April 2025 is already delivering a vibrant array of fresh sounds and new music tracks to liven up your playlists. This month’s selection, handpicked by EDMNOMAD, showcases a diverse palette of electronic music, from seamless melodic house fusions and forward-thinking progressive textures to captivating vocal anthems and innovative reimagining of beloved classics.
The curated selection awaits you below:
Armin Van Buuren, Sam Gray – Dream A Little Dream
Armin van Buuren and Sam Gray’s Dream A Little Dream finally sees its official release after capturing hearts since its Ultra 2023 debut. Dream A Little Dream is a euphoric vocal trance anthem that perfectly balances main-stage power with heartfelt songwriting. Sam Gray’s standout vocals deliver emotional depth over Armin’s signature uplifting and melodic production, characterised by its driving beat, euphoric synth arpeggios, and a breakdown built for peak emotional impact.
Martin Garrix, Arijit Singh – Weightless
Martin Garrix and Arijit Singh’s Weightless is an introspective and emotionally resonant track that sees Martin Garrix exploring a more subtle and delicate soundscape compared to his usual high-energy productions. Featuring the exceptional vocal talent of Arijit Singh, the song unfolds with a hypnotizing and flowing beat, creating a vulnerable and emotionally suspended atmosphere. Singh’s Hindi vocals carry a delicate tension, exploring themes of longing, separation, and the desire for reconnection. This track offers a recalibrated approach to EDM, showcasing how emotional depth can surface through restraint and subtlety.
W&W & KSHMR – Bad
W&W and KSHMR‘s collaborate on Bad, is an explosive, high-voltage banger that masterfully bridges the golden age of EDM with a sleek, forward-thinking energy ready for the biggest festival stages. From its instantly catchy top-line, “I know I’m being bad, but it feels so good”, the track builds towards pure sonic chaos with massive synth leads, thunderous kicks, and a melody that mirrors the vocal phrasing, delivering an electrifying, festival-sized payoff.
Joris Voorn x YOTTO, x White Lies – Seventeen
Seventeen is a seamless fusion of melodic house and nostalgic indie influence, as Joris Voorn and YOTTO craft an uplifting yet deeply emotive production featuring the distinct vocals of White Lies’ Harry McVeigh. Built around soaring chord progressions and atmospheric textures, the track exudes a wistful energy, capturing the exhilaration and uncertainty of youth. McVeigh’s evocative lyrics channel the highs and lows of adolescence, intertwining seamlessly with the duo’s crisp percussion and progressive synth work. The result is a mesmerizing journey through melody and emotion, perfectly suited for euphoric festival moments or introspective late-night sets.
Joachim Pastor – PHANTOMGRID
PHANTOMGRID is a forward-thinking production that bridges past and future, marking the first glimpse into Joachim Pastor’s upcoming album. Infused with progressive energy and electro-tinged textures, the track reimagines 8-bit nostalgia within a contemporary club framework. Crisp synth leads and dynamic basslines drive the composition, creating a hypnotic blend of retro gaming influences and cutting-edge electronic production. Both timeless and innovative, PHANTOMGRID is a new music track designed to captivate listeners on both the dancefloor this April 2025, setting the stage for what’s to come next from Joachim.
Eelke Kleijn feat. Josha Daniel – Lost In The Deep
Eelke Kleijn unveils Lost In The Deep, the seventh single from his upcoming album Connected. This release is a part of Kleijn’s first vocal-led album, showcasing a refined blend of indie dance and melodic house. Josha Daniel’s vocals weave seamlessly into the track’s deep basslines, warm pads, and expressive melodies, crafting an atmospheric and emotive experience. With cinematic precision, “Lost In The Deep” captures raw emotion and atmospheric depth.
Cat Dealers, Tineway feat. Dani Doucette – Cry For You
Cat Dealers and Tineway reimagine September’s iconic Cry For You with a fresh, club-focused twist. Dani Doucette’s vocals add new emotional depth. The track blends nostalgic melodies with driving basslines and late-night energy. Keeping the essence of the original, this version hits harder on the dancefloor. A modern take on a timeless classic.
