🎧 New Music Friday – October 24th, 2025

As we head deeper into autumn, this week’s EDM lineup brings a radiant mix of emotional vocals, upbeat grooves, and festival-ready energy. From heartfelt collaborations to feel-good house anthems, these five new releases deliver a perfect blend of warmth and power to keep the dancefloor moving. Let’s dive into this week’s standout tracks.

1. Robin Schulz, Sigala & Zoe Wees – AM to PM

Robin Schulz and Sigala join forces with the exceptional Zoe Wees for AM to PM, a radiant dance-pop track filled with uplifting energy. Zoe’s rich, soulful vocals glide effortlessly over vibrant piano chords and infectious beats, creating a sound that feels both modern and timeless. The production blends Schulz’s smooth house grooves with Sigala’s signature sunny touch, resulting in a track that radiates optimism. AM to PM captures that unstoppable feeling of joy that keeps you dancing long after the night ends.

2. The Chainsmokers & Daya – Veins

The Chainsmokers reunite with Daya for Veins, reigniting the chemistry that made their earlier collaborations unforgettable. The track dives into emotional territory, combining heartfelt lyrics with a cinematic electronic soundscape. Daya’s vocals soar with vulnerability and strength, while The Chainsmokers craft a polished production filled with swelling synths and driving drums. The chorus bursts with energy and emotion, balancing pop appeal with festival intensity. Veins feels deeply personal yet universally resonant — a testament to their creative evolution together.

3. Nicky Romero & Sick Individuals – Hold On

Progressive powerhouses Nicky Romero and Sick Individuals team up for Hold On, a euphoric anthem built on emotion and melody. The track opens with heartfelt vocals and atmospheric synths before exploding into a massive, festival-ready drop. Romero’s precision and Sick Individuals’ dynamic layering create a powerful synergy, delivering a track that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking. Hold On is a reminder of the golden era of progressive house — reimagined for today’s modern soundscape.

4. Martin Garrix, Saksham & Scott Quinn – Ain’t Letting You Down

Martin Garrix continues his streak of emotional anthems with Ain’t Letting You Down, a collaboration with Saksham and Scott Quinn that fuses soulful vocals with powerful melodies. Quinn’s emotive delivery brings warmth and sincerity, perfectly complementing Garrix’s refined production and Saksham’s creative edge. The drop hits with uplifting energy, driven by bright synths and heartfelt emotion. Ain’t Letting You Down is a track about connection, resilience, and never giving up — a true feel-good anthem that resonates deeply.

5. R3HAB – In My Head

R3HAB delivers In My Head, a deep yet catchy dance track that blends his melodic sensibility with sleek club energy. The vocals are smooth and introspective, drawing listeners into the emotional core of the song. The production features crisp percussion, rolling basslines, and an addictive hook that builds to a satisfying drop. In My Head showcases R3HAB’s ability to balance emotion and energy, crafting a track that feels equally at home on streaming playlists and packed dancefloors. It’s a subtle yet powerful addition to his growing 2025 repertoire.

💡 Why You Should Listen

• AM to PM – Feel-good house with Zoe Wees’ stunning vocals and vibrant piano energy.

• Veins – Emotional, cinematic reunion between The Chainsmokers and Daya.

• Hold On – Uplifting progressive house anthem from Nicky Romero & Sick Individuals.

• Ain’t Letting You Down – Soulful and melodic Garrix collaboration with heartfelt emotion.

• In My Head – Deep, addictive R3HAB track balancing emotion and club-ready energy.

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.