As with every Friday, New Dance Sounds delivers some of the finest electronic music released this week. Dive in below for new music from the likes of Funkin Matt, Genix, Man Cub and others.
Lost Frequencies – Rise [Lost & Cie]
The first single from Lost Frequencies since his Cup Of Beats EP has arrived. ‘Rise’ features strong vocals and an awesome punchy drop. The guitar builds into an almost surprisingly big drop from Lost Frequencies.
Disciples feat. bshp – Solid Gold [Ministry of Sound]
With a super catchy bassline and vocals, ‘Solid Gold’ could be the next hit coming from Disciples. It doesn’t seem Disciples can do any wrong as their past releases are clocking in streams in the millions, surely ‘Solid Gold’ will soon join them.
VIZE & ALOTT – End of Slaphouse [Kontor]
For the first track on their upcoming album, VIZE team up with ALOTT for hopefully the ‘End of Slaphouse’. Their track still has familiar elements from others but features a killer drop with unique sound design and elements. It will be interesting to see what album single VIZE drop next.
Funkin Matt – Joi [Heldeep]
After collaborating with the label boss Oliver Heldens late last year, Funkin Matt is back on Heldeep for ‘Joi’. The hard hitting deep house tune perfectly fits Heldeep and is yet again another impressive output from Funkin Matt.
Genix – Dance It Out [Anjuna]
Genix’s first 2021 offering is here. ‘Dance It Out’ kicks off with a grungy techno like sound and continues on for a banging techno/trance fusion production.
Man Cub & Lucas Marx – In The Air [Enhanced]
Man Cub is back on Enhanced with ‘In The Air’. Together with Lucas’ wonderful vocals, the pair create an epic record filled with energy.
juuku & Manila Killa – Just Lost [Moving Castle]
The third track from juuku’s upcoming EP seems him team up with Manila Killa for ‘Just Lost’. The track perfectly combines an up-beat melodic ambiance with a highly addictive hook and bouncy drop.
Teamworx x Paul Aiden – Actions [Protocol]
Israeli duo Teamworx showcase a deep progressive sound that highlights the darker side of their dynamic style. Paul Aiden’s vocals are perfect over the groovy instrumental.