ROXIE Releases New Electro House Single ‘Turn It Up,’ a self released track that brings classic EDM influence into her current run as a producer and live DJ

French Producer and DJ ROXIE steps out with ‘Turn It Up.’ ROXIE continues her run in Electro House with ‘Turn It Up’, a self released single that connects her classic EDM influence with the more direct side of her production. The track uses a catchy vocal hook, big synth leads, and a driving arrangement, while still keeping the focus on ROXIE as an artist handling more than one part of the release herself. According to the press release, she worked across production, mastering, and lyrical composition, which gives ‘Turn It Up’ more weight as part of her own catalogue, not just another single under her name. The release also comes during a wider period of growth for ROXIE, who has played Tomorrowland Winter and Les Plages Électroniques, shared lineups with names including Martin Garrix and Fisher, and has Stereoparc Festival listed among her upcoming festival dates. With ‘Turn It Up’, ROXIE adds another Electro House release to her catalogue while giving listeners a clearer look at her work as both a producer and live DJ.

ROXIE Takes Full Creative Control On ‘Turn It Up’

For ‘Turn It Up’, ROXIE is not only releasing a new Electro House single under her own name, but showing how closely the record is tied to her own process. She handled production, mastering, and lyrical composition herself, giving the self released single a stronger independent identity from the start. That matters because the final version comes directly from how ROXIE hears the track, writes the vocal idea, finishes the mix, and wants the release to be heard. In Electro House, details such as vocal placement, synth work, arrangement, and mix balance can change the entire record, so her involvement across each stage gives ‘Turn It Up’ more context within her catalogue. It also positions the single as more than another upload under her name, showing ROXIE taking charge of the creative and technical work behind the release.

That control carries into the track itself, with ‘Turn It Up’ using a catchy vocal hook, strong synth leads, and classic EDM influence to give the record a clear identity. The production keeps attention on the vocal and lead work instead of crowding the track with too many extra ideas, which helps the single stay direct and easy to follow. That also connects to where ROXIE is right now as both a producer and DJ, with past appearances at Tomorrowland Winter and Les Plages Électroniques, lineups alongside Martin Garrix and Fisher, and Stereoparc Festival listed among her upcoming dates. In that context, ‘Turn It Up’ gives ROXIE another Electro House release that links her studio work with the audiences she is continuing to reach through festival stages and DJ sets.

ROXIE Brings Classic EDM Influence Into ‘Turn It Up’

After the independent process behind the release, ‘Turn It Up’ moves the attention back to the record itself and the Electro House direction ROXIE is working through. The single takes influence from the golden era of EDM, but it does not try to recreate that period too literally. Instead, ROXIE uses familiar elements from that sound, including a clear vocal hook, large synth lines, and heavier drum work, then keeps the arrangement open enough for each part to have its place. The vocal gives ‘Turn It Up’ its first point of connection, while the synth work brings in the bigger dance music feel referenced in the release. There is also a directness to the track that helps it move through its main sections without getting crowded by too many extra ideas. For listeners discovering ROXIE through this release, ‘Turn It Up’ gives a clear entry into the part of her catalogue that stays close to Electro House while still carrying the influence of earlier EDM records.

The stronger parts of ‘Turn It Up’ come from how clearly ROXIE places each element around the main idea of the track. The vocal hook is not treated like a small detail in the background, because it gives the record something listeners can return to as the production grows around it. From there, the synth lines take more space and bring the golden era reference into the track without making it feel like a copy of older festival records. The drums add more weight to the production, but the arrangement still leaves enough room for the vocal and lead work to remain clear. That balance helps ‘Turn It Up’ feel controlled, especially because the record knows which parts need to carry the most attention. Instead of relying only on size, ROXIE keeps the track centered on repetition, impact, and a structure that makes the Electro House influence easy to hear from the first listen. It gives the single a more complete shape as well, because the hook, synth work, and heavier sections are not fighting for space. Each part comes back with a purpose, which keeps ‘Turn It Up’ direct while still giving listeners enough detail to stay with the record beyond the first hook.

With ‘Turn It Up’ now out, ROXIE closes this release with a clear continuation of the Electro House direction running through her recent work. The single brings together the classic EDM references, vocal hook, and larger synth sections already heard across the record, while still keeping the focus on ROXIE as an artist taking control of her own releases. As her catalogue continues to grow, ‘Turn It Up’ gives listeners another point of entry into her music and adds to the run she is developing across both studio releases and DJ sets. Listen to ‘Turn It Up’ now and follow ROXIE for more updates on her upcoming shows and new music.

ROXIE Online

Soundcloud | Instagram | Spotify