van Buuren & More

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Charlotte de Witte performing behind the decks, featured in New EDM Friday Sep 25

New EDM Friday Sep 25 brings new music from Charlotte de Witte, Armin van Buuren, Kaskade, EAZYBAKED, Max White, Tape B, and more.

New EDM Friday Sep 25 brings together new singles, EPs, album releases, collaborations, and remixes covering techno, trance, house, bass music, dubstep, progressive, and electronic dance. From Charlotte de Witte with The Resistance EP to Armin van Buuren with Take Me Home, Kaskade with ORIGIN// , EAZYBAKED and Distinct Motive with What’s the motive?, Max White with Priorities, Tape B with When I Saw You Again, COSTA with Dimension, and AFROJACK and Bradeazy with To The Front, these are the tracks you should not miss on this week’s New EDM Friday.

Charlotte de Witte – The Resistance (EP)

Charlotte de Witte releases The Resistance, a four-track EP on KNTXT tied to her audiovisual show of the same name. The project features Theo Nasa on the title track and intro version, XSALT on See Through The Lies, and Charlotte de Witte’s own vocals on Another Place, a track she says has been in the making for over a decade. The EP follows the summer tour of The Resistance audiovisual show, including its world premiere at [UNVRS] Ibiza and an XXL version at Rock Werchter in Belgium. At the center of the release is the message “Protect Club Culture,” with all EP proceeds being donated to The Nighttime Foundation. With The Resistance, Charlotte de Witte opens New EDM Friday Sep 25 with a hard, fast, and personal techno project.

Armin van Buuren – Take Me Home (incl. Rising Star Remix)

Armin van Buuren releases Take Me Home (incl. Rising Star Remix), giving the single both its original version and a remix under his Rising Star alias. The release keeps Armin van Buuren close to his trance side, with the Rising Star version adding a more uplifting direction to the package. It also continues his recent run of releases that connect his main artist name with the sound longtime A State of Trance listeners know him for. After recent vocal-led tracks and remix packages across 2026, Take Me Home (incl. Rising Star Remix) brings Armin van Buuren back into New EDM Friday Sep 25 with a release made for both his main catalogue and his trance alias.

Kaskade – ORIGIN //

Kaskade releases ORIGIN //, a new 12-track album that brings together melodic house, progressive electronic music, and bass-driven production. The project includes recent singles such as Meet Again with Layton Giordani and Natalie Jane, Comes Back Around with BUNT., A Little Bit with Crankdat, Runaway with GLOCKENBACH and Kaitlin Aragon, and Hear Me Now with Wooli and MAXINE. ORIGIN // was first revealed during Kaskade’s 2026 return to Coachella, where he debuted nine unreleased tracks and introduced the live concept tied to the album. The project also connects to his limited ORIGIN // Tour, which brings the production to select shows in New York, Santa Monica, Miami, and Austin. With ORIGIN //, Kaskade brings a full album release into New EDM Friday Sep 25, closing out a major chapter of collaborations, live production, and new directions in his sound.

EAZYBAKED & Distinct Motive – What’s the motive?

EAZYBAKED and Distinct Motive release What’s the motive? through Deadbeats, turning their 2026 run of shared stages into an official collaboration. The track follows their B2B at the 2025 Deadbeats Miami Music Week showcase and a multi-date co-headline run that has included sold-out shows in Phoenix, Austin, and Boise. For EAZYBAKED, the release continues an active year after EDC Las Vegas, Bonnaroo, Shambhala, Bass Canyon, and recent music with Daily Bread and sumthin sumthin. Distinct Motive brings his deep dubstep sound into the collaboration, keeping the track close to the darker bass direction he has built across his releases and live sets. With What’s the motive?, EAZYBAKED and Distinct Motive bring a bass music entry into New EDM Friday Sep 25 through a partnership that has already been tested in front of live audiences.

