From Alesso to YAANO, New Music Friday Dance brings the newest dance hits from this week.
1. Alesso, Becky Hill, John Alto- “Surrender- John Alto Remix”
EDM powerhouse Alesso returns with a massive new remix pack for his hit single “Surrender” featuring UK dance sensation Becky Hill. This time joined by genre-bending producers John Alto, Marten Hørger, Skepsis, and Ayden Loyde, each of these artist brings a bold sonic twist to the track, delivering everything from thunderous bass drops to techno textures, transforming the original “Surrender” track into a dynamic showcase of global dance music talent. Notably, the John Alto remix of “Surrender” amps up the intensity with pounding basslines and a darker, club-ready edge. It keeps Becky Hill’s vocals front and center while driving the track into a more aggressive, high-energy space.
2. Sofi Tukker, Liniker- “Intensity”
Sofi Tukker and Liniker’s “Intensity” is a sultry, groovy track that lives up to its name. Blending Sofi Tukker’s buttery smooth vocals with Liniker’s equally emotive voice, the song weaves jazz and Brazilian influences through the arrangement, creating a groove laden atmosphere. “Intensity” is a bold, intimate standout from Sofi Tukker’s newest album butter, showcasing the album’s softer, more soulful side.
3. RIOT- “Hurricane”
RIOT’s title track “Hurricane” from the newest EP is a high-voltage fusion of melodic dubstep and EDM, delivering both chaos and beauty. The drops are addictive and unexpected, layered with distorted textures and emotional melodies. With “Hurricane” featuring thunderous bass, glitchy synths, and hypnotic vocals, RIOT masterfully balances intensity with melody, like a hurricane.
4. YAANO, Vanessa- “Let Go”
Rising drum and bass producer YAANO teams up with jazz and EDM inspired vocalist Vanessa on their newest collaboration, “Let Go”. The track blends its melodice, emotional depth with irresistible dancefloor energy, making it both introspective and hypnotic. Pairing Vanessa’s smooth vocals that float over crisp breaks and deep, rolling basslines, “Let Go” creates a sense of tension and release.
5. FLOTE- “Not Over You Yet”
Philadelphia based producer FLOTE releases “Not Over You Yet”, an emotionally charged, rhythmic EDM track that blends introspective lyrics with equally hypnotic melodies. The production seamlessly integrates lush synths and subtle breaks between the choruses, creating a soundscape that’s both soothing and energizing.
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