New Music Friday featuring Marshmello, The Chainsmokers remixes and more
The most important day of every week: New Music Friday. As each week brings a succession of new music from some of electronic music’s biggest artists, here’s a selection of tracks that shouldn’t be missed.
Marshmello got back to his EDM roots in a brand new single with serene vocals from Leah Culver.
Indie duo Salt Cathedral test poppier waters with their tropical-infused single “No Love.”
Luca Schreiner offered a welcome twist on hip-hop auteur TYLERxCORDY’s viral track “Cheap Situation.”
Patrick Baker serves lush instrumentation and chill vibes on his latest EP, Dusk, courtesy of Armada
KSHMR gets funky on this bass-heavy disco noir number via his side project, The MVI.
Vicetone take it way back on their newest release, a high energy EDM track with Cozi Zuehlsdorff.
It’s hard to pick out the best re-spin from The Chainsmoker‘s newest remix package for their pop-punk crossover single “You Owe Me.”
Borgeous taps into classic electro melodies on his infectious new release — his first as a Casablanca Records signee.
Bingo Players and Goshfather team up for a high energy collab on new single “Everybody.”
Dannic‘s latest via Spinnin’ will have dance floors heating through festival season with its minimal structure and infectious drop.
Graves gets moody on a textured, future-bass inspired new release, a collab with bitbird cohort Duskus.
Klingande‘s collaboration with vocalist Krishane channels late tropical EDM vibes with a pitched up vocal and blissed out tribal-influenced instrumentation.
Hot Chip put their virtuosic twist on Troye Sivan‘s “My My My!” with this nuanced and funky house flip.
Sahar Z & Vic F provide a lush, ethereal progressive contribution to Anjunadeep’s fifth Explorations edition.
Swedish veteran Zoo Brazil makes his LNOE debut, closing out his EP with an entrancing, yet gritty “Socialism.”
Rebelski channels nostalgia and gentle meditation with this sentimental piece from his new ADID EP.
TWO LANES target the brain’s feel-good center with a euphoric future bass cut packed with jubilant guitar riffs and a satisfying drop.
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