With festival season right around the corner, March 2025 kicks off with a fresh wave of new music releases. This month brings together a diverse collection of sounds that span the electronic landscape—think pulsating big-room house anthems, soulful Afro house rhythms, and immersive melodic techno journeys. These releases stand out for their innovation, seamlessly weaving together cultural influences and nostalgic vibes to craft experiences that feel both fresh and timeless.
As festival season begins, these must-hear releases—handpicked by EDMNOMAD—have you covered.
R3HAB & Skytech – Hypnotising
R3HAB and Skytech reunite for Hypnotising, a track that delivers a high-energy fusion of big-room and future trance, built for festival moments. Pulsating basslines and soaring melodies drive the track forward, while euphoric vocals add an anthemic touch. The buildup intensifies with crisp synth layers culminating into a powerful, hands-in-the-air drop. Packed with dynamic energy and polished production, Hypnotising is primed to set dance floors ablaze.
Amphitryon – Only Friends
Amphitryon makes his STMPD RCRDS debut with Only Friends, a deep house track that blends moody urban energy with sleek, minimalist production. Dark yet powerful, the track captures the melancholic beauty of city nights through deep basslines, haunting melodies, and an undercurrent of raw emotion. Balancing solitude and intensity, Only Friends creates an immersive atmosphere that lingers long after the final note fades.
Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano (feat. Philou Louzolo) – Burn The Night
Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano team up with Philou Louzolo for Burn The Night. This one is a vibrant Afro house track infused with an Amapiano bassline. Marking a return to the duo’s roots, the track blends rhythmic grooves with a rich, soulful energy that flows effortlessly from start to finish. Whether it’s a laidback beachside session or a festival night under the stars, Burn The Night delivers one perfect soundtrack.
Nico de Andrea & Erolflynn – With You
Nico de Andrea unveils one of his most intimate productions this March 2025 with With You, a new music collaboration with Erolflynn. Floating vocals drift over plucked melodies and airy chords, creating a soothing atmosphere. As the track unfolds, subtle layers build into a gentle crescendo. Light, melodic, and effortlessly moving, With You is a soulful journey that lingers on for a while after the final note fades.
Eelke Kleijn feat. Emily Roberts – Watching Over Me
Eelke Kleijn expands his project – Connected with Watching Over Me, an emotive track that blends his signature melodic sound with a fresh, vocal-driven approach. Following recent releases like Disconnected and When The Sun Comes Up on his DAYS like NIGHTS label, this single introduces a singer-songwriter essence that contrasts with his club-focused productions. Emily Roberts’ vocals glide over rich harmonies, adding warmth and depth to the track’s raw intensity. I
Tommy Farrow, Liz Cass – Human Condition
Tommy Farrow kicks the year off with Human Condition, a captivating collaboration with vocalist Liz Cass. Blending his signature melodic house sound with Afro-inspired rhythms, the track offers a rich, soulful depth. Cass’s ethereal vocals glide over the music, building toward a drop that amplifies the energy and keeps the dance floor moving. This new music track is a standout release for March 2025.
Deep Dish – Say Hello (Korolova Remix)
Korolova, a rising artist in the melodic house & techno scene, breathes new life into Deep Dish’s 2005 anthem ‘Say Hello’ with her signature club-ready sound. The original track, featuring vocals by Anousheh Khalili, achieved significant success, topping the US Billboard Dance Club Play chart. As part of a series of fresh remixes honoring the Grammy-winning duo’s classic, Korolova infuses the track with her distinctive hard-hitting energy while the iconic vocal of the original resonates just as powerfully as ever.
OTTAGON – Who We Are
Giuseppe Ottaviani’s new alias OTTAGON unveils Who We Are, a dynamic fusion of melodic techno and trance. Driven by a rolling bassline and a pluck melody, the track delivers an experience that blends emotion with high-energy club appeal. As a glimpse into his forthcoming debut album, set for release next month, Who We Are sets the stage for what promises to be an exciting new chapter in Ottaviani’s sound.
