December 2025 – EDMTaste

As 2025 comes to an end, the final New Music Friday of the year delivers a diverse and energetic selection of electronic releases. From deep, late-night grooves to nostalgic remixes and high-energy festival tracks, this week’s picks perfectly capture the spirit of year-end celebrations. Whether you’re closing out the holidays or gearing up for New Year’s Eve, these five tracks bring the perfect soundtrack to finish the year strong.

1. Chapter & Verse – Night Pulse

Chapter & Verse kick off the week with Night Pulse, a sleek and groovy house track designed for late-night dance floors. The production is driven by a rolling bassline, crisp percussion, and subtle melodic layers that create a hypnotic flow. The track maintains a steady, infectious rhythm, making it ideal for extended club sets and after-hours sessions. Night Pulse thrives on atmosphere rather than excess, proving that groove and precision can speak louder than big drops. It’s a refined, confident release that keeps the energy locked in from start to finish.

2. RetroVision – Don’t Wake Me Up

RetroVision returns with Don’t Wake Me Up, a high-energy festival anthem bursting with colorful synths and feel-good momentum. The track opens with playful melodies and punchy drums before launching into an explosive drop packed with RetroVision’s signature bouncy basslines. It’s vibrant, uplifting, and designed to keep crowds moving. Don’t Wake Me Up balances fun and power effortlessly, delivering a euphoric experience that feels perfect for mainstage moments and end-of-year celebrations.

3. Dualities & NOVA – RAW

Dualities and NOVA come together on RAW, a dark and aggressive track that leans into heavy bass, distorted textures, and intense rhythmic patterns. The production is gritty and uncompromising, building tension through minimalistic elements and driving low-end pressure. Vocals are used sparingly, adding to the track’s raw, underground aesthetic. RAW is built for high-energy club environments where intensity and attitude take center stage — a bold release that doesn’t hold back.

4. Major Lazer, DJ SNAKE, MØ – Lean On (Robin Schulz Remix)

Robin Schulz puts his signature touch on one of the most iconic dance tracks of the decade with his remix of Lean On. The remix preserves the unmistakable vocals from MØ while infusing the track with warm house grooves, melodic synths, and a relaxed yet infectious rhythm. Schulz transforms the original into a sun-soaked, feel-good version perfect for both radio and dance floors. It’s a nostalgic yet refreshing take that reminds listeners why Lean On remains a timeless global hit.

5. Marc Benjamin & Jay Mark – Didn’t Mean To

Marc Benjamin and Jay Mark close out the year with Didn’t Mean To, a melodic and emotionally driven dance track filled with uplifting energy. The vocals bring sincerity and warmth, while the production builds around bright chords, smooth basslines, and a polished, modern drop. The track strikes a strong balance between emotion and energy, making it suitable for both festival stages and personal listening moments. Didn’t Mean To feels like a hopeful send-off to the year — reflective, positive, and full of forward momentum.

💡 Why You Should Listen

Night Pulse – Deep, groovy house built for late-night sessions.
Don’t Wake Me Up – High-energy, feel-good festival anthem from RetroVision.
RAW – Dark, aggressive club energy from Dualities & NOVA.
Lean On (Robin Schulz Remix) – A fresh, melodic take on a timeless classic.
Didn’t Mean To – Emotional, uplifting dance energy from Marc Benjamin & Jay Mark.

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.

As the year draws to a close, the final December releases deliver a powerful mix of emotional depth, club intensity, and timeless house energy. From cinematic melodic techno to festival-ready anthems and iconic remixes, this week’s selection perfectly captures the diversity and strength of the global electronic scene. These five tracks offer the perfect soundtrack to close out 2025 on a high note.

1. Anyma & EJAE – Out Of My Body

Anyma continues his cinematic journey alongside EJAE with Out Of My Body, a deeply immersive melodic techno track built for both introspection and peak-time moments. EJAE’s haunting vocals float through atmospheric layers, creating a sense of emotional release and transcendence. The production evolves gradually, driven by pulsating basslines, hypnotic synth sequences, and subtle tension-building elements. The drop is powerful yet controlled, striking a perfect balance between darkness and beauty. Out Of My Body feels like a sonic escape — emotional, futuristic, and unmistakably Anyma.

2. AFROJACK & Amél – Rivers

AFROJACK teams up with Amél for Rivers, a melodic and emotionally driven track that showcases a refined, uplifting side of his sound. Amél’s soulful vocals glide over lush chords and cinematic builds, adding warmth and depth to the production. The drop delivers a powerful surge of energy, blending progressive elements with modern festival appeal. Rivers flows effortlessly between emotion and impact, making it a track that resonates both on big stages and personal listening sessions. A strong, inspiring release to close out the year.

