Feel good this weekend with an array of brand-new EDM with New Music Friday Dance. From tenured DJs to up-and-coming DJs, these tracks showcase the range and complexity of dance music.
1. John Summit, Sub Focus, Julia Church: “Go Back”
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Effervescent and emotional, “Go Back” ignites the hearts of listeners. John Summit, Sub Focus, and Julia Church teamed up for this release, delivering a dreamy track just in time for the summer festival season. About 2 minutes in, the song rapidly quickens in pace, blooming into a satisfying drum and bass beat.
2. Bexxie: “Feels Good”
Bexxie serves up acid house with “Feels Good.” The song repeats, “Wanna feel good, so good,” acting as a perfect track for weekend morning affirmations. The beat is lively and bumps with power. Bexxie’s seasoned DJ career is obvious in the crisp and dynamic production.
3. Tavatli: “FE!N”
Tavatli remixed Travis Scott’s hype mega-hit “FE!N” into an intense and dark techno track; a perfect crossover for trap lovers and bunker-rave enthusiasts. The track has a choppy, fast beat, emphasizing the energy of the original track. Keep an ear out for this remix in upcoming DJ sets, because it’s a party-maker.
4. Myles O’Neal: “All I Need”
DJ Diesel’s descendant Myles O’Neal is back with “All I Need,” a deep house track featuring playful falsetto vocals. The track begins with heavy-hitting sounds reminiscent of Brazilian funk, then transitions into a minimalist house breakdown.
5. Eli Brown: “Trick Daddy”
Known from the underground scene, Eli Brown brings on the mystique with “Trick Daddy.” It is a techno track with a haunting vocal arpeggio sample, mimicked by stuttering synths. It evokes a powerful and unique feeling, like dancing in the middle of a sandstorm in outer space.