by Welcome to New Music releases in EDM of September 2025 where the pulse of electronic music scene beats louder with each passing month. It rewires dance floors with sounds designed to surprise, challenge, and captivate. This month’s releases blurs boundaries between genres, stitched emotions into melodies, and reminded listeners why electronic music continues to evolve. From intimate headphone journeys to festival-ready tracks, September 2025 highlights prove that the scene thrives on reinvention rather than repetition.
Handpicked by EDMNOMAD, let’s dive into new music and hottest tracks out this September 2025:
Martin Garrix, Lauv, Matt Pridgyn – MAD (Matt Pridgyn Remix)
Matt Pridgyn’s Progressive House remix of MAD by Martin Garrix and Lauv transforms the summer track into a festival powerhouse following its #1 US dance radio success. Built on the original, this remix layers intricate synths and a euphoric 128 BPM drop driving beats over Lauv’s emotive vocals. Road-tested in Garrix’s 60,000-cap LA shows, Tomorrowland closers, and 10th-year Ibiza Ushuaïa residency, Pridgyn’s reimagination amplifies the track’s infectious energy, blending Garrix’s stadium-ready production with a fresh, dance floor igniting edge, making it a standout addition to their 2025 hit.
STEVE AOKI, GABRY PONTE – STEWPID
Steve Aoki and Gabry Ponte come together for STEWPID marking their reunion a year after their debut collaboration. This upbeat track channels festival-season adrenaline with lush dance-pop vocals. With smooth breakbeats, and a nostalgic four-to-the-floor rhythm, it urges ravers to dance with unapologetic joy. Inspired by a shared stage moment at Praja in Gallipoli, the track blends Aoki’s high-energy chaos with Ponte’s euphoric flair. It delivers a serotonin surge perfect for unfiltered dance floor memories.
Sub Zero Project – Won’t Let Me Down
Dutch duo Sub Zero Project storm into September 2025 with Won’t Let Me Down, their explosive new release on Tomorrowland Music. The track hits hard with raw kicks and electrifying synths, embodying the duo’s signature high-voltage hardstyle. Dutch vocalist Teddy Bee’s soaring performance injects emotion, layering vulnerability and resilience into the pounding drops. Already tested on Tomorrowland’s Mainstage, this anthem merges festival-sized energy with an emotional edge built for repeat play. Sub Zero Project once again prove why they dominate the hard dance scene this year with new music.
MORTEN & David Guetta – Lucky
MORTEN’s Lucky is a pulsating future rave new music track co-crafted with David Guetta coming out this September 2025. Bursting with a rap-infused hook—“Lucky, lucky, I’ve been winning/Clock don’t stop still spinnin’”—and maximalist beats, this track ignites festival stages like Tomorrowland with its euphoric techno edge. Reflecting MORTEN’s melodic mastery and Guetta’s pop-rave finesse, Lucky blends nostalgia with bold innovation, turning heads across European sports scenes and dance floors alike.
Fairlane – The Other Side
Fairlane’s The Other Side is an emotive electronic track co-written with Sarah de Warren. It captures the weight of struggle and the solace of support. Blending Fairlane’s lush, atmospheric production with de Warren’s soulful vocals, the track explores moments when life feels unbearable, celebrating the loved ones and inner strength that guide one through. A heartfelt thank you to those who stand by and a reminder of light beyond darkness, this collaboration born from their 2025 creative session offers a moving, uplifting journey for listeners facing their own battles.
Justus – You Are My X
Justus’ You Are My X, ignites dance floors with its explosive blend of textured synths, a pulsating bassline, and a hypnotic vocal hook. Launched on the newly minted Just Records, this track showcases Justus Schipper’s innovative spirit, honed through collaborations with Kaskade and Armin van Buuren. Embodying euphoria and creative freedom, this new music track stands as a platform of experimental sound, captivating listeners with its chaotic energy and emotional depth and comes out this September 2025.
Nic Fanciulli – La Luna
Nic Fanciulli’s La Luna released via This Never Happened is an emotive, melody-drenched house track celebrating the label’s 20th anniversary. Crafted as an end-of-night closer, this single road-tested throughout 2024. It radiates connection, blending lush grooves with heartfelt textures to send listeners home smiling. As the lead track from an upcoming Saved compilation, La Luna embodies the label’s groove-first philosophy. It showcases Fanciulli’s knack for crafting timeless, floor-moving moments.
Monolink – Perfect World
Monolink’s Perfect World marks a shift from his signature four-on-the-floor sound to a hypnotic UK garage and breakbeat groove. The track weaves Steffen Linck’s contemplative vocals with warm synths and shuffling percussion, creating an intimate yet kinetic soundscape. One that pulses with restless energy, reflecting themes of modern distraction and disconnection. Its melodically rich, spacious arrangement feels like a heartbeat, resonating with unspoken emotion. Crafted in rural Germany, this track showcases Monolink’s blend of live instrumentation and electronic depth, captivating listeners from headphones to festival stages.
Deny K – Caliente
Deny K’s Caliente, released via EMPIRE, is a scorching EDM anthem that fuses Colombian urban flair with pulsating electronic beats. This latest single fires up dance floors with its infectious Latin passion, blending vibrant rhythms and high-energy production to create a border-transcending party starter. Accompanied by a cinematic music video shot in Rome’s vibrant streets, Caliente captures Deny K’s vision of uniting cultures through music and movement. Designed to lift spirits and spark instant dance floor euphoria, Caliente radiates cosmopolitan energy.
The Organism – Children’s Dance
The Organism’s Children’s Dance is the second single from his forthcoming album Evolution. This is a playful, light-hearted track that marks a shift from the introspective lead single Delight. It weaves subtle sensitivity and fluid movement into the Ukrainian producer’s signature indie dance sound. Infused with ecological awareness, Children’s Dance expands the album’s narrative, blending personal expression with a call for environmental consciousness. Paired with Evolution’s striking 3D visuals depicting reimagined waste as art, the track embodies The Organism’s mission to inspire change through music.
