by October 2025 has arrived with a wave of new EDM songs that push every boundary imaginable. From high-octane festival anthems to underground deep cuts, this month’s releases showcase the global pulse of dance music in full swing. Whether you’re searching for fresh beats to soundtrack your nights or hidden gems that define the future of electronic music, October proves why electronic dance music prevails.
Afrojack & Aloe Blacc – In My World
Afrojack joins forces with Aloe Blacc for In My World, a radiant mix of soulful vocals and euphoric dance energy. Their chemistry creates an anthem that bridges house and pop with effortless emotion. It’s uplifting, clean, and built for big moments on global stages. Among the wave of new EDM songs this October, none blend nostalgia and modern flair quite like this one.
Maddix – Move It 2 The Drum
Maddix fires up his signature fusion of techno and hardstyle in Move It 2 The Drum. Packed with reverse basslines and razor-sharp percussion, the track channels early-2000s rave chaos into modern energy. It’s both raw and festival-ready, designed to shake underground rooms and mainstages alike. Every drop feels like a release, proving Maddix remains one of the most explosive forces in high-octane dance music.
Steve Aoki & ZHANGYE – Where Do We Go (feat. Rosie Darling)
Steve Aoki and ZHANGYE join forces with vocalist Rosie Darling for Where Do We Go, a cinematic revival of Future Bass euphoria. The track layers emotional pop verses with soaring drops and intricate percussion, recalling the genre’s golden age. Steve Aoki’s festival-tested production meets ZHANGYE’s orchestral precision, creating a collaboration that bridges cultures and eras in dance music. It’s a sweeping, high-energy anthem that captures both nostalgia and the excitement of what’s still to come.
Armin van Buuren & SACHA – Set Me Free
Trance titan Armin van Buuren reunites with rising vocalist SACHA for Set Me Free, a euphoric anthem of empowerment and emotion. Performed together at Tomorrowland, Untold, and Ushuaïa Ibiza, the track radiates unity and gratitude in every note. Among the wave of new EDM songs this October, this one feels timeless—bridging festival highs with heartfelt storytelling. SACHA’s luminous voice soars over Armin’s signature builds, capturing that exact moment where dreams and melody collide.
Parallelle & Sacks – Searching For The Groove
French duo Parallelle join forces with Sacks for Searching For The Groove, a smooth blend of house, jazz, and soul-inspired energy. Built on syncopated percussion, falsetto vocals, and live keys, the track feels effortlessly warm. It embodies the duo’s signature balance of analogue charm and contemporary groove. Their upcoming 11th Avenue album, out October 29 on FOLDER, promises to expand this sonic world even further. This release feels like sunlight caught in motion—timeless, human, and deeply rhythmic.
Hardwell, Sub Zero Project & Lil Jon – Brace For Impact
Brace For Impact unites Hardwell, Sub Zero Project, and Lil Jon in a collision of hardstyle and big-room power. Hardwell’s darker direction meets Sub Zero Project’s signature aggression, while Lil Jon’s unmistakable voice fuels the chaos. Built for the mainstage, the track drops with high-voltage energy and seismic bass meant for massive festival crowds. It’s more than a collaboration—it’s a bridge between hardstyle and EDM’s global stage, signaling where the scene is heading next. Harder, faster, louder—Brace For Impact is dance music’s warning shot for the future.
Sofiya Nzau, Madism & Robert Miles – Hutia
Kenyan vocalist Sofiya Nzau joins forces with Madism to reimagine Robert Miles’ timeless classic Children through a soulful Afro House lens. Sung in Kikuyu, Hutia merges heritage and emotion, crafting a sound that bridges Africa’s roots with global dance floors. Among the wave of new EDM songs this October, this track feels like a cultural awakening set to rhythm. Sofiya continues to redefine what East African artistry can sound like in the modern electronic space.
Jazzy – GEWAH Selects
Dublin-born DJ and producer Jazzy drops her vibrant new project GEWAH Selects, an 11-track showcase of groove and global energy. The mix includes her Top 20 UK single High On Me with Rossi. and new single Hypnotic. Featuring collaborators like MK, Luuk Van Dijk, and Confidence Man, the project captures Jazzy’s bold club identity in full motion. It’s a pure reflection of her rise from festival stages to international tours, embodying rhythm and charisma across every beat.
Whethan – Swag Surfin’
Whethan flips F.L.Y.’s 2009 anthem Swag Surfin’ into a heavy, bass-charged banger that ignites dance floors and underground sets alike. His remix channels trap energy and festival chaos, bridging generations with signature precision. Among the wave of new EDM songs this October, none hit harder than this defiant rework. It marks the full arrival of Whethan’s bass-era comeback, complete with raw grit and kinetic sound design.
PLS&TY & Nu-La – Carry The Light
PLS&TY joins forces with Nu-La for Carry The Light, a luminous dance-pop track full of warmth, emotion, and melodic lift. Built on driving rhythms and heartfelt lyrics, it reflects the strength of connection across distance and time. PLS&TY’s signature sound meets Nu-La’s soulful vocals, creating a perfect blend of nostalgia and modern euphoria. Released via Dim Mak, it’s another radiant chapter in both artists’ evolving stories of light, love, and late-night energy.
