This week’s NMF is a must hear for techno fans, withSara Landry, HAAi, Eli Brown, Ammo Avenue, and Amelie Lens bringing fierce, emotional, and club-ready releases. Beyond the dancefloor, rising pop diva ADÉLA takes the spotlight with her highly anticipated PRIMA era, while Ashe, Macy Todd, and The Wldlfe deliver standout moments of tenderness and late-summer emotion. Across techno, pop, country, indie, and alt-rock, this week’s NMF picks let every sound shine.
#NMF Dance: Our Picks For The Week
NMF Dance brings new music from Sara Landry, HAAi, Eli Brown, and more!
1. Sara Landry – “Interesting” Above & Beyond, Zoë Johnston – “Quicksand (Don’t Go)”[Mark Sherry Remix]
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Sara Landry keeps the energy fierce with “Interesting”. This is a bass-heavy hard dance single from her upcoming sophomore album Divine Intervention. Blending hardstyle and hard techno into one pounding, rave-ready rush, the single pairs glitchy synths, spring-loaded bass, and Sara’s own textured spoken vocals with a playful attitude. Following the Edgy, cheeky, and made-to-shake music festivals, “Interesting” shows Sara in full control, keeping listeners locked into every unpredictable bass hit.
2. HAAi – ‘I Wanna Feel Like Someone’ (feat. James Massiah)
HAAi returns with “I Wanna Feel Like Someone” featuring James Massiah, a peak-time dancefloor single from her forthcoming album DIGITiSE, out October 9. “I Wanna Feel Like Someone” pushes bass, frequency, and Motorik rhythm into a textured, body-moving release based on memories of her own DJ sets. Indeed, Massiah’s vocals give the song space to breathe, grounding its heavier production in human connection. Simultaneously, the single arrives ahead of HAAi’s 10-hour DIGITiSE marathon set at Refuge in NYC on October 18.
3. Above & Beyond, Zoë Johnston – “Quicksand (Don’t Go)”[Mark Sherry Remix]
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Above & Beyond and Zoë Johnston’s “Quicksand (Don’t Go)” gets a powerful new life on the dancefloor with Sherry’s remix. Pulling the standout Bigger Than All Of Us track from deeper progressive emotion into driving tech trance territory, Sherry delivers one of the package’s hardest cuts. Inspired after hearing the original at Dream State SoCal, the remix turns a shiver-inducing favorite into an uplifting, high-impact bucket-list moment.
4. Eli Brown – “Damaged”
Eli Brown keeps his Panic Attack era evolving with “Damaged,” a modern techno track. With the raw rave impact of “It’s Like That,” previously highlighted in NMF. Damaged reveals a more wounded and euphoric side of the project. Built on bright piano stabs, proggy synth flutters, and a vulnerable vocal hook, it successfully pulls tension and release into a visceral main stage rush made for peak-time impact.
5. Ammo Avenue – “Azul”
Ammo Avenue makes his IN / ROTATION debut with “Azul,” an underground tech house tool built for midnight, movement. Driven by tight swinging drums, a buzz-saw bassline, fanning organ chords, and hypnotic Spanish vocal loops, the track blends high-energy groove with a shadowy romantic edge. Meanwhile, “Azul” shows Ammo Avenue’s underground strength, turning terrace-ready rhythm and after-hours pressure into a sleek club weapon.
Check out our full NMF DANCE playlist, now available on Spotify
#NewMusicFriday: Our Picks for the Week
New music from ADÉLA, Ashe, Amelie Lens, and more on New Music Friday.
1. ADÉLA – “Nicole Kidman”
ADÉLA enters her PRIMA era with “Nicole Kidman,” a psychedelic track wrapped in dreamlike escape. Led by fluttering spoken vocals and her airy, hypnotic delivery, the song feels like stepping into a bubble-lit hallucination, where every reflection shimmers in surreal color. From there, ADÉLA’s voice turns the track into a soft illusion, melting the edge between pop fantasy and reality. Undoubtedly, the release lands as her breakout run continues, with Nicole Kidman using “Ain’t In LA” for her TikTok debut.
2. Ashe – “Funeral”
Ashe shares “Funeral,” a deeply emotional new single from her upcoming LP The Girl Of Your Dreams. Following the breakout momentum of “Stop The Wedding!,” the single carries that same rise into a more intimate final chapter. While “Stop The Wedding!” warns a younger self to run from the wrong love, “Funeral” turns toward the kind of love Ashe never wants to leave. Tender, devastating, and beautifully written, “Funeral” perfectly captures devotion at its most vulnerable.
3. The Wldlfe – “Saturn”
The Wldlfe preview Revolver with “Saturn,” a bright single shaped by freedom, instinct, and experimentation. While the track keeps the band’s emotional songwriting and buoyant hooks, it also hints at the album’s mix of ’80s rock, Top 40 pop, alternative, and indie energy. Indeed, the release arrives ahead of Revolver on October 2 and the fall Long Way Home headline tour.
4. Amelie Lens – “AURA“
Amelie Lens unveils AURA, her debut album and most honest project yet. Established around her bond with the dancefloor, the album moves from raw 4 a.m. club cuts to powerful festival moments, tracing her journey through EXHALE, motherhood, and connection. Excitingly, AURA comes to life tomorrow at a one-off EXHALE Antwerp release party in front of KMSKA.
5. Macy Todd – “luckiest girl alive”
Macy Todd comes back with “luckiest girl alive,” a country-leaning single after Lana Del Rey recommended her standout track“someone to you”. Led by warm guitar chords and intimate storytelling, the single captures the bittersweet shift from late summer into early fall. The release also arrives as Macy kicks off her support tour with Willow Avalon.