3. Steve Aoki, KAAZE & Sarah de Warren – Head Rush

Head Rush sees Steve Aoki and KAAZE joining forces with Sarah de Warren for a high-energy festival anthem packed with adrenaline. Sarah’s dynamic vocals cut through driving basslines and explosive drops, delivering a rush of intensity from start to finish. The production leans heavily into big-room and melodic hard dance elements, making it ideal for peak-time moments. With its powerful build-ups and massive drops, Head Rush is engineered to ignite crowds and push energy levels sky-high.

4. Lilly Palmer, DANNY AVILA & ROWN – Morals

Lilly Palmer teams up with DANNY AVILA and ROWN for Morals, a dark, techno-driven track filled with raw energy and hypnotic tension. The production is relentless, featuring pounding kicks, industrial textures, and commanding vocal elements that add attitude and edge. Each artist brings their own influence, resulting in a track that feels both aggressive and refined. Morals thrives in underground club settings, delivering a no-compromise sound built for late-night intensity and immersive dance floors.

5. Alison Limerick – Where Love Lives (MK Remix)

MK delivers a fresh take on the house classic Where Love Lives, breathing new life into Alison Limerick’s iconic vocals. The remix stays true to the soul of the original while injecting MK’s signature groove-heavy basslines and crisp percussion. The result is a modern house anthem that feels timeless and irresistible. Alison Limerick’s legendary vocal performance remains front and center, making this remix both nostalgic and contemporary. A perfect closing track that celebrates the enduring power of house music.

💡 Why You Should Listen

Out Of My Body – Cinematic, emotional melodic techno from Anyma & EJAE.
Rivers – Uplifting and melodic festival energy from AFROJACK & Amél.
Head Rush – Explosive mainstage power from Steve Aoki, KAAZE & Sarah de Warren.
Morals – Dark, driving techno intensity from Lilly Palmer, DANNY AVILA & ROWN.
Where Love Lives (MK Remix) – Timeless house energy reimagined by MK.

This week’s New Music Friday brings an electrifying mix of house, techno-infused energy, emotional vocal cuts, and bold club anthems. As we approach the end of the year, some of the scene’s biggest names — Alok, James Hype, Don Diablo — deliver powerful new releases, while emerging artists like RSCL and Kamino shine just as brightly. Let’s dive into the five must-hear tracks of the week.

1. Alok, SCRIPT & FAANGS – Substance

Alok teams up with SCRIPT and FAANGS for Substance, a dark, intoxicating track built around hypnotic vocals and a heavy, rolling bassline. FAANGS’ edgy performance drives the song with attitude and charisma, giving the track a unique identity. The production is sleek and modern, characterized by pulsing synths, crisp percussion, and atmospheric textures that build toward a powerful drop. Alok’s signature blend of deep, club-centric elements and melodic hooks is on full display. Substance is bold, infectious, and crafted for late-night energy.

2. James Hype & Tita Lau – More Of The Same

James Hype and Tita Lau reunite for More Of The Same, a high-voltage tech-house weapon overflowing with groove and attitude. The track features a sleek vocal hook delivered by Tita Lau, whose commanding tone gives the song unmistakable presence. James Hype’s production is tight and dynamic, filled with punchy drums, intricate buildups, and a bassline engineered for maximum dance-floor impact. The chemistry between both artists once again proves unbeatable, creating a track that feels both explosive and instantly recognizable.

3. Anabel Englund & Kamino – Belong to Me

Anabel Englund joins forces with Kamino for Belong to Me, a warm and emotionally rich house track showcasing her signature dreamy vocals. The song weaves atmospheric pads, soft chord progressions, and delicate textures that create a deep, intimate mood. The drop is subtle yet captivating, blending melody and rhythm with a gentle push that makes the track feel uplifting without losing its tenderness. Englund’s voice brings vulnerability and charm, while Kamino’s production wraps everything in a lush, modern soundscape. A beautifully crafted release that stands out for its emotional depth.

4. Don Diablo – Sound of da Police

Don Diablo shifts gears with Sound of da Police, a bold and gritty club track infused with punchy drums, aggressive synth stabs, and old-school rave influences. The track channels a raw, rebellious energy reminiscent of classic warehouse records while incorporating Diablo’s futuristic approach to sound design. The vocal chops add attitude and character, giving the track a memorable edge. Designed for high-energy festival sets and dark club rooms, Sound of da Police is a confident, unapologetic banger that showcases a heavier side of Don Diablo’s artistry.

