by February 2026 arrives with a wave of new electronic music that feels expansive as artists lean into identity, collaboration, and dance floor impact in equal measure.
From heritage-driven projects and long-awaited label debuts to stripped-back reinterpretations of modern classics, this month’s releases reflect a scene comfortable moving between introspection and pure release. Whether rooted in tribal rhythms, melodic storytelling, high-energy club pressure, or genre-blurring experimentation, this month’s selections highlight electronic music’s continued evolution across global sounds and communities.
Here are the top new music picks from EDMNOMAD for this February 2026.
Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano – Amazone Project
Amazone Project marks a return to the roots of Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano. Grounded in Tribal and Afro House, the album channels raw grooves, primal drums and rich ethnic rhythms inspired by their Dutch–Surinamese heritage. Featuring collaborators such as Bruno Martini, Philou Louzolo and LevyM, each adding their own cultural and sonic signature, Amazone Project is shaped by immersive live experiences and Amazonian-inspired energy.
ESSED, Sam Collins – Going Up
The track appears on Four To The Floor 47, a compilation released through Diynamic Music, a respected dance/house imprint known for blending deep, melodic, and club-ready electronic cuts. ESSED and Sam Collins both bring club sensibilities to the collaboration and bring techno-leaning grooves with a strong presence in modern house and tech sounds. Other tracks on the EP Four To The Floor 47 include Angel Wings, Who we are and Scandal
D.O.D (feat. Poppy Baskcomb) – Confession
D.O.D kicks off the year with ‘Confession’. A vibrant dance house track featuring the irresistible vocals of standout UK vocalist Poppy Baskcomb. Fun and flirty, the track’s infectious energy makes it the perfect upbeat remedy for long car rides, pregaming the night out, or dancing your heart out- whether in your living room or at the festival main stage.
TOMORA – COME CLOSER
TOMORA, the new duo featuring The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands and AURORA, release their new track “COME CLOSER”. The track blends electronic production with expansive atmospherics and rich vocal interplay. It reflects the duo’s intent to fuse emotional depth with inventive sonic textures. The music pairs TOMORA’s futuristic and experimental electronic palette with AURORA’s distinctive, ethereal vocal presence, creating a sound that is both immersive and otherworldly.
Roddy Lima & Sarah de Warren – LICK IT
DJ and producer Roddy Lima kicks off 2026 with “LICK IT”, a highly anticipated collaboration with Sarah de Warren. A driving tech house banger, “LICK IT” pairs Roddy Lima’s raw, groove-led production with seductive, commanding vocals from Sarah de Warren, engineered for peak-time dancefloors and late-night club moments alike.
FISHER – Rain
FISHER locks in a fresh dance floor essential with his new single ‘Rain’, landing via CATCH & RELEASE. Driven by a rolling, high-energy groove and a hypnotic, repeating vocal hook, ‘Rain’ leans into FISHER’s unmistakable ability to turn simplicity into pure impact. The reaffirming refrain lodges instantly, building momentum with each pass as the beat powers forward.
SOFI TUKKER & J Balvin – Cook
GRAMMY-nominated electronic duo SOFI TUKKER are teaming up with J Balvin for an explosive new single “COOK”. “COOK” marks SOFI TUKKER’s first release with Republic Records. It is a defining moment for the duo that continues their global, genre-blending approach to dance music. The track brings together SOFI TUKKER’s euphoric, percussive energy with J Balvin’s unmistakable star power and cultural influence, following years of mutual admiration.
DJ HABIBEATS – DAL3OUNA
DJ HABIBEATS is a global DJ and producer whose sound bridges Arabic and Middle Eastern influences with the undying pulse of electronic music. He is out with his new track DAL3OUNA. The track bridges culture, time and tradition, driven by a call-and-response between traditional Middle Eastern folk vocals, heavy bass lines, and distorted synths.
Maara – Ultra Villain LP
Montreal-Berlin producer, DJ, and vocalist Maara releases her new music album Ultra Villain this February 2026. A deeply personal, narrative-driven record that explores desire, heartbreak, obsession, and the freedom that comes with choosing yourself. Rooted in trip-hop, IDM, leftfield pop, and alt-R&B, Ultra Villain prioritizes storytelling and vocal intimacy over functionality, while still brandishing Maara’s powerful rhythms and sound design.