KIMMIC feat. MIMI – Broken Bones
KIMMIC and MIMI inject fresh energy into a cult classic with their rendition of Broken Bones, a vibrant take on Love Inc’s beloved house anthem. Far from fractured, this version sees MIMI’s soulful yet pop-tinged vocals glide effortlessly over shimmering melodies, transforming the fan-favorite into a powerful and contemporary dance floor weapon.
HI-LO & Sarah de Warren – Born To Love
HI-LO and Sarah de Warren delivers Born To Love, a new music track this April 2025. This one is a dark, hypnotic club anthem built on pulsing basslines and sultry vocals. The track’s seductive energy intensifies with every beat, blending deep grooves and emotional intensity. A perfect fusion of HI-LO’s signature sound and Sarah’s evocative lyricism, this one lingers long after the music stops.
Bob Moses – Time of your life
Bob Moses’ latest single, “Time of Your Life,” emerges as a compelling blend of sultry electronica and introspective lyricism. Co-written with songwriters John Martin and Michel Zitron, the track delves into themes of indulgence and the allure of living in the moment. The song’s gritty instrumental layers are complemented by uplifting melodies, creating a soundscape that embodies the intoxicating pull of impulsivity. The song is about the devil on your shoulder—the one whispering to you to indulge in the moment and worry about everything else later. One must check this out.
HARDWELL – Sanctuary
Hardwell returns with Sanctuary, a track that lit up Ultra’s main stage as the powerful opener to his set. Released via Revealed Recordings, the single showcases a more emotive, euphoric side of the Dutch powerhouse. This track moves away from the darker techno edge of his earlier 2020s work. Sanctuary opens with a vocal crescendo that resurfaces ever so slightly in the end, leaving a longing gasp for more. It blends progressive melodies, uplifting synths, and trance-inspired energy into a soaring mainstage moment. The track’s spacious build and euphoric drop are classic Hardwell, designed to captivate massive festival crowds while signaling a shift toward more melodic arrangements in his latest work.
Mia Moretti – Best I Can (DJ Sneak Remix)
Chicago house icon DJ Sneak brings pure jackin’ energy to his remix of Mia Moretti’s Best I Can. Stripping things back and dialing up the drive, Sneak reimagines the 2024 original with his signature groove-heavy style. Vonita White’s powerhouse vocals remain centerstage, shining over a punchy, percussive foundation that nods to the raw spirit of early warehouse parties. This remix is a no-frills floor-filler that’s built for sweaty dance floors and backroom sessions alike.
Infinity Ink x Alan Dixon – Infinity
Alan Dixon reimagines Infinity Ink’s 2012 house classic Infinity with a modern, synth-laden twist. Infusing the iconic original with sparkling textures and club-ready energy, this remix channels Dixon’s signature style while paying homage to the track’s legacy. With crisp production and a fresh pulse, this April 2025 release is set to reintroduce a generation of dance music fans to a timeless anthem—reworked for today’s floors.
Cygnus X – Superstring (nilsix Remix)
Trance meets big room energy as Ørjan Nilsen and Mark Sixma—together as nilsix—rework the iconic Superstring by Cygnus X. First unveiled at Transmission Prague 2024, this remix blends soaring melodies with contemporary energy, bridging classic trance nostalgia and peak-time festival fire. With its polished production and euphoric lift, Superstring (nilsix Remix) is quickly becoming a crowd favorite as we see it.
Matroda & Ciszak Ft. Lovlee – License To Be Bad
Matroda and Ciszak team up with Lovlee for License To Be Bad, a high-energy tech-house banger with a rebellious edge. Lovlee’s confident vocals take center stage, delivering a playful yet assertive attitude through the song. It perfectly complements the track’s driving bassline and sharp, infectious groove. Matroda and Ciszak’s production styles collide, resulting in a track packed with punchy rhythms, clever vocal chops, and a raw, unfiltered energy designed to ignite any dancefloor. License To Be Bad is an unapologetic track for letting loose and embracing your inner mischief.
Rudimental x Khalid – All I Know
Rudimental join forces with GRAMMY-nominated Khalid for All I Know. A powerful new music single blending their signature gospel instrumentation with a classic Drum and Bass drum arrangement which comes this April 2025. Khalid’s heartfelt vocals delivers an emotionally charged track centered on themes of love, connection, and finding comfort in a significant other. Staying true to their Hackney roots, Rudimental craft a track that resonates deeply, showcasing their ability to create music that moves both the body and the soul.
