Here’s the latest round of dance-worthy, electro-fuelled tracks for you lovely lot to check out! As always, we keep out doors open for all kinds of electronic music and that shows in the eclectic mix below.
Our Dance Collective is starting off on a new high thanks to Don Diablo and Nelly Furtado’s unmatched collaboration ‘Doing Nothin”, a vibrant summer anthem brimming with carefree energy. Released via Casablanca Records, the track pulses with a classic four-on-the-floor beat, playful percussion, and a bright piano melody that cleverly nods to ’90s house while sounding fresh. Nelly Furtado’s effortlessly sassy and tongue-in-cheek vocal performance elevates the song, making it an irresistible, feel-good gem. This collaboration between two trailblazing artists is perfectly poised to ignite dance floors and playlists worldwide, capturing the essence of summer escapism.
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NUUD version of ‘Starlight’ is a dazzling reinvention that fuses emotional depth with club-ready energy. Hanna Andréa’s cinematic vocals shine against NUUD’s sleek electronic production, transforming the original ballad into a euphoric pop-meets-EDM anthem. Pulsing synths, dramatic drops, and a soaring topline deliver a high-octane yet heartfelt experience, equally suited for late-night drives or festival dance floors. This cross-border collaboration captures the magic of contrast, melancholy wrapped in rhythm, and highlights the unique strengths of both rising artists. ‘Starlight’ is a breakout moment that proves emotional pop and dance music can coexist in spectacular, shimmering harmony.
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‘Too Late’ is a powerful 127 BPM peaktime track that, ironically, proves that producer Paradoks’ is ahead of his time. This melodic techno anthem, featuring compelling vocals from Ellivia, boasts an unapologetic edge and a driving bassline. Originally deemed too early in his career by labels, Paradoks’ persistence paid off, with Siona Records now releasing this statement track. ‘Too Late’ transcends a typical club banger, resonating as a defiant message about trusting instinct and moving forward without external validation, a sentiment applicable to music, relationships, and life itself.
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Opening with delicate piano and intimate female vocals, R3HAB’s ‘All My Life’ gracefully builds into an uplifting soundscape adorned with shimmering synths. It’s a euphoric deep house anthem poised to soundtrack Summer 2025. Written during a songwriting camp in Thailand, the song encapsulates a powerful sense of freedom and surrender, embodied by the evocative lyric “parachute when I free fall.” It’s a personal revelation from R3HAB that doubles as a universal invitation to embrace the unknown, live fully, and chase your deepest callings.
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Grandbrothers usher in a thrilling new era with ‘We Collide’, the lead single from their upcoming album, Elsewhere. Moving beyond their signature piano-only sound, this track is a dynamic blend of thumping beats and vintage synth textures. It pulses with sleek transitions and a building inner tension, reflecting their newfound creative freedom. The accompanying video by Rupert Höller perfectly captures its kinetic energy. ‘We Collide’ is a bold, propulsive statement, hinting at an exciting, dance-oriented evolution for the duo.
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Infusing the original with haunting melodies and brooding texture, TMPST transforms ARIV3’s ‘No Time’ into a cinematic journey. It’s a masterclass in atmospheric depth and emotional resonance. Drawing from influences like Tinlicker and Ben Böhmer, the remix is rich with layered sound design and subtle progressions that captivate the listener. It’s a standout release that balances introspection and dancefloor energy, reflecting TMPST’s artistry and rising influence in the melodic house scene. With each release, TMPST solidifies his status as a tastemaker, and this remix is no exception, both moving and meticulously crafted.
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Driven by deep, resonant drums and ethereal textures, ‘Uyamazi’ unfolds like a sonic ritual, both mesmerizing and meditative. Mednar delivers a spellbinding deep house cut that fuses ancestral rhythm with modern soul. Sung in Afrikaans, the vocals add an intimate, rooted layer, grounding the cosmic grooves in cultural depth. ‘Uyamazi’ moves with purpose, pulling listeners into a trance-like state where time dissolves and only rhythm remains. Channeling his unique energy., the result is music that feels both ancient and futuristic, both danceable and devotional.
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From East Mane’s debut album Telescope, eighth track ‘In Time’ is a raw yet polished fusion of downtempo future house and instrumental hip-hop. The Chicago duo, childhood friends turned sonic architects, craft a hypnotic journey that keeps listeners engaged from start to finish. Layered synths pulse with subtle urgency, while mellow grooves and textured rhythms create a deep, immersive soundscape. ‘In Time’ stands out with its emotional restraint and refined edge. It’s smooth, but never dull, and perfectly showcasing East Mane’s unique approach to house music that’s both nostalgic and forward-thinking.
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Hailing from Maastricht, Netherlands, Mylonrae gives us an electrifying punch with new track ‘Electricity’. True to their reputation, the track showcases their mastery of high-energy electronic dance music, seamlessly blending captivating rhythms with soaring synths. ‘Electricity’ immediately grabs you with its complex future house beats and driving basslines, creating an immersive soundscape. The melodic choruses provide a brilliant contrast, lifting the track into an unforgettable experience. Mylonrae’s sound is dynamic and adaptable sound with pure sonic exhilaration, guaranteed to ignite any dancefloor.
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