Ali James – Down In It
Sara Landry’s imprint Hekate sees its first release by DJ Ali James’ latest track Down In It. The momentous two-track EP “Down In It” is exhilarating, bold, and enticing, fitting like a puzzle piece into the Hekate framework. The EP consists of two tracks ‘Down In It’ and ‘Do It Right’. A must check out new music for this February 2026.
Jan Blomqvist feat. Elena Pitoulis- More (Alternative Version) [SINGLE]
Ten years after its original release in 2016, ‘More’ remains one of Jan Blomqvist’s most beloved tracks and a defining moment in his live sets. To celebrate this enduring fan favourite, Jan revisits the classic with ‘More (Alternative Version)’. A stripped-down re-interpretation that sharpens its emotional core. Preserving the key elements while enhancing its intimacy and drive, this new version breathes fresh life into a timeless hit.
Ben Gold – Really Needed U Here [EP]
Ben Gold’s three-track collaboration EP ‘Really Needed U Here’ delivers driving, high-octane trance from start to finish. It contains features from rising stars CIS, Trancemaster Krause and JOKESONYOU. Backed by early support throughout the EP from the likes of KI/KI, Pegassi & many more, the final track ‘Still Here’, featured on BBC Radio 1’s Essential Mix, lands and is built for peak-time moments and pure release.
Mason & OneDa – Letting It Go [SINGLE]
Together with OneDa, dance icon Mason delivers a new music record as authentic as his legacy this February 2026. With broken beats, organic pads, glitchy sound effects, and a fiery vocal that fuels rhythm and drive, ‘Letting It Go’ guarantees a dance floor out of control.
Audien – In Every Life [Enhanced]
Audien is returning with his first single of the year, In Every Life, via his new home at Enhanced Music. A melodic electronic/dance track blending elements of progressive house and trance with polished, uplifting production. Production combines lush melodic layers and euphoric hooks, continuing Audien’s signature balance of emotional resonance and polished dance floor dynamism. It reflects the emotional, melodic direction that’s been a through-line in his work. Rich chords, memorable melodies, and a forward-driven groove.
ZERO – 14ZERO EP
UK producer Zero returns with his highly anticipated 14ZERO EP, out now via Deadbeats. Continuing to carve out a distinct lane within modern UK bass music, the EP fuses weighty, wonky basslines with razor-sharp sound design and ear-grabbing vocal chops. Leading the EP is the title track, “Dubplate Fly” featuring Riko Dan, a high-impact opener that blends trap energy with dubstep grit, sets the tone from the very first drop.
Parallel Voices – October
Anjunadeep artist Parallel Voices unveils his first track for 2026 ‘October’ on Lane8’s imprint This Never Happened. A melodic house & techno track characterized by emotive layers and rhythmic groove, fitting This Never Happened’s signature aesthetic of introspective yet dance floor–ready electronic music. The production uses subtle, atmospheric elements, chimes, and pads to evoke a mood that’s both calm and forward–moving—suggesting inspiration from the feeling of a quiet October night, as the artist described.
Dish Dash & Glowal – All I Wanna Do
Italian duo Glowal is debuting on the label In Act with “All I Wanna Do”, in collaboration with Dish Dash. A groovy, peak-dancefloor indie dance cut, the track blends Glowal’s infectious rhythms with Dish Dash’s cinematic edge, built for movement, energy, and late-night moments. The track stands as a vibrant celebration of cross-cultural exchange, uniting Middle Eastern electronic heritage with a modern European club sensibility.
PM to AM – Fish56Octagon (feat. Alika)
London based artist Fish56Octagon is out with his latest track PM to AM featuring Alika on his Octagon Discs. The driving PM to AM has slamming garage house drums and plenty of naughty old school motifs. The catchy vocal dances about the mix with some blissed out synths up top and trance-infused hooks that will get epic reactions, but then the tune drives again on a fat bass line with silky tones from Alika adding future soul.
Adam Beyer x GENESI x Aya Anne – DNA
Adam Beyer continues his impressive start to 2026 with a futuristic collaboration with rising Italian star GENESI and ascending vocalist Aya Anne titled ‘DNA’. ‘DNA’ combines the rhythmic 4/4 Drumcode aesthetic, with punchy atmospheric house grooves which are elevated by the attitude-drenched vox from Aya Anne – a fast-rising artist and one to watch.