PLS&TY – Constellations
PLS&TY’s Constellations, released on Dim Mak, is a captivating dark Dance Pop gem featuring intimate vocals over bouncing synth rhythms and sparkling atmospheres. The track weaves a hypnotic blend of emotion and energy, drawing listeners into its celestial soundscape. Dynamic production and beautiful melodies deliver a compelling balance of mood and momentum. Constellations is a standout addition to PLS&TY’s evolving catalog, exploring themes of boundless and destined love.
Butch & Life On Planets – Get High With You
Butch joins forces with genre-blurring vocalist Life On Planets for Get High With You. This is a smooth, groove-laced house cut that blends nostalgic flair with forward-thinking production. Infused with soulful vocals and a nod to early 2000s aesthetics, the track rides on a warm, rolling rhythm designed for feel-good dance floor moments. It’s a collaboration built on mutual respect, and the chemistry shines—modern, refined, and undeniably infectious.
Anvaya – Sands Between Us EP
Anvaya unveils their debut EP Sands Between Us via Indo Warehouse, blending melodic house with rich South Asian instrumentation. Across nine tracks, the duo explores themes of transformation, resilience, and self-discovery. This EP fully unveils Anvaya’s sonic tapestry, exploring themes of personal transformation and resilience across shifting internal and external landscapes. Musically, Sands Between Us masterfully blends melodic house and pop sensibilities with rhythmic tribal grooves, featuring unique instrumentation and innovative production.
Walker & Royce – Death By Love
Walker & Royce make their debut on Insomniac Records with their latest new music single, Death By Love released this April 2025. True to their boundary-pushing style, the NYC duo delivers a groove-heavy cut packed with warped synths and daring vocal flair. Off-kilter textures and pulsing rhythms define this club anthem, flirting with danger while demanding movement from start to finish. Designed for dark rooms and wild nights, Death By Love is raw, dynamic, and unmistakably Walker & Royce.
Deorro & Santa Fe Klan – La Bandera
Deorro and Santa Fe Klan’s La Bandera is a powerful and vibrant track celebrating Mexican culture and pride through an energetic fusion of upbeat cumbia, rap, and EDM. Santa Fe Klan’s fierce rap verses and the song’s powerful chorus, “Mexicano hasta que muera,” reinforce a deep sense of heritage, unity, and resilience. As the EDM beat drops, Deorro transforms the track into a festive anthem embodying the pulse of both Latin and electronic music scenes.
Prospa – Don’t Stop
Prospa returns to CircoLoco Records with Don’t Stop, a solid gold body-mover built for the club. Masters of flipping iconic vocals into house anthems, Prospa crafts this track around the unmistakable “don’t stop, get it, get it” hook from Somethin’ for The People’s ’90s R&B hit. Driving the energy are low-slung house drums and a menacing bassline, creating a hands-in-the-air moment with the vocal taking center stage. This is a pure slice of ’90s-inspired UK house, oozing dancefloor attitude and perfectly engineered for peak-time moments.
AYDEN LOYDE – Breathe
AYDEN LOYDE dives deep into melodic techno with his new single Breathe, out now via Tomorrowland Music. Anchored by heavy synths and a mysterious build-up, the track unfolds into a spine-tingling breakdown that balances intensity and emotion. Breathe captures Loyde’s cinematic approach to production, blending immersive soundscapes with rhythmic power. It’s a brooding, atmospheric cut designed for late-night sets and deep, introspective moments.
Heritage – House of Hair Vol. 1
Hairitage’s House of Hair Vol. 1, is a long-awaited SoundCloud exclusive mix coming out this April 2025 the captures those elusive, crowd-igniting IDs and unreleased music anthems that have become legendary in his live sets. This collection, driven by fan demand, finally gives a home and a play button to tracks like the years-teased cult obsession “Lemons” and “Ricochet,” the high-octane follow-up to his breakout hit with Black Tiger Sex Machine. This mix is a tribute to the fans, the chaos, and the community that helped shape Hairitage’s journey.
