Happy New Music Friday! Check out this week’s new drops from Louis Tomlinson, Tourist, Morgan Seatree, and more!
NMF Dance: Our Picks For The Week
NMF Dance brings this week’s fresh dance and EDM releases!
1. T & Sugah, Grace Barton – “The Speaker”
Dutch drum & bass duo T & Sugah return with “The Speaker,” featuring soaring vocals from Grace Barton. Fusing euphoric 2012-style atmospheres with modern jump-up production, the track delivers high-energy, dancefloor-ready intensity while channeling deep emotion through Grace’s performance. “The Speaker” is a masterful blend of nostalgia and innovation, showcasing T & Sugah at the top of their game.
2. Tourist – “Veil”
Tourist releases “Veil,” a luminous new single from his forthcoming album Music Is Invisible (out December 5). Sampling Grimes’ “So Heavy I Fell Through The Earth,” the track fuses trance-inspired textures with atmospheric electronic production, transforming emotion into a hypnotic, healing soundscape. “Veil” showcases Tourist at his most expansive, offering a transcendent moment of reflection and release.
3. TRXXGX – “redSKY”
Los Angeles bass producer TRXGGX returns with his explosive new EP RXGER CLUB!. The five-track collection is engineered for chaos, from the cinematic synths of “redSKY” to the brutal hybrid lows of closing track “x tll dth x.” Raw, high-energy, and unrelenting, “redSKY” from RXGER CLUB! cements TRXGGX’s place as one of the most fearless genre-benders in the festival and bass music scene.
4. ÆON:MODE – “RUN”
Australian-born, Denver-based producer ÆON:MODE drops “RUN.”Originally crafted as a high-octane opener for his sold-out Exchange LA show, the track delivers ferocious jump-up drum & bass. “RUN” captures the intensity of ÆON:MODE’s live sets, transforming a DJ intro into a cinematic, festival-ready sonic assault that cements him as one of drum & bass’s most electrifying new forces.
5. Morgan Seatree – “Never Gonna Stop”
Manchester-born producer Morgan Seatree makes his Insomniac Records debut with “Never Gonna Stop.” A radiant piano house anthem, the track channels ’90s rave energy with soaring vocals, punchy UKG-inspired basslines, and euphoric piano stabs that drive the dancefloor forward. “Never Gonna Stop” captures the exhilaration of collective release, solidifying Seatree’s status as one of house music’s most exciting new voices.
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#NewMusicFriday: Our Picks for the Week
New Music Friday brings this week’s fresh drops from Katie Tupper, Cavetown, Ecca Vandal, and more!
1. Cavetown – “NPC”
Cavetown’s new single “NPC” channels pop-punk energy into a deeply introspective anthem. Inspired by his childhood imaginary friend, Mr. Nobody, the track reflects on adult dissociation, life on the road, and the feeling of never being truly home. With its mix of moody guitar riffs, anthemic choruses, and tender lyricism, “NPC” transforms personal reflection into a catchy, emotionally resonant pop-punk moment.
2. Ecca Vandal – “MOLLY”
Ecca Vandal enters a new era with “MOLLY,” a volatile, genre-blurring single that channels her trademark collision of punk, hip-hop, soul, and electronic grit. Co-directed with longtime visual collaborator Richie Buxton, “MOLLY” signals an explosive return from one of music’s most unpredictable provocateurs. It’s raw, magnetic, and unmistakably Ecca Vandal.
3. Katie Tupper – “Right Hand Man”
Katie Tupper teases her debut album Greyhound with “Right Hand Man,” a smoky, funk-laced single. Leaning into her velvety neo-soul roots, Katie unpacks the pressure of becoming someone’s emotional anchor and the confusion it stirs in an otherwise fiercely independent heart. It’s a simmering, slow-burn standout that hints at the emotional honesty and expansive sound waiting on Greyhound, out January 21st.
4. Squeeze – “Trixies, Pt. 1”
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Squeeze return with a stunning twist of musical history, announcing Trixies, the album they wrote first, but are only releasing now, arriving March 6, 2026. The newly shared single, “Trixies, Pt. 1,” offers a punchy glimpse into the smoky, fictional nightclub where their earliest stories unfolded. Revived from a rediscovered 1970s cassette and brought to life with the band’s seasoned craftsmanship, Trixies bridges teenage ambition with fifty years of songwriting mastery.
5. Louis Tomlinson – “Palaces”
Louis Tomlinson’s new single “Palaces” is a brand new anthem that finds him leaning deeper into the emotional clarity and grounded songwriting that have defined his solo evolution. Built on Louis’ signature vocal delivery that’s equal parts steady and aching, “Palaces” feels both intimate and expansive, and undeniably a confident step forward that teases his new album, How Did I Get Here? (out January 23rd).