Max White – Priorities

Max White releases Priorities, a deep and sensual house track centered on seductive vocals, warm basslines, and hypnotic late-night production. The track turns a story of sex, money, and drugs into something more intimate, with the vocal shifting from indulgence toward a need for real connection. Its darker club feel is carried by a driving groove and atmospheric details, giving the track both physical pull and emotional weight. While Priorities is made for late-night dancefloors, it still holds onto a storyline that moves beyond temptation. With Priorities, Max White brings a deep house release into New EDM Friday Sep 25 with a more personal edge.

Tape B – When I Saw You Again

Tape B releases When I Saw You Again, the final single from his upcoming debut album Ghost in the Static. The track shows a slower and more emotional side of his sound, with spacious production shaped through months of revisions after starting as a short drop idea in December 2025. It follows recent album singles including Signature Sound with Zaytoven, I’ll Never Know with Effin, and Underneath Your Skin with Dani King. The release also continues a major year for Tape B, following his Summer Program amphitheater co-headline tour with Levity and recent collaborations with Subtronics, Zeds Dead, GRiZ, Juicy J, and more. With When I Saw You Again, Tape B brings a reflective bass release into New EDM Friday Sep 25 ahead of Ghost in the Static on October 2.

COSTA – Dimension

COSTA makes his Deadbeats debut with Dimension, a new original release on Zeds Dead’s label. The track brings together laser-cut arpeggiators, soaring synth lines, wonky bass, and heavy low-end drops, pushing his sound further into gritty dubstep territory. It follows years of momentum built through flips and remixes of tracks by Timbaland, Tove Lo, and Selena Gomez, along with support from Excision, Subtronics, Crankdat, Levity, ALLEYCVT, and Zeds Dead. The release also comes after recent performances at Red Rocks, Bonnaroo, Electric Forest, Forbidden Kingdom, and Splash House. With Dimension, COSTA brings a bass-heavy Deadbeats release into New EDM Friday Sep 25 as he continues moving deeper into original music.

AFROJACK & Bradeazy – To The Front

AFROJACK and Bradeazy collaborate on To The Front, a new Boom Records LLC release with an extended mix listed at 130 BPM. The track brings AFROJACK back into a club-focused space after recent 2026 releases including Monopoly Man, The Last Time with SICK INDIVIDUALS, and the Julian Jordan remix of Turn Up The Speakers with Martin Garrix. For Bradeazy, the release follows a fast run through tech house, bass house, and dance-pop records, including recent tracks such as Louboutin with Öwnboss and The Baddest with HUMAN404 and Lovlee. The collaboration connects AFROJACK’s big-room history with Bradeazy’s newer high-energy production style. With To The Front, AFROJACK and Bradeazy bring a 130 BPM club release into New EDM Friday Sep 25.

Honorable Mentions:

Andrew Rayel pres. EXTASIA – Dreaming (Giuseppe Ottaviani Remix)
Audien, Luke Alexander – 7 Miles High
Bonn, Mathame – Follow (SLVR Remix)
Borgeous – Cut Me Open
Borgore, Benda – Fables
Bou – Wrong Crowd (EP)
Bunt. – Nothing Lasts Forever
CURBI – Caliente
Dubdogz, ETTA – The Fade Out Line
Katy B, Jax Jones – Last Day of Summer (Serum Remix)
Kayzo, Lex Digital – ‘God’s Child’
longstoryshort – TILL THE BREAK OF DAWN
Lucas & Steve – This Ain’t Just Music
Mark Knight, DJ PP, James Hurr – Miami Vibe
Massano – Numb
MatricK – Loneliness
Mauro Picotto, DJ Ghost, Danny Corten – Monster
Nicky Romero – Freak (Monocule Edit)
Nora En Pure, Orem – Burning Up
ookay – love u!
Otto Knows, Kim Cesarion – My Lover
Ruben de Ronde, YORK, Angel City – Slipping Away
Sam Feldt, Asdís – Need That Love

Stream all the new music on Spotify and Audiomack to hear the full New EDM Friday playlist.

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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.