Andrea Oliva & Bensy – Nappp (Extended Mix)
Andrea Oliva & Bensy debut on Defected Records with their new track ‘Nappp’. This one is a house music single built around warm groove and rhythmic energy, sitting at 120 BPM in E minor — a classic pace for soulful and driving house vibes. The production blends Andrea Oliva’s rhythmic looping and DJ sensibility with Bensy’s soulful touch, resulting in a track that bridges deep house texture with dance floor pull.
Armin van Buuren x Maddix feat. Caroline Roxy – Mouth Go Lala
Armin van Buuren and Maddix team up for their first original collaboration since their remix work on Lose This Feeling and Computers Take Over The World. Featuring the striking vocals of Caroline Roxy, ‘Mouth Go LaLa’ premiered during their viral face-to-face set at ASOT Rotterdam 2025 and has quickly become a standout in both of their sets. Already a proven crowd-heater, the track has been played on the world’s biggest stages, including Ultra, EDC, Tomorrowland and AMF, cementing its status as a mainstage-ready anthem.
Lilly Palmer, Space 92 – Vicious Chords
Lilly Palmer delivers a powerful peak-time techno weapon with Vicious Chords. Driven by relentless rhythms and a hypnotic, psy-inspired groove, the track maintains high energy from start to finish. Raw, focused, and built for impact, Vicious Chords is made for intense late-night moments and full-force dance floor action.
AVIRA & Dan Soleil – Born Again
Canada-based DJ and producer AVIRA teams up with Dutch singer-songwriter Dan Soleil on his new single Born Again. Ethereal and emotive, the track sits between melodic techno and dance, blending atmospheric production with a heartfelt vocal performance. Known for his powerful live presence, AVIRA has played major stages including OVO Arena, UMF Miami, Hï Ibiza, Ushuaïa and ASOT, and Born Again continues that momentum with a sound designed for both deep listening and the dance floor.
Super Flu – Don’t Mind
With Don’t Mind, Super Flu deliver a melodic house track that blends playful energy with a sharp sense of control. Built around a rolling groove and evolving synths, the track develops gradually, creating tension through repetition. A spoken vocal hook adds personality and a light, tongue-in-cheek feel. It’s also while keeping the record firmly rooted in club-ready territory. Hypnotic, warm, and unmistakably Super Flu – Don’t Mind is designed to fit seamlessly into DJ sets.
Haska feat. Soul Star – Toro
UK-based melodic and Afro house producer Haska returns with his new single Toro. An emotive Afro house record, the track is driven by rich rhythms and powerful gospel-style vocals that add depth and soul. Best known for his breakout rework of Salif Keita’s Madan, which has amassed over 15 million streams, Haska continues to showcase his signature blend of Latin, Afro and house influences with Toro.
Mosoo – Day After Day
Belgian DJ and producer Mosoo delivers feel-good energy with his upcoming Afro house single Day After Day. Built around infectious grooves and uplifting vocals, the track brings warmth and momentum to the dance floor, even in the colder months. Already supported by Arodes and Andrea Oliva, Day After Day follows strong backing from leading artists including Keinemusik, RÜFÜS DU SOL, Black Coffee and Adriatique, continuing Mosoo’s steady rise in the Afro house scene.
Kyliente – Spicy, Hot
Kyliente is a rising DJ and producer known for her hard-hitting techno basslines paired with infectious house grooves, a style she calls Hot Girl Tech in her mixes. She is coming out with her new music track Spicy, Hot this February 2026. It is poised to land in the tech house / house music space, aligning with Kyliente’s signature blend of groove-driven rhythms and upbeat energy.
Makebo – The Universe EP
All Day I Dream opens the year with The Universe, a cosmic four-track EP from Barcelona-based producer/DJ Makebo. Woven with textured sound design and warped synthwork, The Universe presents a detailed and deliberate journey shaped by contrast and progression across its 32 minutes. The title track sets the foundation with crunchy low-end and hypnotic percussion that steadily pull the listener inward. ‘Galaxy’ follows with buoyant rhythms that introduce a sense of lift. While ‘Save Me’ deepens the mood with gritty basslines and mystical vocals, adding emotional weight without disrupting the EP’s flow. Closing with ‘Birth Of A New Sun,’ Makebo delivers a club-driven finale that encapsulates The Universe’s expansive, forward-moving themes.
Vluarr – ON THE MOVE
Vluarr uses ON THE MOVE to send a message. It’s about having doubts, thinking about what’s next and realizing the only way to find out is to keep moving. The track turns that feeling into energy, building up emotion and releasing it on the drop, just like pushing forward in real life. Coming out via STMPD this is a must listen new music coming out this February 2026.