Cheyenne Giles, Kelland – Losing My Mind
Cheyenne Giles and Kelland join forces once again on Losing My Mind, a high-voltage house cut built for dancefloor chaos. With a driving bassline, chopped horn leads, and rowdy gang vocals, the track channels raw energy into a tight, club-ready groove. The duo have turned up the heat with this follow-up, arriving right in time for peak festival season. Designed for late-night sets and hands-in-the-air moments, Losing My Mind blends Cheyenne’s signature punch with Kelland’s fresh flair—making it a certified crowd-puller on Dim Mak.
Joe Smooth, Alex Bass – Your Love
Joe Smooth returns with Your Love, a soulful house gem that blends orchestral warmth with Alex Bass’s velvet-smooth vocals. The track transforms heartfelt emotion into pure dancefloor devotion, rooted in a timeless groove that glides and uplifts. The collaboration between the two feels natural and expressive—balancing tender melody with classic house rhythm.
Blonde Maze – To Love Again (feat. Lizzy Land)
Blonde Maze returns with To Love Again, a collaboration with Lizzy Land that explores the emotional terrain of healing after heartbreak. This single offers a gentle yet powerful reminder of the courage it takes to open oneself up to love again. Built on Blonde Maze’s blend of cinematic synths and layered textures, To Love Again draws listeners into a reflective space. Lizzy Land’s airy, emotive vocals drift through the production with sincerity, hovering between hope and hesitation. The result is a track that feels tender, spacious, and quietly resilient—an ode to vulnerability and emotional renewal.
DJ HABIBEATS & Felukah – Hayati
Blending Arabic lyricism with club-driven production, DJ HABIBEATS and Felukah come together on Hayati. A genre-bending track that brings Middle Eastern culture to the dance floor. The single opens with a Baltimore club-style beat layered with snappy snares, glitchy textures, and floating synths. Felukah’s smooth, confident vocals—delivered entirely in Arabic—glide over the groove with effortless flow. As the track evolves, it melts into a dreamlike trap section, showcasing the duo’s fluidity across styles. One to definitely check out.
Cristoph – Life Through A Different Lens
Cristoph presents Life Through A Different Lens, a debut album crafted to mirror the flow of an open-to-close DJ set. The 18-track journey is designed to be played in order. Unfolding across extended mixes that explore the full spectrum of house and techno. The album features collaborations with artists like Jem Cooke, Luke Coulson, MANNY, and ADZ, each contributing to its emotional and sonic depth. With this album, Cristoph has created a world of immersive club music, driven by melody, mood, and movement. Inviting listeners to lose themselves in the rhythm.
ALAY – Next One
Swiss-Brazilian producer ALAY steps into the spotlight with Next One, a high-energy track out now on MAHOOL Records. Fusing groovy techno rhythms with sweeping melodies and echoing vocal loops, the track captures the euphoria of early club anthems with a modern, melodic twist. Next One blends progressive builds and deep basslines with emotive sound design. It is a hypnotic and dynamic track that balances nostalgia and forward momentum.
Wakyin & Vibarco – Matador
Wakyin and Vibarco come together on Matador, a standout cut blending Latin soul with melodic house intensity. The track opens with a progressive house synths and dynamic rhythms, creating an entrancing soundscape. Vibarco’s smooth, evocative vocals glide over angelic choir harmonies, leading listeners into a darker, more intense atmosphere. This is further underscored by pulsing basslines, grunting fills, and ostinato piano chords. The interplay between light and dark elements crafts a rich, immersive experience for listeners.
RÜFÜS DU SOL – In The Moment (Adriatique Remix)
Adriatique brings a fresh new version of RÜFÜS DU SOL’s In The Moment that leads the trio’s upcoming Inhale / Exhale Remixed album set for release next month. Adriatique’s take on “In the Moment” envelops listeners in their signature melodic techno soundscape. The remix layers ethereal synths over a driving bassline to reframe the original’s gentle emotion into a deeper, after-hours experience. The contrast between the track’s dark, immersive textures and Tyrone Lindqvist’s airy vocals creates a haunting yet uplifting atmosphere—transforming In The Moment into a late-night essential.
