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New EDM Friday: Tiesto, Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, Steve Aoki & More
Tiësto – Prismatic Vol. 1 (EP)
Tiësto unveils Prismatic Vol. 1, an EP that dives into his club-focused sound, blending tech house grooves, progressive melodies, and high-energy drops. With each track designed to ignite dance floors, this release showcases Tiësto’s continued evolution and mastery of diverse styles.
Armin van Buuren & John Christian – All Night
Armin van Buuren teams up with John Christian for ‘All Night,’ a driving, festival-ready anthem packed with uplifting melodies and pulsating energy. Fusing trance-inspired synths with progressive house elements, this track is primed for late-night raves and mainstage moments.
Gryffin & Kaskade ft. Nu-La – In My Head
Gryffin and Kaskade join forces for the very first time on ‘In My Head,’ a progressive house masterpiece featuring Nu-La’s emotive vocals. The track blends warm synths, uplifting melodies, and a euphoric drop, making it a perfect addition to both festival sets and feel-good playlists.
tesh – FINGERTIPS
tesh gears up for the release of his debut EP ‘CYCLES + REPETITIONS’ via San Holo’s bitbird imprint with the lead single titled, ‘FINGERTIPS’. This one perfectly showcases that signature sound that we described previously. For this single, he merges house and indie rock influences to craft a vivid reflection on memory, longing, and physical connection. With a pulsing rhythm and bittersweet lyrics—”feel you on my fingertips, love it when the feeling hits”—the track encapsulates the fleeting nature of intimacy, balancing sensuality with introspection.
Dr. Romance – Chemistry
New Orleans’ most sought-after DJ duo, Dr. Romance, drops their highly anticipated debut single, ‘Chemistry’. The track opens with an alluring piano progression, soon layered with a four-on-the-floor bassline that sets the groove. As soulful vocals glide effortlessly over the beat, the listener is pulled into a melodic trance, reminiscent of the emotional deep house anthems of the late ‘90s and early 2000s. A snare roll buildup paves the way for a euphoric, piano-driven chorus, while distortion effects and crisp percussion add a modern electronic flair to this infectious tune.
Honorable mentions:
Bob Sinclar x Michael Ekow – Take It Easy on Me
Brooks x Repiet – I Don’t Wanna Know
D-Block & S-te-Fan – No Angel
D.O.D – Wrap Yourself Around Me (feat. NORTH)
Da Tweekaz – Mingle Game Song (Round and Round)
Gabry Ponte – Exotica
KREAM – Arrival
Laidback Luke & Henry Fong – Mami
Loud Luxury – Crash
Mark Knight, Oliver Lang – Got A Man
Marten Hørger – No Ecstasy Love
Max Styler – Don’t Stop (EP)
Rave Republic x Plastik Funk x Bellini – Magalenha
Sandro Silva – Tomorrow Morning
SICK INDIVIDUALS – BEATSBYSICK Vol. 01
Tujamo x FAULHABER – Time of Our Lives
Vluarr x ONEDUO – Senses (Now We Go)
Will K – MONACO
Yves V, Chester Young & EXA – Insanity
After opening his label’s doors to fresh releases from UK producers James Hurr and Loz Seka, FLAMENCA Records boss STBAN returns to the imprint with his brand new single ‘Habibi’, out April 10th worldwide.
A scorching slice of percussive Afro-Latin House, ‘Habibi’ sees STBAN collaborate with two stars of the Spanish music scene – DJ and percussionist Javi Torres, and singer and DJ Alba Dreid. The result is a dance floor weapon that combines the heat and flavour of Arabesque vocals and instrumentation with thundering basslines and relentless rhythms.
Javi Torres is known across southern Europe and Latin America for his explosive Afrohouse and Latin Tech sets, performances enhanced by live percussion inside the mix. The Seville-based artist counts support from some of electronica’s biggest names, including Martin Garrix, Alok, Jamie Jones, Hugel, Aaron Sevilla, Roger Sanchez, Mëstiza, MichaelBM, Tom & Collins, Novak, Nicky Romero, Paco Osuna, Salvarote Ganacci and Sammy Porter. Known throughout Spain after winning the RTVE programme ‘La Bien Cantá’, Alba Dreid’s focus is set firmly on bringing Spanish folklore to a global audience, making her a perfect fit for STBAN’s ongoing mission to fuse traditional flamenco with electronic music through FLAMENCA Records’ growing discography.
Javi Torres, Alba Dreid, STBAN ‘Habibi’ is released April 10th on FLAMENCA Records via Toolroom Records.
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New EDM Friday April 10 is here with new music from David Guetta, Anyma, Armin van Buuren and more
April keeps moving and this week brings another round of new releases across the scene. From David Guetta, Afrojack, and Sia coming together to Anyma teaming up with Lisa, these are the tracks you should not miss on this week’s New EDM Friday.