WAHM – Feel My Fire
Feel My Fire is an electronic/indie dance single with a fresh, body-moving groove rooted in melodic energy and rhythmic tension. The track is built around a strong, emotive vocal performance paired with dense percussive and synth elements. It strikes a balance between dance floor drive and indie electro sensibilities. A collaboration between Parisian producer Mooglie and Moroccan live electronic duo WAHM, Feel My Fire blends expressive vocal hooks with electronic production that’s energetic yet introspective.
CRANKDAT – Movement
‘Movement’ is a high-energy electronic track rooted in dubstep and bass music. It carries the signature kinetic style Crankdat is known for. The production blends playful vocal hooks with intense low-end and distorted sound design, making it a piece built to move bodies and command attention. The track plays off repeating, chant-like vocal lines that act almost like a crowd call-and-response, amplifying its impact when played live or in mixes.
Julian Sacheli & Mike Kerrigan – Inhibitions
Dirtybird’s soloists Julian Sacheli and Mike Kerrigan are teaming up for their new music track ‘Inhibitions’ coming out February 2026. ‘Inhibitions’ is a nonstop heater built for continuous momentum, driven by rolling percussion, tech-soaked synth leads, and thumping kicks that lock into a tight, functional groove. The track pulls from classic tribal house influences while letting subtle shifts in rhythm and texture carry the energy forward.
Mosimann & Skip The Use – Ghosts
Mosimann unveils the second official release from his viral Dream Track series. This time taking on ‘Ghost,’ from Skip the Use and flipping it into a forward-facing, serotonin-surging dance record. The song’s themes of urgency, resilience, and chasing time feel just as sharp in 2026, now amplified through Mosimann’s electronic lens. The original chorus of young voices gives way to a hauntingly beautiful female vocal lead, adding emotional depth. The result is an uplifting, hope-inspiring single destined to unite modern dance floors in the summer ahead.
Jaden Bojsen, David Guetta – Upside Down
Jaden Bojsen reunites with GRAMMY-winning artist David Guetta on “Upside Down”. This is their second collaboration, and this time a crisp 2026 tech-house rework of Diana Ross’ 1980 classic. Rather than simply revisiting a familiar hook, Jaden and David lean into the track’s instantly recognizable vocal and reshape it into a tighter, club-focused drive. It lands on a lane that feels especially fresh for Guetta while still sounding unmistakably like the duo when their chemistry clicks in the studio.
Kygo, GRYFFIN, Khalid – Save My Love
Kygo and GRYFFIN reunite for their long-awaited collaboration ‘Save My Love’ with Khalid out now via Sony Sweden. ‘Save My Love’ captures the natural creative chemistry that first brought the two artists together. It showcases how their individual sounds have evolved. Blending Kygo’s polished melodic touch with GRYFFIN’s expansive production sensibilities, the track unfolds with luminous instrumentation, a steady rhythmic pulse, and a dynamic arrangement that gives Khalid’s unmistakable vocal performance room to resonate.
Sacha Robotti & Perry Farrell – Words
Sacha Robotti reveals another chapter of his forthcoming debut album I, Robotti with his latest single ‘Words’. A standout collaboration with alternative rock visionary Perry Farrell, out now via Dirtybird. Built around Farrell’s evocative refrain, “Sometimes… words get in the way,” the single explores the emotional weight of what remains unspoken. Written by Farrell, ‘Words’ reframes restraint within dance music, where meaning is often carried as much by rhythm and movement as by lyrics.
BOSTON 168 – YOUR ACID MATE 001
Boston 168 are kicking off a new chapter with the launch of their own label, Your Acid Mate, with its first release, Your Acid Mate 001. The 5 track EP captures that ethos in full force. ‘Magnetica’ rolls in with elastic 303 lines and tight, punchy drums. ‘Jack Reborn’ and ‘Circuit 8’ lean into hypnotic, heads down momentum. ‘Jungle Heart’ takes things slightly deeper and more psychedelic before a shorter, DJ-ready edit of ‘Magnetica’ closes things out.
Steve Aoki – Freak On
Steve Aoki drops a new weapon into the Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves arsenal: ‘Freak On’. This is released as the focal track from the newly unveiled Season 1 Soundtrack Album. Aoki’s latest track, ‘Freak On’, arrives with maximum intensity, built for both peak-time club settings and the heightened energy of combat fantasy. Fusing distorted basslines, punchy drops, and a commanding vocal hook, the track channels raw festival energy through sharp, modern production.