Mark Sixma & VIVID – Cyanide (feat. Noubya)
Dutch trance heavyweight Mark Sixma and Tokyo-based producer VIVID come together on Cyanide, a high-octane hard techno anthem featuring the sultry vocals of singer-songwriter Noubya. Arriving as part of the wave of new music this April 2025, the track pulses at 140 BPM, blending Sixma’s melodic finesse with VIVID’s electrifying production. Noubya’s evocative vocals weave through relentless beats and gritty synths, creating a hypnotic experience that blurs the lines between euphoria and intensity.
Florian Picasso – Hi Heels (EP)
Florian Picasso unveils Hi Heels, a bold and cinematic club EP that marks the start of a creative chapter. Blending elements of German house, hard house, and hard dance, the EP captures the raw pulse of underground culture. With hypnotic grooves and fierce basslines, each track pushes boundaries with high-energy flair and confidence. Each track is built for impact—driving basslines, razor-sharp rhythms, and hypnotic vocals converge to deliver an immersive listening experience. The EP offers a fearless sonic palette for listeners, a must check-out.
DubVision, Nicky Romero & OAKS – Live My Life
DubVision and Nicky Romero team up with vocalist OAKS for Live My Life. It is a euphoric progressive track which has been more than a year in the making. OAKS’ melancholic vocals intertwine with shimmering synths and a pulsing bassline, creating a bittersweet yet euphoric atmosphere. The track builds with emotional intensity, delivering a grand and longing sound perfect for both festival stages and introspective moments.
Vikkstar – Chemical
Vikkstar makes his debut on Tomorrowland Music with Chemical, a high-energy single built around rising tension and a massive drop. The track is characterized by distorted synths and a powerful vocal performance. Euphoric builds further amplify the track’s anthemic quality, making it a standout release designed for large crowds and high-impact moments.
Sonny Fodera, Clementine Douglas – Tell Me (Agents Of Time Remix)
Agents Of Time rework Sonny Fodera and Clementine Douglas’ hit Tell Me into a soaring melodic techno anthem. While retaining the emotive core of the original, Agents Of Time layer in driving rhythms, intricate synth work, and a touch of their characteristic hardware-heavy sound. It’s a euphoric, floor-filling rendition that showcases the duo’s signature touch — timed perfectly with the wave of new music this April 2025.
Pavel Petrov – Divine (EP)
Pavel Petrov‘s new two-track release, Divine, offers a compelling fusion of hypnotic grooves and raw energy. The title track, Divine, balances ethereal vocals with a driving rolling bassline and sharp EBM-influenced rhythms. The flip side, Way Too High, delivers break-infused power and culminates in explosive drops, showcasing Petrov’s dynamic production range across this two-part journey.
andhim, AMÉMÉ & Malou – Feel The Love
German duo andhim team up with afro house tastemaker AMÉMÉ and Hamburg based singer-songwriter Malou on Feel The Love. This track blends swirling atmospheres, intricate percussion, and poignant piano lines, all anchored by Malou’s heartfelt vocals. Their combined styles create an uplifting house anthem rooted in soul and rhythm. Written on a sunny day in LA, the track radiates connection and warmth—just in time for the summer season.
Noir, Haze, MEDUZA – Around
Noir, Haze, and MEDUZA’s Around is a captivating rework that fuses Noir and Haze’s signature dark, atmospheric mood with MEDUZA’s melodic, emotionally resonant production. Built on a deep, driving groove and layered with haunting synths, the track transforms into a hypnotic experience tailored for late-night dancefloors. Evocative vocals and immersive textures pull listeners into a shadowy yet powerful music landscape, making this reimagined classic a standout for April 2025.
Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano – Mothershift
Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano’s Mothership is another standout single that effectively fuses their signature production aesthetic with the distinct Afro house sonics of Flama. While embracing Afro house elements, the track maintains the peak-time club intensity that the Dutch duo is known for, making it a prominent and energetic highlight in their current sets.
Boys Noize, Human Resource – Dominator
Boys Noize delivers a full-throttle rework of Human Resource‘s iconic 1991 hardcore and gabber anthem, Dominator. Injecting sharp, modern sonics around the track’s unmistakable hoover synth, the German-Iraqi producer transforms the rave classic into a powerful, club-ready weapon. This reimagined version preserves the original’s raw energy while infusing it with Boys Noize’s signature techno edge—bridging classic rave culture with the sound of today’s dance floors.