Afrojack, David Guetta & Sia – Awake Tonight
In a long-awaited reunion, Afrojack, David Guetta, and Sia reconnect on ‘Awake Tonight’, marking their first release together since ‘Titanium’ in 2011. The record had been in development for years before finally taking shape, first introduced during Afrojack’s Ultra Miami set, with Sia’s vocal once again central while the production reflects a more current direction, making it one of the most anticipated releases on New EDM Friday April 10.
Anyma x Lisa – Bad Angel
With his Coachella performances set for the same week, Anyma teams up with Lisa on ‘Bad Angel’, releasing the track just days before introducing his ÆDEN show on that stage. The record is positioned as part of that rollout, with Lisa moving into a different direction outside her recent solo work, placing her vocal within Anyma’s melodic techno approach, making it one of the more notable releases on New EDM Friday April 10.
Armin van Buuren, Olive Anguz – Vem Comigo
After first appearing in his sets during ADE, Armin van Buuren has collaborated with Olive Anguz on ‘Vem Comigo’, a track he has continued to play across festival stages before its official release. The record reflects his recent move into techno-oriented releases, with the collaboration bringing in a different influence on New EDM Friday April 10 while already proven in large-scale settings.
Virtual Riot – Burning Out (Album)
After previewing several tracks across recent months, Virtual Riot releases his third studio album ‘Burning Out’, bringing the full project together following that rollout. The album moves between heavier bass records and more melodic tracks, reflecting a shift in his recent output, with the project landing as part of New EDM Friday April 10.
GoldFish – Little Wonder
Global electronic duo GoldFish return with ‘Little Wonder’, an uplifting new single featuring legendary South African vocalist Zolani Mahola, via their own label 33 Degrees. The track marks the genesis of a new chapter for the duo, signaling a broader creative evolution: One rooted not only in sound, but in lifestyle, storytelling, and cultural perspective.
HI-LO, Brennan Heart, Project Zeitgeist – Adagio For Strings
Taking on one of the most recognisable melodies in electronic music, HI-LO, Brennan Heart, and Project Zeitgeist revisit ‘Adagio For Strings’, bringing it into a heavier direction through their combined styles. The track has already been played in DJ sets ahead of its release, with the rework on New EDM Friday April 10 drawing from its trance legacy while pushing into a more driving version.
Sara Landry, Godtripper – Hekataia (EP)
Following their earlier release ‘Chaos Magicka’, Sara Landry and Godtripper return with ‘Hekataia’, a new EP out on her Hekate Records imprint. The project stays in line with the high-BPM, industrial techno direction she has been playing in recent sets, while also expanding the catalogue of her own label, making it a strong addition to New EDM Friday April 10.
The Chainsmokers ft. Oaks – Echo
After teasing the track across recent months, The Chainsmokers return with ‘Echo’, featuring Oaks, continuing their current run of releases following ‘Hope’. The single introduces another newer vocalist into their catalogue, making it part of New EDM Friday April 10 following multiple previews leading up to its release.
Honorable Mentions:
Arcando – Wide Awake (feat. Sam Harper)
Audien, Sam Harper – Sacrifice
Ben Nicky, ARTY – Oxygen (Olly James Remix)
Benny Benassi & Felix da Housecat – Chicago Baby
CASSIMM – Anything And Everything
Coone – Trippin On That Oldschool
Danny Avila, Sarah De Warren – Kiss Girls
DJ Kuba & Neitan, RAVEKINGS & JSPH – Automatic
DVBBS, CHRSTPHR – One Night
Fragma, Rave Republic – Toca’s Miracle
Italobros – Inside (EP)
Joey Dale – Hollow
Jurgen Vries – The Theme (Amy Wiles Remix)
KURA – CHASING THE HIGH
longstoryshort – KILL EM WITH THE
Mark Knight, Rome Fortune, Pietro – Shut It Down
Matrick – Naughty Pleasure
Matt Pridgyn & Amél ft. Jordan Grace – Do It All Again
Mauro Picotto, Nifra – Like This Like That
Mike Candys – Headlights
MORTEN, WUKONG & Chuanzi – Whenever You’re Alone
Naeleck – Jikininki’s Hunger
NOME. ft. Alessia Labate – Other Side
Novah – Rave Never Ends
Paul Oakenfold, Sneijder – Bullet In The Gun
Rezz – A Shift in Perspective (EP)
Route 94 – 4Get The Girl
Sonny Fodera, Chrystal – My Loving (4am Club Mix)
Sub Zero Project – Are U Me
Vluarr – ANF
Westend, Lizzy Land – Surrender
Stream all the new music on Spotify and Audiomack to hear the full New EDM Friday April 10 playlist.