NOME. – Don’t Give Up
With ‘Don’t Give Up’, NOME. brings back the energy of the golden EDM era, but with a sound that feels right for today. The track is heavy, aggressive and built to fully take over clubs. At its core, ‘Don’t Give Up’ carries a simple message from NOME. himself: do not give up on your dreams and keep chasing them. NOME. says: “There were moments where giving up felt easier than pushing forward. ‘Don’t Give Up’ is a reminder to myself and to anyone chasing something bigger – that the breakthrough comes right after the doubt.”
Amelie Lens – Falling Into Acid Dreams
Amelie Lens celebrates ten years of releasing music with a blistering new single, ‘Falling Into Acid Dreams’, via her own EXHALE imprint. ‘Falling Into Acid Dreams’ sees Lens return to the nucleus of her sound. Fast, precise, high-impact techno built for full-body immersion. Driven by a tightly wound 303 line that gradually intensifies, the track locks into a rolling, hypnotic groove before her instantly recognisable vocal cuts through the mix.
Hayes Bradley – Audience Remixed
Hayes Bradley’s album Audience gets reimagined with a five-track remix EP. Reworks span across a range of club niches by some of the scene’s most acclaimed artists: Special Request, Shanti Celeste, Priori, and Yu Su. Hayes Bradley’s Audience Remixed dives further into the underground by dissecting Audience’s dancefloor-centric collision of breakbeats, trip-hop, ambient textures, and refracting them across wildly different club languages — with vastly different reworks by innovators in their respective global scenes.
oskar med k, Izzy Bizu – Say No Prayer
oskar med k, has announced his debut album feel, to be released via 7Cult Records. Coinciding with the announcement, the Norwegian artist has unveiled the album’s latest single “say no prayer”. Featuring Izzy Bizu, whose vocal presence adds soul and character, the track bridges melodic house grooves with accessible pop-leaning vocals.
Fejká – Tape_X247 (Max Cooper Remix)
Fejká has announced his newest release ‘Azur (Deluxe)’, which coincides with the release of Max Cooper remix of ‘Tape_X247, via his newly launched label Coexist. The remix drifts between weightless atmospherics and subtly pulsing percussion, crafting an immersive journey that feels both cerebral and emotionally expansive. Having stepped into full creative autonomy, he launches Coexist as a platform for uncompromised artistic expression – with renewed clarity, ambition and momentum.
Kevin Knapp – Bell Ringer EP
Kevin Knapp joins Dirtybird’s Flight Week series with his new Bell Ringer EP. The titular ‘Bell Ringer’ kicks into high gear with the help of Mz Worthy and Life On Planets, pairing slick lyricism with cheeky production and ringing cowbells for a mischievous spark. On ‘Gorilla’, Knapp taps SHADED for a deep roller that slides with a charismatic swagger and undeniable groove.
BRVMES – Les Saisons EP
BRVMES is back on HypnoVizion with his five-track ‘Les Saisons’ EP. The EP leans into tension and restraint, balancing orchestral touches with jagged, industrial textures. ‘DOOM’ sets the tone with resonant motifs threaded through steely synth work, while tracks like ‘INTO ME’ and ‘fear is the mind killer’ veer between volatile surges and seismic breaks that propel the project forward with unrelenting force.
hhunter and Nadine Shah – Dancer
hhunter kicks off 2026 with ‘Dancer’, a high-impact rework of Nadine Shah’s critically acclaimed single ‘Greatest Dancer’, out via HE.SHE.THEY. Records. Hhunter flips the original’s smoky, cinematic tension into uncompromising peak-time force, locking Shah’s intimate vocal into a chassis of driving kicks, coiled bass weight and piston-tight percussion.
Oliver Heldens – Run
Oliver Heldens kicks off February with his new music single of 2026, “Run,” via Heldeep Records. “Run” pushes Oliver’s sound forward while maintaining the undeniable drive that defines his productions. Heldens leans into a garage-house direction, layered with progressive trance textures and his signature melodic flair. Rolling basslines, euphoric builds, and kinetic rhythms create a track that lives up to its name
Michelle Kash – Gravity (Stash Konig Remix)
Indie pop artist Michelle Kash returns with a new remix of her hypnotic dark-pop single, “Gravity,” created in collaboration with acclaimed producer, Stash Konig. In this new remix, Stash Konig propels “Gravity” into an expansive electronic realm, fusing New Age techno, underground house, and euphoric progressive soul. Kash’s smoky, soulful vocals glide over Konig’s pulsating production, creating a hypnotic soundscape. The song captures the irresistible pull between two lovers caught in the chaos of desire, confusion, and surrender.