Will Clarke feat. Fractures – Breathe Again (Jesabel Remix)
Jesabel‘s remix of Will Clarke‘s Breathe Again featuring Fractures takes the original’s emotional core and induced it with dance floor energy. A driving, yet subtly deep, bassline forms the rhythmic foundation, expertly intertwined with the lingering, melancholic melodies. While retaining the essence of Fractures’ vocals, Jesabel’s remix builds with a refined tension, leading to a drop that balances powerful movement with the track’s inherent emotional depth.
OTTAGON, Giuseppe Ottaviani feat. SGNLS – Right Now
OTTAGON, the new alias of Giuseppe Ottaviani, teams up with SGNLS for Right Now, for a powerful and euphoric main floor trance track. It embodies the signature power found in Ottaviani’s productions under this new moniker. This release, central to OTTAGON’s recent and upcoming live shows, creates a euphoric experience through its interplay of compelling vocals. Its captivating melody, and a solid beat-bass foundation, creates a hands-in-the-air experience for listeners.
Slushii – Wanna Be The One (feat. Seddy Hendrinx)
Slushii teams up with melodic rap artist Seddy Hendrinx for Wanna Be The One. A captivating track that fuses intimate emotion with Slushii’s signature explosive energy. The song unfolds with a laid-back trap rhythm, gradually building tension towards an energetic burst that subtly masks heartache within its motion and melody. Seddy Hendrinx delivers a smooth, emotionally raw verse over the returning trap beat before the track swells into vibrant arpeggios, thick basslines, and shimmering details.
Crumb Pit – No Crumbs
Crumb Pit‘s No Crumbs, released on Dim Mak this April 2025, is a high-energy new music track which is a fusion of UK Garage and Drum & Bass. Driven by razor-sharp sound design, addictive vocals, and an unrelenting groove, the track is a certified party starter built to move crowds. Its infectious hooks and relentless pace make No Crumbs a staple for late-night sets and high-energy playlists.
Torcha & Jiqui – Mucus
Torcha and Jiqui’s collaborative new single, Mucus, lives up to its name with a gnarly dive into grimy bass and filthy dubstep sounds engineered to decimate festival crowds. The track oozes intensity through textured low-ends and high-impact percussion, as the duo experiment with guttural sound design and warped basslines.
Ward Andrews – Uncharted Course
Progressive house artist Ward Andrews unveils his new single, Uncharted Course. The track captures the essence of venturing into the unknown, evoking feelings of excitement and anticipation through its soundscape. Inspired by travel journals and late-night studio sessions, the track aims to mirror the thrill of exploration, both physical and internal. It invites listeners to embark on a journey of discovery and transformation.
Marten Hørger, Sarah de Warren – Make It Right
German DJ and producer Marten Hørger, brings a vibrant vocal house music track, Make It Right featuring Sarah de Warren this April 2025. Released via Tomorrowland Music, the track is driven by bold basslines, crisp percussion, and an infectious topline, the track delivers feel-good energy from start to finish. Sarah’s powerful vocals add an emotive lift, while Marten’s signature groove keeps it firmly locked for peak-time dance floors.
Calle Cat, The Wash – Symbiotic Symphony (Weird Sounding Dude Remix)
Weird Sounding Dude comes out with a remix of Symbiotic Symphony by Callecat and The Wash. This remix, enhances the original’s hypnotic and melodic foundation and enhances it with Weird Sounding Dude’s signature deep progressive style. The track introduces deeper, more atmospheric and uplifting textures offering a uniquely groovy experience. One that is bound to make listeners lose themselves on the dance floors.
Jack Orley – Space
Dutch tech-house artist Jack Orley makes a striking debut on Martin Garrix’s STMPD RCRDS with Space. It is a gritty, late-night tech house roller packed with sci-fi flair. Conceived in a mere two hours after a movie marathon, this gritty roller captures the essence of late-night euphoria, blending raw energy with futuristic flair. Designed for dark, sweaty dance floors, Space proves that Orley has a knack for crafting instant club weapons that resonate with DJs and ravers alike.