New EDM Friday April 3 is here with new music from John Summit, Anyma, Hardwell and more
The first Friday of April is officially here, and artists across the scene are continuing to push collaborations into new territory. From John Summit linking with Feid to Anyma working with Joji, these are the releases you cannot miss on this week’s New EDM Friday.
John Summit & Feid – CHICA 305
In one of the more unexpected pairings this week, John Summit teams up with Feid on ‘CHICA 305’, bringing a Latin influence into his club-driven sound after the two worked on the record in Miami. The track leans into that setting, with Feid’s vocal carrying the late-night feel while Summit keeps the groove locked in, also marking one of the standout releases on New EDM Friday April 3 ahead of his upcoming album Ctrl Escape later this month.
Anyma & Joji – Beautiful
Anyma steps into his next phase with ‘Beautiful’ alongside Joji, introducing the first release tied to The Dawn of ÆDEN. Joji’s vocal adds a different tone to the record, but the production stays consistent with what Anyma has been building through his recent Afterlife run.
Hardwell & Braev – Believe
Hardwell brings ‘Believe’ out after first introducing it as his Ultra Miami 2026 intro, continuing the direction he has been pushing since his return. The track follows that same structure heard in his recent sets, with Braev’s vocal leading into a drop designed for large festival stages.
Eli Brown & Pan-Pot – Coming In Heavy
Eli Brown and Pan-Pot link up on ‘Coming In Heavy’, which lands as the 100th release on Arcane. The record keeps things direct, focusing on groove and tension, and reflects the kind of techno both artists have been known for across club circuits.
Kill the Noise & Bro Safari (Kill Safari) – Kill Safari EP
Kill the Noise and Bro Safari bring back Kill Safari with a new EP, continuing the return of a project that has always leaned heavier than their solo work. The release builds on that identity, following earlier hints of the alias coming back into rotation.
INFEKT – ORGANIC DUBSTEP EP
INFEKT expands on his current direction with the ‘ORGANIC DUBSTEP EP’, an eight-track release on Port Zero that focuses on stripped-back dubstep. The project builds on the sound introduced on the title track across a full project, adding a heavier edge to New EDM Friday April 3.
Of The Trees x LYNY – Hollow
Less than two months after the release of the critically acclaimed concept album ‘Moonglade Park’, Of The Trees returns with a major collaboration with rising artist/DJ, LYNY, ‘Hollow’ via Memory Palace and signals a bold sonic shift to the introspective mood of Moonglade Park. ‘Hollow’ continues the narrative and sound universe introduced in Moonglade Park. While the previous LP emphasized immersive, chill soundscapes, the new single leans into more energetic, dancefloor-ready roots – demonstrating the breadth of his sonic vision.
FISHER & Tones and I – Favour
FISHER teams up with Tones and I on ‘Favour’, pairing his house production with one of Australia’s most recognisable voices. The track keeps things accessible without moving too far away from his usual sound, arriving just ahead of his OUT 2 LUNCH Festival next month.
Honorable Mentions:
ACRAZE – Whatcha DO To Me
Adriatique, Emmit Fenn – Closer
Antoine Delvig, Taylr Renee – Back & Forth
Armand Van Helden, Raphi, George Reid – This Ain’t Love
BUNT., Malou – I Need U
Chris Stussy – Lost, Found & Forgotten… (Album)
Conrad Taylor, Flash Gea – i like girls (i like boys)
deadmau5 – Rydly
Dyro – We Come As One
EDX, Julia Temos – Atmosphere
Frank Walker, Salem Ilese – All Cried Out
Gorgon City, Taet – Second Nature
HALIENE, ilan Bluestone – Eclipsed By You
Hannah Laing – hijack the system
Jennifer Lopez & David Guetta – Save Me Tonight (Arno Cost & Norman Doray Remix)
Julian Calor – Spirits (Album)
KAAZE – Invincible
Kiko, Olivier Giacomotto – Making G’s
Maddix – Favela
MANSA – Car Crash
NGHTMRE, Kompany – Screen Time
Pan-Pot, Eli Brown – Coming In Heavy
R3SPAWN – Airplanes
Radical Redemption – Renegade Master
Robbie Mendez – Believer
Shermanology – Girl On The Beat (+Kyle Watson Energy Dub)
SIDEPIECE – Function
Skream – Big Space
Solardo – Feel My Desire
Steve Aoki & Sebastian Maniscalco – Does Your Father Know You Dance Like That?
Symphony of Unity – Orchestral Selection I (album)
Wankelmut, Emma Wells – Give It To Me
Stream all the new music on Spotify and Audiomack to hear the full New EDM Friday April 3 playlist.
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