🎧 New Music Friday – September 26th 2025

As September draws to a close, the EDM world delivers another strong week of releases blending soulful vocals, euphoric melodies, and festival-ready energy. From deep house grooves to progressive anthems and emotional pop-dance crossovers, these tracks bring the perfect soundtrack for both the dancefloor and your daily playlists. Here are the five standout releases you can’t miss this week.

1. MK & Clementine Douglas – Come Find Me

MK teams up with Clementine Douglas for Come Find Me, a deep house track filled with groove and emotion. MK’s signature production style shines through with smooth basslines and crisp percussion, while Douglas’ soulful vocals bring a sense of intimacy and longing. The song’s hypnotic rhythm makes it perfect for late-night sets, yet it still carries enough energy to work in peak club moments. The blend of underground-inspired production and vocal-driven accessibility shows why MK remains one of the most respected names in house music.

2. cassö & SACHA – Guestlist

cassö and SACHA join forces for Guestlist, a playful and infectious dance track that oozes confidence and energy. The song combines groovy basslines with catchy vocal hooks that stick instantly, creating a club-ready anthem with crossover potential. The lyrics capture a sense of nightlife fun, inviting listeners into a world of exclusivity and celebration. The drop is simple yet effective, built around tight rhythms and an addictive topline. Guestlist feels like the perfect soundtrack for weekend parties, with just the right balance of underground and mainstream appeal.

3. Martin Garrix, Matisse & Sadko & BARBZ – Butterflies

Martin Garrix reunites with Matisse & Sadko, this time joined by BARBZ, for Butterflies, a breathtaking progressive house anthem. The track is built on soaring melodies, powerful builds, and a euphoric drop that feels tailor-made for festival mainstages. BARBZ’s vocals add emotional weight, tying the track together with heartfelt delivery. As always, the Garrix–Matisse & Sadko chemistry shines through, offering a polished yet emotional production that resonates on a global scale. Butterflies is both uplifting and anthemic—a release destined to become a fan favorite.

4. Two Friends & maryjo – Trouble

Two Friends link up with maryjo on Trouble, a pop-dance crossover with emotional depth and infectious energy. maryjo’s heartfelt vocals take center stage, supported by polished production that blends guitar-driven elements with punchy electronic drops. The lyrics explore themes of vulnerability and love, giving the song a relatable core. True to Two Friends’ style, the track bridges EDM and mainstream pop seamlessly, making it perfect for radio, playlists, and live performances alike. Trouble is the kind of song that sticks with you after the first listen.

5. Cash Cash & ROZES – Up So High

Cash Cash reunite with ROZES for Up So High, a track that delivers both emotional resonance and high-energy dancefloor appeal. ROZES’ vocals soar with raw passion, adding a heartfelt layer to Cash Cash’s polished, uplifting production. The track blends pop sensibilities with festival-ready drops, striking a balance between emotional storytelling and pure fun. The chemistry between the two acts is undeniable, creating a song that feels both nostalgic and fresh. Up So High is destined to light up playlists and live sets with its euphoric energy.

💡 Why You Should Listen

• Come Find Me – Deep house grooves paired with Clementine Douglas’ soulful voice.

• Guestlist – Playful, club-ready anthem with catchy hooks.

• Butterflies – Euphoric progressive house from Garrix, Matisse & Sadko, and BARBZ.

• Trouble – Emotional pop-dance crossover with maryjo’s heartfelt vocals.

• Up So High – Uplifting collab blending Cash Cash’s energy with ROZES’ passion.

All these fresh releases have been added to our radio playlist and are now available to stream on Spotify in the New EDM Friday playlist. Tune in, follow the playlist, and stay up to date with the best new tracks from the world of dance and electronic music every week.