VisionV & NUZB feat. Lena Leon – Shadow
Born from a spontaneous STMPD writing camp during ADE, Shadow is the result of instant chemistry between VisionV, NUZB, and Lena Leon. Combining NUZB’s futuristic flair, VisionV’s slick production, and Lena’s emotive vocals, the track blends heartfelt energy with dancefloor precision — a glowing example of creative synergy in motion.
Tensnake & mOat – Heat
Tensnake & mOat‘s Heat, released on Armada Music, is a Nu Disco / Indie Dance music track serving up ‘pure summer bliss’ this April 2025. The track blends funky grooves and shimmering melodies over a stomping low-end to create a disco-house gem. Expect an effortlessly flowing, uplifting, and groovy sound perfect for both relaxed and energetic moments, embodying a feel-good vibe.
Arodes, Collé – I Wanna Go
Arodes and Collé I Wanna Go, released on Unreleased Records, is a standout club banger crafted by the label owner Arodes in collaboration with Dutch DJ and producer Collé. Driven by a commanding groove, killer chords, and a notable sample from Tiga and Audion’s Let’s Go Dancing, the track provides the perfect motivation to keep the energy high and the night going.
Autograf, Hoax (BE), Notelle – I Can Get High
Released on Armada Music, I Can Get High is a club offering that sees Autograf further explore the Afro house genre in collaboration with Hoax (BE) and the husky spoken-word vocals of Notelle. Beyond its dark chords and searing melody, the track is designed to effortlessly elevate the nighttime experience. It suggests a blend of intense energy and a hypnotic groove that will keep dancefloors engaged well into the night.
Nico de Andrea & Auguste – What You Thinking Of (feat. Mougleta)
Nico de Andrea continues his exploration of introspective, melody-driven house with What You Thinking Of, a chilled-out yet percussive groove that effortlessly blends deep emotion with danceability. Featuring the mesmerizing vocals of Mougleta and a seamless collaboration with Auguste, the track exemplifies Nico’s talent for crafting music that connects on an emotional level beyond the dancefloor. Equal parts haunting and hypnotic, What You Thinking Of is a track that promises to leave a lasting impression.
Will Clarke – Breakthrough (Lu.Re Remix)
Lu.Re’s remix of Will Clarke’s “Breakthrough,” a track from his “Midnight Mass” album, injects a powerful dose of tech-house energy. this remix takes the original and infuses it with a driving beat and compelling groove, practically guaranteeing a frenzy on the dance floor. Released on Armada Music showcases Lu.Re’s ability to craft a track with significant club appeal and the kind of energy that makes crowds go berserk.
Konstantin Sibold and Adam Sellouk – Day ‘N’ Night
Konstantin Sibold and Adam Sellouk‘s Day ‘N’ Night, takes the Kid Cudi classic and propels it into a potent, club-centric dimension. Tried and tested by crowds worldwide, this rendition pairs the iconic lyrics with a driving, contemporary production. Building upon two years of anticipation, this is a track poised for major stages. This official release aims to deliver on that anticipation with its potent energy and dance floor focus.
Rezz – Contorted
Canadian producer Rezz has finally released the, revamped version of her classic track Contorted. The track showcases the signature mid-tempo pulse, spiralling melodies, eerie textures, and bone-rattling low-end that first garnered her a cult following. This upgraded release features sharpened sound design while retaining its raw essence, marking Rezz’s reflection on her decade-long journey in EDM.
Claude VonStroke – I Was A Wolf
Claude VonStroke‘s I Was The Wolf EP marks a return for the iconic producer, showcasing a darker, more cinematic evolution of his sound. The EP balances Berlin-influenced minimal grooves with the sly, quirky atmosphere his fans have come to love. The A-side, I Was The Wolf, delves into raw, moody expression, crafted with analog gear including the unique Dreabox Murmux synth, known for its quirky and slightly off-kilter sound palette. The B-side, Move With The Pack, envelops listeners in jazzy and immersive textures.
ELIF – Eos
ELIF‘s track Eos is a hypnotic dance floor anthem that blends tension-building grooves with a powerful, euphoric release. This new music track which comes out April 2025, is an instrumental track that showcases the artists’ signature style—deeply rhythmic, immersive, and endlessly dynamic. One designed to move both body and mind.
