#NewMusicFriday: Our Picks for the Week

New Music Friday and NMF Dance brings this week’s new drops.

NMF Dance: Our Picks For The Week

1. TroyBoi – “Kabhi”

“Kabhi” sees TroyBoi weaving hard-hitting beats with the timeless voice of Indian singer Lata Mangeshkar, creating a striking fusion of modern bass and classic Bollywood elegance. Inspired by the iconic Bollywood movie “Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham” from TroyBoi’s childhood, the track transports listeners across eras, blending nostalgia with fresh, cinematic energy. As the lead single from his upcoming Rootz EP, it’s both a personal homage to his heritage and a celebration of India’s enduring cultural influence.

2. ARTBAT, CamelPhat & Elderbrook – “Cola”

Ukrainian duo ARTBAT breathe new life into CamelPhat & Elderbrook’s 2017 modern classic “Cola” with a high-octane remix primed for peak-time festival play. Retaining the hypnotic groove and Elderbrook’s haunting vocal, ARTBAT infuse the track with their signature big-room energy. The result is a powerful reimagining that honors the GRAMMY-nominated original.

3. MPH, Calvin Harris – “I’m Not Alone (MPH Remix)

MPH, the rising star of UK’s new wave Garage scene, puts a personal spin to Calvin Harris’ track, “I’m Not Alone.” PH transforms the iconic hit into a sleek, dancefloor-ready garage anthem. His remix retains the emotional core of the original while propelling it into a fresh, high-energy UKG dimension.

4. Subtronics – “Itchy Scratchy”

Philly-based dubstep DJ Subtronics drops “Itchy Scratchy,” a track that scratches all the itches just the right way. It’s a sonic rollercoaster that’s equal parts playful and punishing. “Itchy Scratchy” cements Subtronics’ reputation for turning dubstep into a wild, thrilling ride.

5. Disclosure, Anderson .Paak – “NO CAP”

“NO CAP” sees Disclosure teaming up with Anderson .Paak for a slick, groove-soaked cut that oozes charisma. Disclosure’s crisp house production lays down a bouncy, funk-infused beat, while Anderson’s effortlessly cool vocals ride the rhythm. The result is a dancefloor-ready, hypnotic jam.

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#NewMusicFriday: Our Picks for the Week

Check out this week’s new drops from Gunna, Gordi, Face Yourself, and more!

1. Gunna – “many nights”

“many nights” finds Gunna in reflective mode, pairing his melodic flow with atmospheric production. The track is a standout from his new album, The Last Wun, showcasing the evolution of an artist who’s just as comfortable flexing his success as he is revealing the grind and growth behind it.

2. BABYMETAL, Spiritbox – “My Queen”

“My Queen” unites BABYMETAL’s explosive J-metal theatrics with Spiritbox’s atmospheric heaviness. The collaboration pushes metal into bold, genre-defying territory. As the spotlight track from BABYMETAL’s new album, METAL FORTH, it’s a powerful statement of BABYMETAL’s boundary-breaking vision and their ability to bridge global metal communities.

3. joan – “lucid dreaming”

“Lucid Dreaming” by alt-pop duo joan weaves heartfelt lyricism into a bittersweet pop daydream. The track captures the surreal beauty and impermanence of a relationship. It’s both a tender reminder to savor the present and a glowing preview of their upcoming album, this won’t last forever, out September 25.

4. Gordi – “GD (Goddamn)”

“GD (Goddamn)” showcases Australian singer-songwriter Gordi’s gift for blending raw emotional weight with cinematic production. As a standout from her newest album, Like Plasticine, the track reflects her deeply human songwriting, shaped by both her artistry and her experiences working as a doctor through the pandemic.

5. Face Yourself – “Fractures”

“Fractures” by Face Yourself is a brutal yet emotionally charged deathcore anthem that showcases the band’s fierce intensity. The track layers crushing riffs and thunderous breakdowns with Yasmine Liverneaux’s powerful vocals. It’s a relentless push forward from their debut EP, Fury, blending sonic heaviness with poignant lyricism. 

Check out our full playlist, now available on Spotify: