🎧 New Music Friday – January 9th 2026

The second New Music Friday of 2026 keeps the momentum strong with a diverse selection of electronic releases spanning melodic emotion, underground club energy, and high-impact remixes. From refined progressive sounds to gritty UK club influences and a major rework from David Guetta, this week’s releases highlight the depth and evolution of today’s dance music scene. Let’s explore the five standout tracks of the week.

1. Manse & Fedo – Wait

Manse teams up with Fedo for Wait, a melodic and emotionally driven progressive house track that blends uplifting chords with heartfelt vocals. The production builds gracefully, starting with soft atmospheric layers before evolving into a bright, euphoric drop. The vocals add sincerity and warmth, perfectly complementing the track’s hopeful tone. Manse’s signature melodic style shines throughout, delivering a polished and uplifting listening experience. Wait feels optimistic and timeless — a track that resonates both emotionally and energetically.

2. Gorgon City & Interplanetary Criminal – Contact

Gorgon City collaborate with Interplanetary Criminal on Contact, a raw and driving club track that fuses house and UK garage influences. The production is gritty and energetic, built around punchy drums, rolling basslines, and infectious rhythmic patterns. Vocal samples are used sparingly, adding attitude and momentum without overpowering the groove. The track thrives in dark club environments, delivering relentless energy and underground appeal. Contact showcases a bold, stripped-back approach that’s designed to move dance floors instantly.

3. Robin Schulz – Embers

Robin Schulz returns with Embers, a warm and melodic track that highlights his ability to craft emotional, radio-friendly dance music. The production features gentle guitar elements, smooth synths, and a steady groove that creates a comforting, immersive atmosphere. The vocals sit perfectly within the mix, adding depth and emotional weight. Embers unfolds gradually, focusing on mood and melody rather than high-intensity drops. It’s a refined and heartfelt release that fits seamlessly into Schulz’s signature sound.

4. Alex Mills – Hunger

Alex Mills delivers Hunger, a powerful and emotive vocal-driven track that blends deep electronic production with raw lyrical expression. Her commanding voice takes center stage, layered over dark, pulsating basslines and atmospheric textures. The track builds tension steadily, creating a dramatic and immersive listening experience. Hunger feels bold, intense, and deeply personal, showcasing Alex Mills’ strength as both a vocalist and storyteller. It’s a track that lingers long after the final note.

5. HAVEN. & Kaitlin Aragon – I Run (David Guetta Remix)

David Guetta puts his signature touch on I Run, transforming HAVEN. and Kaitlin Aragon’s original into a powerful, high-energy dance anthem. The remix amplifies the emotional core of the song while injecting driving basslines, crisp percussion, and a festival-ready drop. Kaitlin Aragon’s vocals remain a focal point, soaring above Guetta’s polished production. The result is a track that balances emotion and energy effortlessly, making it perfect for both radio rotation and big-stage moments.

💡 Why You Should Listen

• Wait – Uplifting, emotional progressive house from Manse & Fedo.

• Contact – Gritty, underground club energy from Gorgon City & Interplanetary Criminal.

• Embers – Warm, melodic storytelling from Robin Schulz.

• Hunger – Intense, vocal-driven electronic emotion from Alex Mills.

• I Run (David Guetta Remix) – Festival-ready remix with emotional impact.

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.