Odd Mob, OMNOM, HYPERBEAM – System
HYPERBEAM, the electrifying alliance of Australian producer Odd Mob and American innovator OMNOM, unveils System, released via Insomniac Records. This ravvy tech-house banger, infused with bass-driven intensity, flips M.I.A.’s GRAMMY-nominated Paper Planes into a raw, unexpected club weapon that catches listeners off-guard. System amplifies HYPERBEAM’s signature unpredictable energy. Road-tested across 2025’s festival circuit—from EDC Las Vegas to Electric Forest—this track’s bold, infectious groove the puts Odd Mob and OMNOM’s reign as dance music disruptors, ready to dominate global dance floors.
Huminal – Starlight Folly
Huminal’s Starlight Folly, released via This Never Happened, is a melodic house odyssey that showcases the Dutch producer’s signature vibrant sound. Unveiled in his Inner Rhythms 021 mix, this track weaves ethereal synths with driving techno rhythms, creating a cinematic journey that’s both emotive and dance floor-ready. Jelle Jansen’s knack for blending organic textures with crisp, melodic structures shines, offering a soaring, atmospheric escape. As a follow-up to his acclaimed releases on labels like Purified and Einmusika, Starlight Folly positions Huminal’s as a visionary in progressive electronic music, perfect for festival sets and introspective late-night vibes.
Maddix & Potatoheadz – Mix The Master
Maddix and Potatoheadz reignite the early-2000s rave scene with their rework of Mix The Master via EXTATIC Records/Revealed Recordings. The Dutch powerhouse transforms the 2001 anthem into a modern festival juggernaut. It blends nostalgic old-school vibes with his signature big-room techno and hard-edged rave energy. Packed with thunderous beats and electrifying drops, this track captures the raw, crowd-igniting spirit of Maddix’s All Day Rave movement.
Solomun – Don’t Give Up
Solomun’s Don’t Give Up, released via MAHOOL in collaboration with SNK, is a cinematic masterpiece from the Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves soundtrack. This slow-burning electronic gem unspools with atmospheric tension, layering progressive rhythms and minimal synths into a masterclass of dynamic restraint. Before erupting into a hard-hitting, it is a deliberate payoff perfect for club chaos or battlefield intensity. The track embodies his quest for emotional depth and dancefloor synergy. He notes: “It’s always about finding the balance between the perfect sound. The emotion that captures you and never forgetting that it has to work on the dance floor.”
SICKICK & Vikkstar feat. Aloe Blacc – Lonely Together
SICKICK, Vikkstar, and Grammy-nominated Aloe Blacc unite for Lonely Together. The track delivers a soul-stirring anthem of connection amid isolation. Aloe Blacc’s soaring vocals, intertwine with SICKICK’s vibrant synths and Vikkstar’s uplifting melodies, crafting a cathartic, dancefloor-ready escape. This trio blends electronic fervor with emotional depth, urging listeners to “play it loud and let it move you,” as SICKICK notes. A feel-everything record for dreamers and dancers, Lonely Together resonates with universal longing, amplified by Blacc’s activism and the duo’s global influence.
Stirling – Don’t Be Fooled
Don’t Be Fooled by Stirling is a bass-driven Tech House new music banger coming out this September 2025. Packed with rolling low-end grooves, sharp percussion, and hypnotic spoken lyrics, this stripped-back club track channels underground grit into an infectious, late-night anthem. Backed by Don Diablo’s label Hexhibition, Don’t Be Fooled showcases his command of rhythm and atmosphere.
Woesum – HowManyDays? (jackzebra & DJ Ess Remix)
Woesum’s HowManyDays? (jackzebra & DJ Ess Remix), released via Twin Tunes, transforms the original into a pulsating club anthem. Infusing the 145 BPM trance base with jackzebra’s inventive hip-hop beats and DJ Ess’s sharp mixing, this remix heightens the atmospheric tension with layered rhythms. Following Woesum’s Drain Gang roots, the track blends nostalgic vibes with modern energy. This one delivers a hit that resonates with both introspection and raw excitement.
Vidojean, Oliver Loenn – Dark Forest
Dark Forest by Vidojean & Oliver Loenn’s is a mesmerizing melodic house journey that blends euphoria with a progressive depth. Built on a hypnotic groove, the track layers deep basslines, pulsating rhythms, and cinematic synths. It crafts an otherworldly soundscape that evokes the thrill of being lost in an untamed mystery. With atmospheric builds and soaring breakdowns balancing darkness and light, it captures a sense of discovery. A must hear new music track releasing this September 2025.
KAF3R – Wow
KAF3R’s Wow marks the artist debut on Adam Beyer’s label ‘Truesoul’, following his 2024 Drumcode standout Lost in Space with Konstantin Sibold. Inspired by an analog wobble sound, this high-energy techno track fuses a driving tectonic bassline, hypnotic vocals, and a memorable lead synth into a powerful mood elevator designed for big moments. First road-tested by Beyer at Drumsheds and now championed by his hero Vintage Culture, Wow blends fresh ideas from Brazil’s new electronic wave with intense, festival-ready vibes.
HUGEL, Niconé, Sascha Braemer, Tony Romera – Caje
HUGEL, Niconé & Sascha Braemer, Tony Romera, and Mydoz unite for Caje, released via Defected Records. It revives a Balearic classic with a vibrant summer twist. Originally featured on Niconé & Sascha Braemer’s 2011 LP Romantic Thrills, this reimagined house anthem blends HUGEL’s Latin and Afro house influences with Tony Romera’s innovative production and Mydoz’s fresh energy. The result is an upbeat new music, Ibiza-ready track that escalates the original’s understated groove into a festival staple coming out this September 2025. It showcases the quintet’s seamless fusion of global sounds and dance floor dynamism.