DJ Gomi & Angie Rose – Goodbye
As part of the new music wave this March 2025, DJ Gomi returns with Goodbye, a smooth and soulful collaboration featuring Angie Rose. A groovy bass riff anchors the track, setting the tone for its laid-back, hypnotic rhythm. Angie’s rich vocals glide effortlessly over deep, textured production, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. With its timeless house groove and undeniable depth, Goodbye is a must-hear for any house music fan.
Hypaton, Riva, Chocolate Puma – Time Is The Healer
Hypaton reimagines Time Is The Healer with a fresh, high-energy twist, bringing new life to Riva’s 2002 classic. Teaming up with Riva— the same duo as Chocolate Puma—he pairs the track’s timeless vocals and melody with sharp. With a modern production, edgy beat drops, crunchy synth stutters, and driving percussion, this track adds a bold new dimension to the original.
TELYKAST, XanTz, Oaks – No Matter What (Progressive Edit)
TELYKAST delivers a progressive house rendition of No Matter What, teaming up with XanTz and featuring Oaks on vocals. Taken from their latest Feel Again EP, this version enhances the original’s emotional depth while injecting high-energy melodic fireworks. Soaring synths, uplifting builds, and anthemic drops showcase the duo’s expertise, making this edit a perfect addition for the upcoming festival season.
Cedric Gervais & Sick Individuals – Feel Better
Cedric Gervais and Sick Individuals come together for Feel Better, a progressive house track built for the dance floor. This one has a very crisp production, an infectious vocal hook, and uplifting melodies drive the track, creating an instant mood booster. With its dynamic drops and feel-good energy, Feel Better delivers the perfect escape, turning any moment into a hands-in-the-air, blissful experience.
VE/RA – Dance Therapy (EP)
Filth on Acid keeps the momentum going with another heavyweight techno release, this time from Dutch talent VE/RA. The title track Dance Therapy drives forward with a tight, kicking groove, warped acid lines, and sensuous vocals that add a raw, hypnotic edge. While, the EP’s second track Ten Times follows with pounding drums, sharp synths, and eerie vocal elements, creating an intense, high-energy atmosphere. With its mix of funk-driven rhythms and industrial textures, this release is for peak-time dance floors.
Oliver Heldens – Let You Go
Oliver Heldens returns to Heldeep Records with Let You Go, a fusion of Eurodance nostalgia and high-energy old-school trance. The contrast between melancholic emotion and relentless energy creates a dynamic push-and-pull, making for an electrifying listening experience. Powerful synths and driving rhythms propel the track forward, while Heldens’ own vocals add a deeply personal touch. Let You Go marks a fresh addition in Heldens’ sound, blending feeling and fire into one track.
Laidback Luke – It Clicked
Laidback Luke taps into his underground roots with It Clicked, a high-energy track fueled by heavy beats and funky rhythms. Inspired by the rebellious spirit of Dutch house and Bloghouse pioneers, the track delivers a raw, electrifying sound. It captures the essence of early rave culture. Gritty and unapologetic, that’s how the track sounds. It is a bold nod to the experimental energy. A must check out.
DubVision – Another World (Deluxe)
Dutch DJ duo DubVision are back with Another World (Deluxe)—a special edition with four brand-new Festival Edits of their most iconic tracks. This deluxe edition focuses on DubVision’s signature progressive house sound for large-scale festival environments. This edition amplifies the original album’s euphoric melodies, soaring synths, and hard-hitting drops, delivering even greater intensity and emotional depth.
LP Giobbi – Yes Yes Yes (Album)
LP Giobbi’s Yes Yes Yes Series presents a four-part release showcasing diverse female talent across electronic music. Spanning acid house, tech-house, piano-driven house, and Detroit techno, the series highlights each artist’s unique sonic identity. The series highlights the creativity, diversity, and innovation of women in the scene. Kicking off with Philou’s Acid Martini, the series delivers a hypnotic acid house groove, layered with distorted synths and a driving rhythm.
This March 2025 sees a thrilling lineup of new music releases, setting the stage for another electrifying festival season. As artists continue to push boundaries and blend genres, these releases set the tone for an exciting year ahead in electronic music. Keep your playlists updated—this is just the beginning.
