#NewMusicFriday: Our Picks for the Week

Happy New Music Friday! Check out this week’s new drops from Pink Pablo, MT Jones, Two Cuzzos, and more on NMF Dance and New Music Friday!

NMF Dance: Our Picks For The Week

New releases from LUCØ, andhim, Malou, and more!

1. Pan-Pot – “Phantaxxxy”

Berlin techno powerhouses Pan-Pot close out 2025 with “Phantaxxxy,” a hypnotic dancefloor weapon. The track unfolds with slithering synths, relentless grooves, and an unmistakable Pan-Pot style beat drop. After a year of expanding HUMAN across global stages from New York to Zurich, the duo deliver one final provocative statement before their special ‘Back to the Warehouse’ all-night-long event in February. Bold, bass-driven, and unapologetically boundary-pushing, “Phantaxxxy” is Pan-Pot at their most visceral.

2. Pink Pablo – “OH OH”

Puerto Rican innovator Pink Pablo returns with “OH OH,” a sensual trap-meets-alternative anthem. Written and produced by Pink Pablo, the track weaves references from Mozart to the Rolling Stones while staying rooted in Boricua essence, complete with Puerto Rican colloquialisms and island imagery from Rincón’s waves to the apagón. Accompanied by a stunning visual directed by Qruz, “OH OH” solidifies Pink Pablo as one of alternative urbano’s most provocative voices.

3. andhim, AMÉMÉ, Malou – “Feel The Love”

German duo andhim, Tunisian-French producer AMÉMÉ, and vocalist Malou’s “Feel The Love” gets a dynamic remix treatment courtesy of Sistek, Avi Snow, and HotLap. On top of the original, the three-pack remix reimagines the original’s emotive core through diverse sonic lenses, from Afro house rhythms to melodic techno textures and deep house grooves. Each remixer brings their own signature touch to Malou’s captivating vocals, transforming the track into a versatile dancefloor weapon that moves seamlessly between peak-time energy and introspective moments. 

4. LUCØ – “Falling Back”

UK producer LUCØ delivers “Falling Back,” a bass-heavy journey through the heart of UK garage and bassline culture. With an infectious groove that nods to the genre’s golden era, the track captures the energy where nostalgia meets forward-thinking, futuristic production. LUCØ crafts a sound that’s equal parts dancefloor weapon and headphone hypnosis, and “Falling Back” proves UK garage’s pulse is stronger than ever.

5. Two Cuzzos – “Sashi”

Two Cuzzos bring the heat with “Sashi,” an Afro house gem. The track captures the genre’s spiritual and hypnotic essence while keeping feet firmly planted on the dancefloor. “Sashi” captures the infectious groove of the Afro-House genre, proving Two Cuzzos’ global takeover shows no signs of slowing down.

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#NewMusicFriday: Our Picks for the Week

New drops from Girlfriend, Tom Morello, Babyfxce E, and more!

1. Girlfriend – “Deep”

Rising R&B artist Girlfriend steps into her most intimate era yet with “Deep.” Built on warm production, atmospheric drums, and her unmistakable vocal tone, the track is a slow-burning exploration of desire and emotional connection that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly modern. With millions of TikTok views and a growing fanbase drawn to her blend of vulnerability and edge, Girlfriend is solidifying her place as one of R&B’s most compelling new voices.

2. Tom Morello, Beartooth – “Everything Burns”

Legendary guitarist Tom Morello teams up with metalcore powerhouse Beartooth for “Everything Burns,” a ferocious new single produced by Tyler Smyth and featured in Final Fantasy XIV. Fusing Morello’s signature riffs with Caleb Shomo’s soaring, aggressive vocals, the collaboration debuts in-game during one of Final Fantasy XIV‘s most pivotal moments, offering players a riff-heavy anthem that rises from the streets with unrelenting energy. 

3. Babyfxce E – “Blackout”

Flint, Michigan rapper Babyfxce E closes out 2025 with “Blackout,” a hard-hitting new single that showcases his syrupy flow over trunk-rattling production. The track arrives alongside the announcement of his debut album Da Realest, dropping February 6, 2026. Following a breakout year, Babyfxce E enters 2026 with piercing clarity and unwavering dedication to representing his hometown. With “Blackout,” the rising star proves he’s ready to carry Flint’s torch into a new era.

4. Theo Bleak – “Finest Work”

Scottish indie artist Theo Bleak unveils Bargaining, a raw fourteen-song mixtape that chronicles a transformative year spent navigating the messiest stage of grief. Lead single “Finest Work” exemplifies the mixtape’s emotional vulnerability, recorded at one of Bleak’s rawest moments with studio chair creaks audibly present. Following the success of the Bad Luck Is Two Yellow Flowers EP and international radio support, Theo Bleak offers a document that embodies grief’s shiftiness with Bargaining.

5. MT Jones – “Why I Cry – Live at the Liverpool Philharmonic Music Room”

Rising British soul singer MT Jones releases “Why I Cry – Live at the Liverpool Philharmonic Music Room,” a stunning performance recorded in his hometown that showcases the raw vulnerability and power behind his breakout single. Blending the warmth of 60’s and 70’s greats with modern R&B and jazz textures, Jones channels comparisons to Donny Hathaway and Leon Bridges while remaining distinctly his own. The live rendition arrives ahead of his highly anticipated debut album Joy, dropping March 20, 2026.

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