Topic, Fireboy DML, Nico Santos – Body
Topic, Fireboy DML, and Nico Santos ignite the late-summer scene with Body, released via Virgin Records. This new music track is a cabana-ready Afro-house anthem brimming with global flair coming out this September 2025. Driven by chugging percussion and Topic’s precise, melody-rich production, the track offers breathing room for Fireboy DML’s sultry verses and Nico Santos’ smooth delivery, revisiting their 2015 Home collaboration with renewed depth. A decade later, this reunion transcends nostalgia, blending Topic’s borderless sound with the duo’s evolved artistry and Fireboy’s infectious heat. Declaring “no options, no delays—just love, here for life,” Body stands as a summer record, perfect for endless replays.
Ari – Sunset
Ari’s Sunset coming out via OVAVA Music, is a Burning Man-ready melodic techno track that captures a timeless dance floor moment. Crafted by the Belgian producer, this track weaves ethereal textures over a warm, grounding bassline, creating a dreamlike space where light and shadow merge. Designed for emotional depth, its gradual build dissolves into a calm, euphoric close, perfect for ending sets with profound resonance. Sunset reflects Ari’s emotive style spanning Afro House to Deep Techno genre’s and is a looked forward to new music track coming out this September 2025.
Tommy Veanud – Summertime Sadness
Tommy Veanud reimagines Lana Del Rey’s Summertime Sadness with an Afro House twist. The Ukrainian DJ and producer, aka Artem Dunaev, infuses the iconic track with Afro-inspired percussion, melodic synths, and a newly recorded male vocal, crafting a dancefloor track that blends emotive depth with vibrant festival energy. Designed to inspire love, dreams, and hope, this cover transforms the original’s melancholy into a barefoot summer rain dance. It highlights Veanud’s knack for merging heartfelt songwriting with club-ready grooves.
SexyBack – Justin Timberlake (Agents Of Time & Victor Garde Rework)
Agents Of Time and Victor Garde unveil a re-imagination of Justin Timberlake’s SexyBack, released via Time Machine. This electrifying rework fuses the Italian duo’s hypnotic techno edge with Garde’s rising flair, transforming the 2006 classic into a festival-dominating anthem. Already a viral sensation boosted by Anyma & John Summit’s Ibiza UNVRS set and road-tested at Tomorrowland 2025, the track’s unstoppable momentum storms dance floors and social media, marking a standout moment in Agents Of Time’s landmark year.
Sugar (feat. Francesco Yates) [Zerb Remix] by Robin Schulz
Robin Schulz’s Sugar (feat. Francesco Yates) [Zerb Remix] reimagines the 2015 club classic with a vibrant twist by Brazilian producer Zerb. Marking the track’s 10th anniversary, Zerb infuses swirling synths, disco handclaps, and driving bass lines into the original’s deep house foundation, elevating Francesco Yates’ soulful vocals into a golden-hour anthem. This euphoric remix blends nostalgic warmth with fresh energy, celebrating a decade of dance floor dominance while hinting at the night’s impending thrill.
Moon – Alex Wann, Malachiii & bees & honey
Alex Wann, Malachiii, and bees & honey unite for Moon, released via Insomniac Records. It delivers a hypnotic Afro House track. Anchored by Malachiii’s soaring vocals riding radiant piano chords and twinkling melodies this groove-driven track blends Wann’s rich production with bees & honey’s atmospheric refrains. It creates a deep, soulful soundscape. Perfect for sunset rooftops or late-night dance floors, its warm bassline and infectious rhythms capture a gravitational pull.
Stop Go – KASIA, Khainz & Mariz
KASIA, Khainz, and Mariz unite for Stop Go, released via Tomorrowland Music delivering a transcendent melodic techno masterpiece. Blending KASIA’s mystical percussion with Khainz’s bass-heavy precision and Mariz’s aggressive yet enchanting grooves, the track weaves driving rhythms, ethereal vocals, and euphoric synths into a dynamic journey. Capturing the tension between motion and stillness, it balances raw dance floor power with introspective emotion. It makes this track a hypnotic peak-time anthem that resonates deeply with rave enthusiasts.
Sweating by Danny Avila & Rome Fortune
Danny Avila and Rome Fortune unleash Sweating, a high-octane Mainstage Techno anthem born in Avila’s Lisbon studio in a whirlwind two-hour session. This track fuses Avila’s cutting-edge techno beats with Rome Fortune’s raw, sweat-inducing vocals, built around a gripping melody hook. With pounding low-end power, crisp percussion, and relentless energy, it bridges underground grit with festival spectacle, igniting dance-floors since its summer debut in Avila’s sets.
NEED 2 KNOW – FISE
FISE’s NEED 2 KNOW, dives into the artist’s darker sonic realm with a relentless club-ready groove. Layering ominous soundscapes, fractured percussion, and distorted bass lines, this track builds tension into explosive peaks, blending mechanical precision with cinematic unease. This solo effort showcases FISE’s sound design, delivering a thrilling, immersive experience that resonates live, as he notes: “a menacing, immersive experience that hits hard.” A standout addition to his HypnoVizion catalog, it keeps listeners on edge with its powerful payoff.
Tambora by Faul & Wad, MËSTIZA & Martina Camargo
Faul & Wad, MËSTIZA, and Latin Grammy-nominee Martina Camargo unite for Tambora, delivering a vibrant Latin House track. Driven by Spanish guitar riffs, shuffling drums, and a purring bassline, the track captures summer’s essence. It is enriched by Camargo’s soulful Afro-Colombian vocals that echo her heritage’s Tambora tradition, symbolizing identity, resistance, and healing. MËSTIZA’s flamenco flair and Faul & Wad’s rhythmic finesse, honed from Changes to Therapy, create a crisp, dance floor-ready sound. One that blends ancestral memory with modern groove, inviting listeners to reconnect and revel.
