🎧 New Music Friday – January 30 2026

January closes out with a strong statement, bringing together underground house heat, melodic emotion, and high-impact remixes. From John Summit’s late-night club energy to Armin van Buuren’s rework of a Kesha anthem, this week highlights the diversity and evolution of modern electronic music. Whether you’re chasing peak-time drops or polished vocal moments, these five releases define the sound of the moment.

1. John Summit – LIGHTS GO OUT

John Summit delivers another club-focused weapon with LIGHTS GO OUT, a track built for dark rooms and packed dancefloors. The production leans into a driving bassline, sharp percussion, and a hypnotic groove that never lets up. Tension builds steadily, keeping the energy locked from start to finish. Summit’s signature minimal yet impactful style shines through, proving once again why he dominates club and festival stages. LIGHTS GO OUT is pure late-night house energy.

2. Mike Williams & Oaks – Better Now

Mike Williams teams up with Oaks for Better Now, a melodic and uplifting dance track filled with emotional warmth. Oaks’ expressive vocals sit perfectly over bright synths and a clean, progressive structure. The track builds smoothly, leading into a euphoric drop that feels optimistic and radio-ready. Williams balances festival energy with emotional storytelling, making the track highly accessible. Better Now is a feel-good anthem designed for both airwaves and big stages.

3. Alok, Faithless, Sam Harper & Alex Christensen – Club Bizarre

A legendary concept gets a modern update as Alok, Faithless, Sam Harper, and Alex Christensen reimagine Club Bizarre. The track blends nostalgic elements with a fresh, contemporary house sound, driven by a steady groove and atmospheric layers. Sam Harper’s vocals add emotion and depth, while Faithless’ influence brings a timeless club feel. The production bridges generations, connecting classic dance culture with modern production techniques. Club Bizarre is both a tribute and a forward-thinking club anthem.

4. Kesha – DELUSIONAL. (Armin van Buuren Remix)

Armin van Buuren transforms Kesha’s DELUSIONAL. into a high-energy trance-infused remix built for festival moments. The remix amplifies emotion with soaring synths, driving basslines, and a powerful buildup. Kesha’s vocals take on a new intensity, perfectly suited to Armin’s expansive sound design. The drop delivers euphoric release while maintaining melodic sophistication. This remix is a perfect example of pop and trance colliding on the mainstage.

5. Joel Corry – Stuck In A Loop

Joel Corry closes the week with Stuck In A Loop, a polished dance-pop track infused with club-ready rhythm. The production features tight drums, infectious hooks, and a smooth, rolling bassline. Corry’s signature ability to blend radio appeal with dancefloor energy is on full display. The track feels upbeat yet introspective, capturing emotional repetition through sound. Stuck In A Loop is catchy, modern, and effortlessly replayable.

💡 Why You Should Listen

• LIGHTS GO OUT – Dark, driving house built for peak club hours.

• Better Now – Emotional, uplifting melodic energy with strong vocals.

• Club Bizarre – A modern reimagining of a classic dance concept.

• DELUSIONAL. (Armin van Buuren Remix) – Euphoric trance power with pop crossover appeal.

• Stuck In A Loop – Polished, feel-good dance-pop with club influence.

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.