Riordan – TWOSTEP
Riordan‘s TWOSTEP is a weighty UK Garage-tinged banger engineered for peak-time sessions. The track delivers a playful yet powerful combination of shuffling garage drums, rubbery basslines, and glistening synths. The track is also propelled by a hypnotic vocal hook that encourages dancers to unleash their footwork. With dub siren fills and a blend of nostalgic UK Garage sounds with modern minimal tech elements, the track showcases Riordan’s genre-blending style.
Ferreck Dawn, Caroline Byrne – Make Me Weak
Ferreck Dawn returns with Make Me Weak, a club-ready cut featuring the ethereal vocals of Caroline Byrne. Taking a groovier, synth-forward direction, Ferreck layers lush melodies and deep rhythms with Byrne’s dreamy, vocoder-tinged topline. Caroline’s delicate yet commanding vocals shine on this emotionally charged house track, blurring the lines between soulful and futuristic. This one is crafted for both energetic dance floors and atmospheric sunrise sets.
Meetch & Bermuda – Night Light
Meetch and Barmuda‘s Night Light is a new music single coming out this April 2025 that blends infectious Bass and Tech House grooves with emotionally charged lyrics. It offers a fresh, club-centric perspective on a classic love song. Driven by high-energy beats and hypnotic basslines, Barmuda’s emotive vocals narrate a journey from heartache to finding solace and strength in a newfound love.
GRYFFIN, Excision, Julia Michaels – Air
GRYFFIN and Excision collide on Air, a massive new collaboration featuring Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Julia Michaels. Blending GRYFFIN’s cinematic melodies with Excision’s thunderous basslines, “Air” soars with emotional intensity. Julia Michaels delivers a heartfelt vocal performance that anchors the track as it moves between progressive synth leads and zippering bass stabs.
Luciid – Bye Bye
Luciid makes his debut on Shlømo’s Taapion Records with Bye Bye, a dark and punishing hard techno anthem. Built on deep, resonant bass and sharp synth textures, the track grips from the first beat. It creates a hypnotic tension before unleashing a relentless, high-impact drop. Distorted vocals and blistering energy push this track into pure adrenaline territory.
Ferreck Dawn – Make Me Weak (feat. Caroline Byrne)
Ferreck Dawn returns to Defected Records with the release of Make Me Weak, a club-ready track featuring the vocals of Caroline Byrne. This latest offering sees Ferreck Dawn taking a groovier, synth-forward approach, layering lush melodies and deep rhythms with Byrne’s dreamy, vocoder-tinged topline. Her delicate yet commanding vocals, shine on this emotionally charged house track, which seamlessly blends soulful and futuristic elements.
Samm, Ajna, HotLap – Back Up (feat. Benni Ola)
Belgian talents Samm and Ajna join forces with HotLap for their new music track Back Up coming out this April 2025. This is a no-holds-barred club anthem powered by raw basslines and gritty rap vocals from Benni Ola. The track is a no-nonsense, high-octane anthem built for clubs. Designed for the peak hours, the track charges forward with relentless energy, fusing dark textures and thundering grooves into an electrifying dance floor weapon.
Jengi – Closer
Jengi‘s Closer, released on Tomorrowland Music, is a euphoric summer anthem. It is built upon his signature sound of chopped vocal samples, groovy basslines, and vibrant synth work. Taking a step back into the playful energy that initially fueled his love for dance music, Jengi draws inspiration from quirky and innovative electronic styles. The track plays with dynamics, featuring a stripped-back first drop led by drums and a funky bassline that gradually builds into a more expansive and euphoric second drop, marked by impactful synth stabs that fully open up the track.
Kerala Dust – I Remember You A Dancer
Kerala Dust‘s unveils their new single I Remember You A Dancer, a spellbinding blend of melancholy and groove. Built on smoky vocals, rolling basslines, and dusky, bluesy guitar riffs, the track blurs the lines between electronic music and psychedelic rock. Atmospheric and introspective, it captures a hazy memory of dancefloor moments gone by. Both intimate and expansive, rooted in emotion yet made to move.
This glimpse into the new electronic music for April 2025 highlights the ongoing creativity and innovation within the genre. Featuring a variety of styles and collaborations, these releases offer something for every electronic music enthusiast to discover and enjoy. Stay tuned for more exciting sounds as the year unfolds.