Lost In The Feeling – MistaJam feat. Nu-La
MistaJam’s Lost In The Feeling is a euphoric set-closer featuring Nu-La’s spirited vocals, blending pulsing synths and a rolling bassline into an emotional dance floor triumph. Crafted as the ultimate DJ weapon, this track is refined through live testing bridges raw energy with heartfelt resonance. This track showcases the artists’ seamless fusion of radio-ready appeal and underground grit, creating unforgettable moments for fans worldwide.
KOKO – Mathame
Mathame’s KOKO is a high-voltage EmoTech banger that channels dark, minimal techno with emotional depth. Built on a percolating beat, menacing rave synths, and hazy vocals, this club weapon reinterprets the duo’s street hip-hop roots. It explores the tension of breaking free from one’s “cocoon” comfort zone. The track debuted with stunning visuals at Ibiza’s UNVRS, following their Tomorrowland triumphs. KOKO guarantees strobe-lit euphoria for smoke-filled dance floors.
By the Light of the Moon – Seven Lions (feat. Kerli)
Seven Lions reunites with Kerli for By the Light of the Moon, as the lead single from his upcoming album Asleep in the Garden of Infernal Stars. This ethereal track blends soaring cinematic production with Kerli’s haunting vocals, evoking a dreamlike nostalgia that deepens their 2014 Worlds Apart collaboration. Rooted in Seven Lions’ trance and metal influences, it offers a raw, transcendent glimpse into his latest chapter, reflecting his quest for individuality amid the EDM noise.
I’m 2 Weak – Crumb Pit & Emilia Ali
Crumb Pit and Emilia Ali unite for I’m 2 Weak, released via Dim Mak, crafting a UKG duet that merges Britpop grit with silky pop vocals. This emotionally charged collaboration blends Crumb Pit’s textured electronic edge with Ali’s heartfelt delivery, exploring the weight of love and regret evoked by lyrics like “when the weight breaks through the casing.” A cathartic track born from a spark of mutual inspiration, it balances dance-floor energy with introspective depth, marking another addition to both artists’ evolving discographies.
REESE by HI-LO
HI-LO’s REESE is a peak-time techno tribute to Kevin Saunderson’s legendary bass line sound, marking the Dutch producer’s annual high-caliber outing on Adam Beyer’s imprint. Driven by a hypnotic riff and silky chord progression, this headrush track masterfully balances darkness and light. REESE epitomizes HI-LO’s prolific 2025, blending underground intensity with global house influences for an unrelenting dance floor track.
Lost My Ya Dom – Spencer Brown (Hernán Cattáneo & Kevin Di Serna Mix)
Spencer Brown’s Lost My Ya Dom (Hernán Cattáneo & Kevin Di Serna Mix) reimagines the euphoric original with a peak-time progressive twist. Inspired by Thailand’s mystic energy, the track’s bouncing groove and emotional uplift are elevated by the Argentine duo’s signature atmospheric tension and cinematic flair, preserving its heartfelt core. T
Fall Right Back – Vic Latino (feat. georgiaxx)
Vic Latino and rising star georgiaxx deliver Fall Right Back via 4G1B Music, a mesmerizing Afrohouse track that blends hypnotic grooves with intimate allure. Featuring deep, pulsating rhythms and a melodic build of warm tension, the production shines with Vic Latino’s sleek craftsmanship. While georgiaxx’s ethereal, commanding vocals weave vulnerability and strength into the mix. Perfect for candlelit lounges or sunrise festival stages, this collaboration invites listeners to lose themselves in its sensual soundscape. This is one great new music track coming out this September 2025.
Open Arms – SimbaSōl & Timo Maas
SimbaSōl and Timo Maas come together for Open Arms delivering a soul-stirring melodic house anthem. This collaboration fuses SimbaSōl’s earth-driven grooves and expansive synthscapes with Maas’s techno legacy, featuring a gorgeous falsetto that radiates hope. Chunky drums march beneath sprinkled percussion and smeared chords, rising like a new dawn to evoke universal pain and joy. A rousing track that transforms dance floors into spaces of freedom and connection. Open Arms leaves an inescapable emotional imprint.
Fall Right Back by Vic Latino feat. georgiaxx
Vic Latino and rising star georgiaxx deliver Fall Right Back, a seductive Afrohouse journey. With deep, pulsating grooves and hypnotic energy, the track blends Vic Latino’s sleek, tension-building production with georgiaxx’s ethereal yet powerful vocals, merging vulnerability and strength. Perfect for candlelit lounges. It’s alive and it’s evolving soundscape invites listeners to surrender to its melodic warmth, creating an experience that lingers after the beat fades.
Smoke Show – Mz Worthy, Clayton William & L.O.P. LIFE
Mz Worthy, Clayton William, and L.O.P. LIFE ignite Smoke Show, a cheeky house banger charged with rocking guitar riffs and playful vocal hooks. Merging Mz Worthy’s bold rhythms, Clayton William’s polished production, and L.O.P. LIFE’s charismatic mic presence, the track embodies the label’s fearless experimentation. A mischievous fusion of individuality and groove, it’s primed to dominate clubs with its infectious, irreverent energy.
Deep Clear Water – GRiZ & GRYFFIN
GRiZ and GRYFFIN unite for Deep Clear Water delivers a unique electronic crossover blending GRiZ’s explosive bass energy with GRYFFIN’s soaring melodies. This track first teased at Lollapalooza’s Perry’s Stage creates a massive, emotive soundscape. A standout from GRiZ’s 2025 resurgence and GRYFFIN’s elemental-inspired run, it fuses raw power with uplifting vibes.