5. RSCL – Lighter

Rising artist RSCL delivers Lighter, a euphoric melodic house track filled with uplifting chords, emotional vocals, and a driving rhythm that hits all the right notes. The buildup is beautifully paced, moving from soft and atmospheric verses into a bright, expansive drop that feels both refreshing and powerful. RSCL’s production is crisp and polished, layering synths and drums with precision. Lighter radiates positivity and forward momentum — a feel-good track that leaves a lasting impression and solidifies RSCL as one to watch.

💡 Why You Should Listen

Substance – Dark, hypnotic, late-night energy from Alok, SCRIPT & FAANGS.
More Of The Same – Explosive, groove-heavy club power from James Hype & Tita Lau.
Belong to Me – Emotional, atmospheric beauty from Anabel Englund & Kamino.
Sound of da Police – Raw, high-impact rave energy from Don Diablo.
Lighter – Uplifting melodic house with fresh, modern charm from RSCL.

The first week of December kicks off with an exciting collection of fresh electronic music, blending emotional storytelling, dance-pop flair, and high-energy club momentum. From Jazzy’s infectious groove to Marshmello’s vibrant collaboration with INJI, this week’s selection showcases the best of today’s evolving dance landscape. Here are the five essential releases you need to hear this New Music Friday.

1. Jazzy & Spriitzz – Can’t Deny It

Jazzy teams up with Spriitzz for Can’t Deny It, a smooth and addictive track that blends sleek house production with Jazzy’s unmistakable vocal charisma. The track opens with a warm groove and rhythmic bassline that instantly sets the mood. Jazzy’s delivery is confident and catchy, riding effortlessly over Spriitzz’s polished, modern production. The drop is subtle yet infectious, built on groovy percussion and melodic touches that keep the energy flowing. Can’t Deny It is a stylish, feel-good anthem perfect for both radio and late-night playlists.

2. Alison Wonderland & Ninajirachi – Heaven

Alison Wonderland and Ninajirachi deliver a beautifully atmospheric collaboration with Heaven, a track that blends emotional depth with cutting-edge electronic sound design. The vocals are ethereal and evocative, creating an immersive world supported by textured synths and dreamy pads. The production evolves with dynamic layers, balancing delicate melodies and powerful drops that showcase both artists’ strengths. Heaven feels intimate yet expansive, offering a deep emotional experience wrapped in Wonderland’s signature cinematic energy and Ninajirachi’s futuristic touch.

3. TELYKAST & Sam Gray – Hold On

TELYKAST join forces with Sam Gray for Hold On, a melodic dance anthem full of uplifting energy and heartfelt emotion. Sam Gray’s vocal performance drives the track with sincerity and power, while the production builds around shimmering synths, crisp percussion, and an irresistible progressive groove. The chorus swells beautifully into a euphoric drop, capturing the emotional intensity that defines TELYKAST’s sound. Hold On delivers the perfect balance between radio appeal and festival-ready excitement — a charming and inspiring highlight of the week.

4. Marshmello & INJI – Kissin My Friends

Marshmello teams up with rising star INJI for Kissin My Friends, a playful and infectious dance-pop track bursting with personality. INJI’s unique vocal style shines brightly, bringing a fun, bold attitude to the song. The production is polished and upbeat, driven by punchy drums, bouncy synths, and Marshmello’s signature melodic flair. The hook is undeniably catchy, making it an instant mood booster. Kissin My Friends is vibrant, quirky, and impossible not to replay — a perfect addition to any weekend playlist.

5. DVBBS & Badger – Promises

DVBBS and Badger deliver Promises, a high-energy club track powered by dark basslines, crisp rhythms, and commanding vocals. The production is tight and driving, built around gritty synths and a relentless groove that pushes the track forward. The drop hits with force, showcasing DVBBS’ festival-oriented sound while incorporating Badger’s sharp, modern edge. Promises is bold, punchy, and built for peak-time club moments — an electrifying closer to this week’s lineup.

💡 Why You Should Listen

Can’t Deny It – Smooth, catchy house vibes from Jazzy & Spriitzz.
Heaven – Emotional, atmospheric magic from Alison Wonderland & Ninajirachi.
Hold On – Uplifting, melodic energy from TELYKAST & Sam Gray.
Kissin My Friends – Fun, playful dance-pop from Marshmello & INJI.
Promises – Dark, high-energy club attitude from DVBBS & Badger.