TRICKSTAR – CROWDWORK EP
TRICKSTAR, the powerhouse trap duo of Ookay and Bailo, return with their explosive CROWDWORK EP on Dim Mak. The project captures the raw spirit of modern trap, blending experimental energy with undeniable mainstage heat. From the adrenaline rush of Halfstep to the menacing pulse of BUMP, each track pushes boundaries. Their new 2025 release cements them as one of the most innovative voices shaping trap’s next wave of new music.
Tom Vek – We Have Sound Remixed
To mark the 20th anniversary of his cult classic debut, Tom Vek drops We Have Sound Remixed via StrataSonic Records. The reimagined 10-track project enlists heavyweights like Dave of Glass Animals, Gus from alt-J, Anna Prior of Metronomy, and Everything Everything. Vek personally handpicked each artist to reinvent the original album in its iconic order. “It’s a true privilege,” shares Gus of alt-J, echoing how deeply the record shaped their sound. Among the wave of new electronic releases this October, Vek’s project feels like a full-circle moment for indie dance culture.
BadComppany – LINK EP
Brazilian duo BadComppany step into the Dirtybird universe with their debut LINK EP, celebrating the label’s 20th anniversary in style. The two-track release blends inventive rhythms and playful basslines, perfectly aligning with Dirtybird’s signature offbeat spirit. Opening with Girls In Green, the duo dive into bouncy tech grooves before flipping into That Good, a cheeky roller full of vocal twists and infectious energy. BadComppany—composed of DJ Zeu and Raphael Cordoso—emerge as fresh ambassadors of Brazil’s evolving electronic scene. Dirtybird’s long-standing connection with Brazilian talent makes this debut a fitting addition to its anniversary year.
Vintage Culture, Doozie & Lauren Nicole – Get Naughty
Among the wave of new EDM songs this October, Vintage Culture’s Get Naughty stands out for its precision and pulse. Teaming up with Doozie and rising UK vocalist Lauren Nicole, the Brazilian powerhouse delivers a masterclass in late-night energy. The track combines sharp percussion, a driving bassline, and Lauren’s commanding vocals to create pure dancefloor tension. As the second release on his label Affairs, it showcases Vintage Culture’s deeper, edgier side while highlighting Doozie’s sleek production touch. Together, they prove that collaboration can still feel fresh, global, and entirely magnetic.
Nikita, The Wicked – LOOK (feat. Emi Grace)
The self-proclaimed “orchestral villain” returns with LOOK, a thrilling new 2025 release that fuses grandeur with grit. Featuring Emi Grace, the track unfolds with sweeping strings, thunderous bass, and hauntingly cinematic intensity. It’s the first glimpse into Nikita’s forthcoming EP Blinded By Vanity, due this November via Helix Records. Known for remixing Louis the Child and performing alongside Zeds Dead, REZZ, and Illenium, Nikita cements his rising status with this dramatic new single. Orchestral, emotional, and unapologetically dark—this one’s made for those who crave power in their playlists.
MIRAMAR – The Edits Vol. 3 (Golden Era)
MIRAMAR rewinds club culture with The Edits Vol. 3 (Golden Era), a disco-house salute built for peak-time floors. He reimagines Eric Prydz, Goldfish, and Gossip with shimmering grooves, fat basslines, and crisp, feel-good bounce. The sequencing moves like a DJ set, flowing from hands-up nostalgia to modern festival punch. Each cut keeps the spirit intact while sharpening momentum for today’s dance circuits. It’s glossy, playful, and primed for parties from sunset rooftops to late-night basements.
Whisnu Santika – Yalla Habibi
Whisnu Santika returns with Yalla Habibi, a horn-fueled anthem built for massive festival stages. Out this October 4th, the track opens with bold brass and surging Indo Bounce rhythms before diving into a thunderous drop. Its Arabic title translates to “let’s go, my love,” perfectly mirroring the track’s balance of energy and emotion. This new release captures the essence of Santika’s live sets—high-octane, cultural, and unforgettable in its delivery. The result is another signature statement from one of Indonesia’s most electrifying dance exports.
Oden & Fatzo x Romeo Louisa – Be The One
Oden & Fatzo reunite with Romeo Louisa for Be The One, their latest collaboration on Defected Records. Co-produced alongside the GRAMMY-winning Picard Brothers, the track radiates French house flair with bursts of funk, filtered vocals, and luminous synth lines. Following their 2024 hit Tell Me What You Want with Poppy Baskcomb, this new single cements the Parisian trio’s reputation for creating modern dancefloor classics with timeless grooves. Romeo Louisa adds a soulful touch drawn from his French Riviera roots, blending garage-inspired rhythms with warm, melodic depth. Together, they deliver a vibrant record that celebrates their shared French electronic heritage in full colour.
19:26 – The Passage EP
Among the wave of new EDM releases this October, Italian producer 19:26 unveils The Passage EP on Afterlife. Each track feels cinematic—melancholic synths, hypnotic basslines, and spine-tingling emotion woven into one. Collaborations with MRAK, Yubik, and Layla Benitez expand the project’s emotional depth, blending neoclassical elements with modern melodic power. It’s a body of work that proves introspection can live on the dancefloor. The Passage is pure Afterlife magic, elevated through 19:26’s unmistakable style.
As October 2025 shapes up, these new EDM songs remind us why the genre continues to evolve and surprise. Every release captures a unique mood. Wuphoric, cinematic, or chaotic, they form a soundtrack for an entire generation. From mainstage titans to rising producers, these tracks define what’s next for dance floors everywhere.