GQTECH – Ape Drums & DJ Lag
Ape Drums and DJ Lag’s GQTECH is a Afro-tech/Gqom fusion that marks the first merger of these African-born genres. It delivers a slow-burning storm of pulsating percussion, hypnotic chants, signature Gqom synths, and techno-inspired beats. The track builds cinematically from atmospheric textures and deep bass lines to an explosive polyrhythmic release, blending Ape Drums’ globally influenced bounce with DJ Lag’s raw Gqom power.
Layover – TUKAN
TUKAN’s Layover is a pulsating live electronic track that follows their acclaimed sophomore album Human Drift. Recorded in a single take with a full live band setup featuring Nathan on keys, Andrea on guitar, Samuel on bass, and Alexandre on drums. The track blends deep bass lines, glowing synth layers, and sharp melodies into an unrelenting groove. Inspired by the fusion of stage and crowd, as the band notes, it’s a testament to their organic electronic sophistication.
Need U To Go (Red Light, Green Light) – Le Twins
Le Twins’ Need U To Go (Red Light, Green Light) reimagines Duke Dumont’s 2013 classic with a dark, futuristic techno twist, blending pulsing grooves, hypnotic rhythms, and seductive robotic vocals into an electrifying club weapon. The Colombian duo, brothers Mario and Sergio Le Twins, infuse their Latin American flair with modern energy. Drawing from unreleased edits tested in live sets where crowd interactions inspired the “Green Light, Red Light” vocal hook.
Move – TH;EN & Pavel Petrov
TH;EN and Pavel Petrov’s collaborate for Move, a groove-driven melodic techno track coming out this September 2025. One that fuses deep house boundaries with forward-thinking precision. The mix centers on a striking vocal line over a meticulously crafted low-end, blending TH;EN’s melodic depth rooted in his boundary-pushing house/techno. With Petrov’s groove-led impact, as heard in his EXE Audio releases. As TH;EN notes, the vocals and groove “complement each other in a way that gives the track its own character,” while Petrov praises its sound system-crushing low end.
Punch Drunk Feeling – TWENTY SIX (feat. David Hugo)
TWENTY SIX’s Punch Drunk Feeling (feat. David Hugo), released via Tomorrowland Music, is a pulsating tech house track. One that captures the dizzy euphoria of peak-time nights with its driving bass line, crisp percussion, and intoxicating vocal hooks. The Italian producer’s grooves blends hypnotic intensity and delirium. It blurs euphoria and ecstasy. The track captures that dizzy, ecstatic state when the night takes over and the music becomes all-consuming.
Crystallized – John Summit (feat. Inéz)
John Summit’s Crystallized (feat. Inéz) is a new music house/techno anthem releasing this September 2025 that fuses the Chicago producer’s signature high-energy drops. With Inéz’s ethereal, emotive vocals, creating a festival-ready banger teased in sets at Tomorrowland Week 1 and Outside Lands. The track is in an uplifting key, building from introspective verses like “I loved you once, won’t do it twice” to euphoric builds and pulsating drops, blending melodic house warmth with Summit’s high-energy production.
Anomaly (feat. Poo Bear) by shndō
shndō’s Anomaly (feat. Poo Bear) is a soulful melodic house track born from a spontaneous late-night session, capturing the magic of rare connections through crisp grooves, emotional depth, and Poo Bear’s feel-good vocals. The track blends shndō’s signature production with Poo Bear’s hummed melodies that evolved from mumbled ideas into a full track. This is one new music track that one should check out this September 2025.
Upon Your Skin – Vintage Culture (feat. Noah Kulaga)
Vintage Culture’s Upon Your Skin (feat. Noah Kulaga) is a stirring melodic house & techno anthem that kicks off the imprint with a hypnotic groove and emotive introspection. The track blends crisp production and addictive toplines with Kulaga’s grainy, indie-leaning vocals. It delivers confessional lyrics such as “One day / You woke up and wondered where it went / And the sunlight / Had lost its warmth upon your skin,” evoking themes of lost warmth and renewal. The new music track honors his roots while uniting club-ready energy with DIY intimacy and is must listen this September 2025. Its lingering chorus and cross-border collaboration with Munich-based Kulaga, whose jazz-infused songwriting adds disarming humanity, stand out as highlights.
Alive & Cielo – Luciano
Luciano’s Alive and Cielo, released via SNK in collaboration with MAHOOL, are two vibrant guitar-laden originals marking the Chilean-Swiss legend’s first productions of the year. This is for the Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves soundtrack, curated by Salvatore Ganacci alongside contributions from Solomun, Alok, Steve Aoki, Alan Walker, and others. Pivoting from his stripped-down club sound, Alive delivers expansive breakbeat textures with nostalgic rave undertones and glowing synths. While Cielo channels breezy disco-house rhythms with soft-spoken vocal chops and warming guitar tones, creating a transportive, open-air punch. As two sides of the same coin, Alive atmospheric and Cielo focused these cuts, prioritize feeling over flash.
We Say Yes, Vol 1 – LP Giobbi
LP Giobbi’s We Say Yes, Vol 1 is a seven-track compilation celebrating the unifying spirit of rave culture with an eclectic mix of house and electronic artistry. Kicking off with Natura Umana—a harmonic collaboration with Alex Kennon, the collection features EMJIE’s uplifting Hurt Me No More. Inda Jani & Ghezz’s bass-heavy Richman, and Fundido’s remix of LP Giobbi’s Take My Hand. Baby Weight’s chunky Feral, Disfreq & mOat’s transformative take on Kate Bush’s Running Up That Hill, and JOPLYN’s hard-hitting Fired Up round out the set, showcasing a blend of established and rising talents. Reflecting LP Giobbi’s ethos of positivity and community—“highlighting unity and inclusivity on the dance floor”—this debut compilation fuses timeless rave sounds with dance floor verve.