SAMOH – Changing Worlds EP
SAMOH makes his KNTXT debut with high energy club-material ‘Changing Worlds’ EP. The Four-tracker out now on Charlotte de Witte’s imprint. ’Changing Worlds’ represents my approach to acid techno/trance in its most direct and energetic form. This EP comprises of three high energy tracks, followed by a more atmospheric closing piece that brings everything together.
JOHN SUMMIT, JULIA WOLF – WITH ME
John Summit releases his latest new music single “WITH ME” this February 2026 via Experts Only / Darkroom Records. Featuring alt-pop provocateur Julia Wolf, the song continues to expand Summit’s sonic world as he traverses into emo territory. “WITH ME” plays like a spell cast on the dance floor with something darker, more intimate, and emotionally charged. Haunted by lingering memories, unresolved desire, and the ache of absence. Summit’s production is both seductive and unsettling, built on layered synths, pulsing low end, and ghostly chopped vocals that blur the line between release and restraint.
Wave Wave – Feel The Pressure
Wave Wave levels up on debut EP ‘Feel The Pressure’, delivering a convulsion of underground pulse, controlled tension and zero compromise across two stellar club-ready tracks. Title track ‘Feel The Pressure’ is a dynamic meeting of two studio forces as Wave Wave taps Buenos Aires beatmaker FRANCO BA to step into the mix. With the temperature rising, ‘Back It Up’ brings pure ignition. Switching into a more direct, club-focused lane, Wave Wave locks into a tight tech house rhythm powered by punchy low-end and stripped-back, functional precision.
John Monkman – Signal
John Monkman returns with Signal, a focused, hardware-driven release landing on Australian label Vapour Records. Built around the Moog Voyager, Signal centres on raw analogue tone and sync-driven textures. Monkman pushed the instrument to its limits, looping the output back into itself to generate distortion directly from the hardware rather than relying on plug-ins.
Deetron & Seth Troxler – Each Step
Deetron collaborates multi-faceted Seth Troxler to rework ‘Each Step’ on Defected Records. First released in 2010, this collaboration between two of the best in the scene was a future-facing dose of Chicago-inspired acid house. ‘Each Step’ transforms the funk-fuelled vibes of the OG into a bassy club-focussed mix complete with Deetron’s sleek production and Seth Troxler’s poetic vocal.
Roddy Lima – Awake
Brazilian DJ and producer Roddy Lima continues his unstoppable ascent with the release of his new music single “AWAKE,” landing February 2026 on Drumcode as part of the label’s latest various artists compilation, DC4 Vol. 3. A deliciously pumping, late-night weapon, “AWAKE” showcases Roddy’s signature blend of driving techno and groove-led tech house. Hypnotic, stripped-back and primed for after-hours dancefloors, the track locks into a rolling rhythm before unfolding into a tightly controlled, high-impact club banger.
SORISA – Get Used To Me
17-year-old electropop artist Sorisa unveils a new single and music video, titled “Get Used To Me”. Track new music comes out via Atlantic Records this February 2026. Balancing electronic, alternative, and pop, his combustible genre alchemy powers up the track, layering iridescent vocals over gleefully buoyant beat-craft. “Get Used To Me” makes the jump into warp speed, fueled by inventive production and an instantly irresistible hook. Popping off in a storm of confetti, the accompanying visual mirrors the song’s euphoric unpredictability.
SHAB – It’s On You
International pop artist SHAB releases her new single “It’s On You”. “It’s On You” introduces a fresh chapter in SHAB’s sound, blending emotional pop vocals with sleek electronic production. Known for her empowering music and fashion-forward style, “It’s On You” reflects an evolution in Shab’s artistry, leaning further into dance music while maintaining the storytelling and vulnerability that has defined her career.
As the year gains momentum, February’s new music proves there’s no single direction defining electronic music right now. Only depth, diversity, and intent. These releases move effortlessly between the club and the personal, celebrating culture, collaboration, and craft.`
Whether you’re chasing emotional resonance, late-night tension, or hands-in-the-air euphoria, this month’s roundup offers plenty of reasons to keep your speakers loud and your playlists refreshed.
