This week’s New Music Friday delivers a refined mix of melodic house, vocal-driven anthems, and club-ready grooves. From John Summit’s atmospheric collaboration with Devault to Joel Corry’s uplifting rework, the selection highlights the balance between emotional depth and dancefloor energy that defines today’s electronic scene. Whether you’re into late-night vibes or feel-good records, these five tracks stand out this week.
1. John Summit, Devault & Julia Church – SHADES OF BLUE
John Summit joins forces with Devault and Julia Church for SHADES OF BLUE, a deep and atmospheric house track built on emotion and subtle tension. Julia Church’s haunting vocals set the tone early, floating over a restrained yet evolving production. Devault’s cinematic touch blends seamlessly with Summit’s groove-driven structure, creating a layered and immersive sound. The drop remains controlled and hypnotic, favoring mood over raw intensity. SHADES OF BLUE is elegant, introspective, and perfectly suited for late-night listening.
2. TELYKAST, Saksham & sadHAPPY – Echoes
TELYKAST teams up with Saksham and sadHAPPY for Echoes, a melodic dance track that leans into emotional storytelling and clean production. The track opens with soft atmospheric elements before introducing a heartfelt vocal line. The buildup is smooth and progressive, leading into a bright and uplifting drop. Each artist contributes to a cohesive sound that feels polished and accessible. Echoes is warm, melodic, and built for both streaming playlists and festival moments.
3. Zerb & Rita Ora – If It’s Not Love
Zerb collaborates with Rita Ora on If It’s Not Love, delivering a sleek dance-pop crossover with strong vocal presence. Rita Ora’s performance brings confidence and clarity, supported by a steady groove and modern production elements. The track balances radio appeal with club energy, featuring a catchy hook and a clean, rhythmic drop. Zerb keeps the arrangement tight and effective, allowing the vocal to remain the focal point. If It’s Not Love is catchy, polished, and highly replayable.
4. Karen Harding, MR. Belt & Wezol – Night Moves
Karen Harding joins MR. Belt & Wezol on Night Moves, a groovy house track packed with personality and rhythm. Harding’s signature vocal style adds attitude and energy, perfectly matching the track’s upbeat production. The groove is driven by a bouncy bassline and crisp percussion, creating instant dancefloor appeal. The drop is playful and infectious, maintaining momentum without overcomplicating the structure. Night Moves feels vibrant, fun, and built for peak-time sets.
5. Joel Corry & RAHH – Devotion (Sweetest Emotion)
Joel Corry teams up with RAHH for Devotion (Sweetest Emotion), an uplifting house release that blends nostalgic influences with modern production. RAHH’s soulful vocals bring warmth and emotion, supported by a steady groove and bright melodic elements. The track builds naturally into a feel-good drop that captures both energy and positivity. Corry’s polished production ensures the track remains accessible while retaining strong dancefloor impact. Devotion (Sweetest Emotion) is a feel-good anthem with lasting appeal.
💡 Why You Should Listen
- SHADES OF BLUE – Deep, atmospheric house blending emotion and cinematic production.
- Echoes – Uplifting melodic dance with strong emotional clarity.
- If It’s Not Love – A polished dance-pop crossover with standout vocals.
- Night Moves – Groovy, energetic house built for the dancefloor.
- Devotion (Sweetest Emotion) – Feel-good house with soulful vocals and nostalgic vibes.
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.
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