By the Light of the Moon – Seven Lions (feat. Kerli)
Seven Lions’ By the Light of the Moon (feat. Kerli) serves as the ethereal lead single from his forthcoming album Asleep in the Garden of Infernal Stars, set for December 2025. Reuniting with Estonian vocalist Kerli after their 2014 hit Worlds Apart, the 5:30 track at 138 blends soaring cinematic production with Kerli’s vocals, evoking a dreamlike atmosphere. One that bridges nostalgia and evolution with lyrics reflecting celestial longing. Inspired by his trance and metal roots, Seven Lions crafts a raw, transcendent soundscape with this track.
Halfstep – TRICKSTAR
TRICKSTAR’s Halfstep, is a hard-hitting trap banger that features punchy drums, a digital kick, and a catchy synth line for adrenaline-pumping dance floors. The track builds from groovy builds to explosive drops, blending intricate production—honed by former solo artists Ookay and Bailo—with crowd-tested fun, as they share: “We wanted to create a fun festival trap record based on the vibes of the trip!”
Rumors – Romy Janssen (feat. Lazarusman)
Romy Janssen’s Rumors (feat. Lazarusman is a vocal-driven Afro house track. One that fuses a sticky, groove-rich beat with sharp, rhythmic synthwork and Lazarusman’s commanding spoken-word delivery. The track builds on textured intensity with a druckvoller, eingängiger beat anchoring the low end, blending Janssen’s precise, emotive production—rooted in her Afro/melodic house style—with Lazarusman’s Grammy-nominated spoken-word power.
808 HYMN – Erin LeCount
Erin LeCount’s 808 HYMN is an art-pop/baroque-pop single that showcases her self-taught production ability. It blends beautiful vocals with expansive orchestration, including orchestra strings, drum machines, and synths. The 4:03 track reflects a personal narrative—born from a late-night walk where she felt an 808 kick drum heartbeat and existential unease—delivering diaristic lyrics like a “tempo to run to” amid themes of vulnerability and self-reliance.
Elegibo – Francis Mercier (feat. Margareth Menezes, Relight Orchestra & DJ Andrea)
Francis Mercier’s Elegibo (feat. Margareth Menezes, Relight Orchestra & DJ Andrea), is an Afro house revival of the 2007 Billboard World Chart-topping anthem, infusing tribal percussion, brooding piano chords, and glossy synth lines with Menezes’ iconic Portuguese vocal chants for a modern global dancefloor weapon. The blends Mercier’s signature sensibilities—post-Sauti remixes—with the original’s Afro-Brazilian heritage.
House Party – Armin van Buuren & Nicole Moudaber
Armin van Buuren and Nicole Moudaber’s House Party, is a taut techno-trance fusion that marks their first-ever collaboration. This blends van Buuren’s trance mastery with Moudaber’s sharp techno edge for a high-energy peak-time banger. The track is driven by a relentless groove, soaring synths, and repetitive vocal hooks like “I wanna go to a house party,” evoking euphoric dance floor chaos. Produced by Arctic Moon, Truewave, Alex Tepper, Moudaber, and Pete Hammerton, it follows van Buuren’s Techno Trance with Adam Beyer, earning early spins in Moudaber’s sets and acclaim for its genre-smashing intensity.
It Feels So Good – Sonique (Conductor & The Cowboy Amnesia Mix)
Sonique’s It Feels So Good (Conductor & The Cowboy Amnesia Mix) celebrates the millennium-defining 2000 hit with a revitalized 9:08 trance/house remix, blending ethereal vocals with deep bass lines, shimmering synths, and breakbeat grooves. This updated version of the Conductor & The Cowboy classic—featuring lyrics like “It feels so good to give it up”— infuses a powerful new club-ready spirit while preserving its nostalgic rave essence.
Faith – Giorgia Angiuli x MR.BLACK
Giorgia Angiuli and MR.BLACK’s Faith is a high-energy hybrid techno/future psytrance track that captures the magic of colliding worlds with spiritual undertones, bold vision, and dynamic rhythms. The track blends Angiuli’s melodic techno sound rooted in her Life and Death legacy—with MR.BLACK’s psytrance flair, featuring hypnotic synths, pulsating bass, and ethereal vocals that evoke trust and authenticity. As the duo shares, it’s “about believing in the magic that happens when two worlds collide”.
I See You – Audien
Audien’s I See You is the fifth single from his upcoming album First Love. It is a deeply personal project blending melody and emotion to explore deeper connections and inner fireworks that unite people. The track showcases an uplifting key, floating through euphoric synths and intimate builds with lyrics like “Never had a taste of danger / Left my body running cold / Now in the eyes of a stranger / You set a fire to my bones,” evoking intimacy, radiance, and hope for a feel-good dance floor escape.
Lost In You – Giuseppe Ottaviani (feat. Becca Krueger)
Giuseppe Ottaviani teams up with Becca Krueger for ‘Lost in You’, a track that blurs the lines between hard dance drive and classic trance sensibilities. Becca’s vocal hooks are instant earworms, edgy yet euphoric, inspiring Giuseppe to explore beyond his usual sound palette. The outcome is a fusion of high-octane hard dance rhythm and trance’s emotive pull, delivering a floor-dominating cut that feels equal parts daring and timeless.
Big Fun – THEMBA x Inner City
THEMBA’s Big Fun, is a late-night Afro house rework of Inner City’s 1988 Detroit techno classic, weaving Paris Grey’s unmistakable vocals into sharp percussion, immersive sound design, and hypnotic grooves for an Ibiza-bound summer anthem. The track THEMBA’s palette with the original’s euphoric energy—produced by Kevin Saunderson and Arthur Forest—creating kinetic, equal parts nostalgic and modern.
