This week’s NMF is all about powerhouse collaborations and fresh album releases. From SLANDER, Excision, and Blanke’s explosive dubstep crossover to GloRilla and Sexyy Red’s unstoppable chemistry, artists are joining forces across genres. At the same time, Blu DeTiger brings New York flair with N.Y. Baby, while Jack Harlow returns with Sweet Action II. Expect bold sounds, fresh creative partnerships, and plenty of new music to add to your playlist!
#NMF Dance: Our Picks For The Week
New music from BOY&GIRL, CID, SLANDER, Excision, and Blanke, and more on New Music Friday.
1. BOY&GIRL – “FIVEplay”
BOY&GIRL bring unstoppable party energy with “FIVEplay,” their explosive debut on Sara Landry’s Hekate Records. A harder, fiercer follow-up to 2025’s “FOURplay,” the track blends hardstyle, bounce, trance, and hard techno with sharp rap vocals, pounding kicks, and gritty basslines. Dark yet playful, “FIVEplay” is a full-throttle dancefloor weapon made for losing yourself in the music.
2. Louis The Child, Anna Sofia – “Forget Your Name”
Louis The Child teams up with Anna Sofia for the first time on “Forget Your Name,” a gritty, nostalgia-soaked return to their electro-house roots. Blending raw electronic textures with Sofia’s captivating vocals, the track feels both familiar and refreshingly new. For the ultimate listening experience, dust off your old wired headphones first. After the preparation, just let “Forget Your Name” bring back the raw energy of electronic music.
3. CID – “Don’t Call Me”(feat. EVALINA)
CID makes a striking return to Insomniac Records with “Don’t Call Me,” a seductive tech house collaboration featuring EVALINA. Built on sultry vocals, crisp claps, deep percussion, and weighty basslines, the track captures the tension of a secret late-night encounter. Within the irresistibly groovy, “Don’t Call Me” successfully establishes tension and sets the stage to heat the dancefloor after midnight.
4. SLANDER, Excision, Blanke – “Give You Love”
SLANDER, Excision, and Blanke join forces on “Give You Love,” an emotional melodic dubstep anthem via Heaven Sent. Blending tender vocals, ethereal synths, and soaring melodies with thunderous bass drops, the track captures the desperation of asking for one last chance after heartbreak. Moving between intimate vulnerability and explosive dubstep energy, “Give You Love” turns the pain of a breakup into a powerful, cathartic dancefloor release.
5. DOREY & Ben Prophet – “Bomb Buster”
DOREY and Ben Prophet are gearing up to bring their underground energy together on “Bomb Buster!” The single arrives November 10 via IN / ROTATION. With DOREY’s melodic approach to hard house and trance and Prophet’s gritty bassline and techno influences, the collaboration promises a thrilling clash of styles. Significantly, anticipation is building for this high-energy release ahead of DOREY’s debut Canadian tour.
Check out our full NMF DANCE playlist, now available on Spotify
#NewMusicFriday: Our Picks for the Week
New music from Blu DeTiger, GloRilla & Sexyy Red, EASYKID, and more on New Music Friday.
1. Blu DeTiger – “Rize” (feat. Jon Bastiste)
Blu DeTiger captures effortless New York cool with “Rize,” featuring Jon Batiste, a stylish standout from her sophomore album N.Y. Baby, out November 6. Batiste’s smooth vocals and laid-back flow evoke a Manhattan morning stroll with a hot latte in hand, turning the city streets into a personal runway. As “Makeup,” previously spotlighted in NMF HERE, which explores the hazy aftermath of a night out. “Rize” welcomes the morning with a fresh, confident groove. Meanwhile, Blu DeTiger celebrates the album’s release with a hometown show at Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg on tonight.
2. Jack Harlow – “SIGNORA”
Jack Harlow brings his signature charm and effortless flow to “SIGNORA,” a standout from his new seven-track EP Sweet Action II, out November 6. Opening with captivating, almost a cappella-style vocals, the track sets an intimate tone before Harlow’s smooth, rhythmic delivery takes over. Blending playful confidence with a more mature perspective on romance, “SIGNORA” captures the evolution of his sound six years after the original Sweet Action.
3. GloRilla, Sexyy Red – “Jiggly Bow Bow”
GloRilla and Sexyy Red prove their chemistry never misses on “Jiggly Bow Bow,” their fifth collaboration to date. Drawing from the mid-2000s crunk and early-trap eras, the track blends infectious rhythms, bold rap flows, and the duo’s signature unfiltered humor. Fierce, playful, and packed with attitude, “Jiggly Bow Bow” keeps their winning streak alive while building anticipation for GloRilla’s upcoming sophomore album.
4. Koven – “sHow me heAVEn”
Koven takes drum & bass to cinematic new heights with a soaring single“sHow me heAVEn”. Katie Boyle’s powerful, emotive vocals, with sweeping live strings arranged by Simon Dobson, the track strikes a stunning balance between orchestral elegance and dancefloor intensity. Undoubtedly, Grand yet intimate, “sHow me heAVEn” transforms the rush of electronic music into a deeply moving, cinematic experience.
5. EASYKID – “Herida de Gravedad”
EASYKID collaborates with Saramalacara on “Herida de Gravedad,” a genre-bending standout from Soy Un Fatalista. Based on distorted trap beats, industrial electronics, and gritty electric guitars, the track turns the pain of unrequited love into a raw, explosive release. Powerful and emotionally charged, “Herida de Gravedad” captures EASYKID’s experimental edge as he brings his latest album to life on the Soy Un Fatalista Tour.
Leave a comment