Uyankenteza – Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Afro Warriors & Toshi
Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Afro Warriors, and Toshi’s Uyankenteza is an anthemic Afro house track built around a captivating vocal hook that fuses infectious rhythms, tribal percussion, and soaring synths for festival and club energy. The mix runs 6:39, blending the Dutch duo’s groovy production with Afro Warriors’ percussive depth and Toshi’s soulful Zulu vocals—translating to “What are you doing?”—creating a hypnotic, crowd-uniting vibe. A September 2025 favorite new music track, it electrifies crowds with its rhythm and positivity.
Angels – TELYKAST x Loek
TELYKAST and Loek’s Angels, is a captivating melodic house track that hooks listeners with an enigmatic arpeggio, blending mystery, mounting suspense, and expert melodies into a soundscape elevated by stunning vocals channeling deep hopelessness. The track features the lyrics “Oh run like a river / With every turn I’m calling your name / Trying to escape into the night,” creating an emotional mark that lingers with euphoric builds and introspective depth.
Travel Light – Kraak & Smaak (feat. IVAR)
Kraak & Smaak’s Travel Light (feat. IVAR), is a vibrant orchestral dive into 70s disco, bursting with cinematic flair through swelling string arrangements, funk-drenched guitar licks, and extended grooves, anchored by IVAR’s commanding vocals. The track showcases the Dutch trio’s analogue-rich production with soulful uplift, creating a groove-heavy anthem tailored for main stages. Its nostalgic yet contemporary finesse, sets the stage for their Velvet Seas album.
Supernova – Z3LLA
Z3LLA’s Supernova, released via Dim Mak, is a high-octane electronic dance anthem that follows their 2024 #1 hit Why Should I?. It blends pop-driven songwriting with fierce energy through punchy drums, chaotic synths, and a driving bass line for a festival-ready weapon. Crafted by bestie duo Juj and Kiana, the track features infectious vocals and catchy hooks—born from a teased ballad transformed into a dance banger—evoking peak-time euphoria.
Interior – Zimmer90
Zimmer90’s Interior is the German indie pop duo’s debut album. A 10-track sanctuary of electronic pop blended with organic textures, live instruments, and dreamy productions that reflect creative chaos meeting structured calm. As Josch and Finn explain: “In our lives as musicians we often get pulled in different directions… We found clarity by looking inward.” The album— featuring tracks like Feel Myself, Wait For You, Learn To Let You Go (ft. Balu Brigada), and Yours & Mine—offers introspective simplicity. A must check new music album for this September 2025.
Love Will Find A Way – Alok & Gui Boratto (feat. House Of EL)
Alok and Gui Boratto’s Love Will Find A Way (feat. House Of EL), released via Spinnin’ Records under the Controversia imprint, is an uplifting melodic house track. One that fuses Alok’s global festival energy with Boratto’s atmospheric production. It features House Of EL’s soulful vocals in a 3:02 track of hope and connection. Building from shimmering synths and warm bass lines to euphoric drops, the track captures a radiant, feel-good vibe with lyrics emphasizing resilience and love’s persistence.
Smooth – The Chainsmokers
The Chainsmokers’ Smooth, is a euphoric electronic pop single that opens with airy textures and delicate piano. It then erupts into a full-scale banger with shimmering synths, crisp percussion, and a surging beat, balancing atmospheric beauty with dance floor power. The track explores reflective themes of regret and liberation through lyrics like “I let the bottle talk again / Said something stupid about the other night,” evolving from a teased ID in live sets to a crowd-igniting track.
Gryffin & GRiZ – Deep Clear Water
This September 2025 electronic collaboration fuses Gryffin’s soaring, euphoric melodies with GRiZ’s genre-bending bass energy, creating a refreshing new music crossover track that’s both innovative and soul-soothing. Debuting at Lollapalooza in August 2025, it evokes themes of healing and fearlessness, with lyrics like “I’ve found myself here / In deep, clear water / Gonna let myself heal” setting a meditative tone amid pulsating drops.
ILLENIUM, Tom Grennan & Alna – Forever
ILLENIUM’s single “Forever” delves into the ache of unresolved heartbreak and emotional limbo. It blends his signature widescreen future bass production with neon synths, hypnotic beats, and a cathartic drop. Alna’s vulnerable verses (“I’m not above sinking in it / Going right back to relive it”) contrast Tom Grennan’s defiant hooks. It culminates in the pleading chorus: “Tell me, did we almost have forever?” The track follows ILLENIUM’s house-leaning “Refuge / Ur Alive” bundle, reaffirming his knack for cinematic, fragile electronic anthems.
Upon Your Skin – Vintage Culture
Vintage Culture’s September 2025 new music melodic house track “Upon Your Skin,” featuring Noah Kulaga, serves as the inaugural release on his newly launched label Affairs. It blends crisp, club-ready production with indie-tinged songwriting and Brazilian-rooted grooves for a hypnotic, emotionally resonant vibe. The track’s shimmering build—marked by an addictive topline and pulsating 127 BPM, culminating in peak-time energy, underscored by Kulaga’s warm, disarming vocals evoking lost warmth and reconnection.
Me Musta – Eli Brown
Eli Brown’s high-octane 2025 techno banger “Me Gusta” (featuring GeezLy, likely the intended “Me Musta” variant) delivers unrelenting warehouse energy with gritty basslines, razor-sharp synth stabs. One with a relentless 130+ BPM drive that cements his status as a UK house-techno force. The track erupts into chaotic drops infused with Latin flair, perfect for underground raves or mainstage takeovers, building on Brown’s recent Essential Mix appearances and collabs like his remix of Dom Dolla’s “San Frandisco.”
Everything We Touch – Steve Aoki & Cascada
Steve Aoki’s remix of Cascada’s iconic “Everytime We Touch” (titled here as “Everything We Touch” in a fresh lyrical twist) reignites the 2005 Eurodance classic with turbo-charged drops, ’90s rave synths, and cinematic chaos at 150 BPM. It features newly recorded vocals from original singer Maggie Reilly for a nostalgic yet stadium-shattering revival. The track pulses with euphoric builds and Aoki’s signature adrenaline, capturing timeless themes of longing while blasting it into modern EDM territory.
Destino – CamelPhat & Zafrir
CamelPhat and Zafrir’s brooding September 2025 melodic house collaboration for new music track “Destino” weaves dark, atmospheric layers with driving percussion and emotive swells. It craftis a journey that’s equal parts shadowy introspection and hypnotic dance floor propulsion. The track’s tension-building arpeggios and subtle vocal chops evoke a sense of fateful wanderlust, aligning with CamelPhat’s penchant for genre-blending depth seen in their Pacha Ibiza residencies and remixes like Samantha Loveridge’s “Backtrack.” This one offers a fresh, immersive cut for late-night sets that bridges underground grit with melodic euphoria.
Radiate – KSHMR, Nilsix, RYOS
KSHMR, nilsix, and RYOS’s progressive house track “Radiate,” featuring Hayley May, erupts with cinematic synths, soaring drops, and festival-ready euphoria. It balances emotional melodies with high-energy percussion for an uplifting anthem that demands massive crowd sing-alongs. May’s powerful vocals lead the charge infusing KSHMR’s signature orchestral flair with nilsix and RYOS’s modern edge. A must check for this month.
Guy J – Worlds Apart / Surreal
Guy J’s latest EP, Worlds Apart / Surreal, marks the tenth release on his own Early Morning imprint. This conceptual two-tracker clocks in at nearly 17 minutes, showcasing the producer’s signature reinvention—blending emotive depth with hypnotic progression. The opening track fuses an emotive core with intricate sound design and spatial experimentation, guiding listeners into liminal states where consciousness and subconscious blur seamlessly. Pushing deeper into abstraction, the closer evokes echoes of early trance influences from Guy J’s formative years, reframed through a progressive, hypnotic, and technologically polished lens.
HI-LO – REESE / FLORESTA FUNK
HI-LO storms back to Drumcode with the blistering ‘REESE’ EP. Opening track is a relentless headrush forged from a moreish, rumbling bass riff and shimmering chord veils, it masterfully toggles shadows and radiance. The B-side Floresta Funk unveils a tribal, punchy percussive frenzy, flexing HI-LO’s rhythmic dexterity with elastic grooves and kinetic flair, proving his palette spans from abyss to canopy in seamless evolution.
NIIKO X SWAE and Honey & Badger – Automatic
NIIKO X SWAE team up with Brussels’ Honey & Badger for “Automatic,” a tech house banger on Dim Mak that fuses punchy drums, retro ’90s rave stabs, and a thumping bassline, born from a spontaneous LA studio session. Sparked by a nostalgic vocal sample, the track channels raw, old-school energy while staying primed for 2025’s dance floors. More than a club weapon, “Automatic” captures the magic of newfound friendship forged in the studio’s creative heat.
Chris Avantgarde – Dale
Adding to the wave of new music this September 2025, Chris Avantgarde unveils “Dale”. This is the second single from his anticipated debut album Hyperreal. Originally crafted for Space Miami’s terrace, the track’s explosive crowd response propelled it from set staple to global release. Expect Latin house flair into peak-time techno with intricate percussion and surging synths. Building on lead single “Energy,” it embodies Avantgarde’s multi-instrumental prowess. Where underground grit and cinematic urgency blend.
Saoirse, King Sis – Luxe (Saoirse Remix)
Acclaimed Irish DJ Saoirse transforms King Sis’ sultry R&B original “Luxe” into a hypnotic tribal house weapon. It weaves elastic bass lines and restless percussion around shimmering atmospheric synths and the artist’s pristine, emotive vocals. The remix balances intricate, almost cynical rhythms with euphoric glow, bridging underground edge and sync-ready polish. This restless pulse elevates nostalgic rave energy into a dawn-floor ritual, ideal for creators and clubbers craving depth in the mix.
SHAB – Say It With Your Chest (Dave Audé Remix)
SHAB reunites with Grammy-winning powerhouse Dave Audé for the electrifying “Say It With Your Chest. This one transforms her bold anthem from the album One Suitcase into a tech-house inferno of hypnotic grooves and unyielding confidence. This track infuses Audé’s glossy precision with SHAB’s raw, empowering the fire to own the floor. With steamy synths amplifying the original’s cinematic edge, it’s a sexy, unapologetic rally cry for living loud and unfiltered.
Above & Beyond ft. Zoë Johnston – Quicksand (Don’t Go) (Sultan + Shepard Remix)
Sultan + Shepard, the Grammy-nominated Canadian duo, reimagine Above & Beyond’s emotive trance anthem “Quicksand (Don’t Go)” This one infuses Zoë Johnston’s iconic vocals with a darker, cinematic melodic house edge. The duo crafts a driving, textured soundscape that honors A&B’s legacy while channeling their own progressive pulse, perfect for late-night introspection. This remix blends ethereal nostalgia with modern club heft, celebrating collective joy and emotional resonance. A must check out new music remix for September 2025.
September 2025 has reminded us that electronic music thrives when it dares to innovate, collaborate, and blur borders between genres within the confines of new music. From chart-topping anthems to underground gems, each release carried its own story while shaping dance floors and soundscapes worldwide. As the scene keeps evolving, one truth remains constant, electronic music continues to surprise, inspire, and connect people everywhere.
