All About EDM

REEKO is a producer who has consistently kept both feet firmly planted in the bouncy, infectious side of Future House. When news broke that he would be teaming up with Lacey for vocal duties, the collaboration made perfect sense on paper. However, the resulting track, “All In,” drifts into territory that is as unexpected as it is compelling. While it remains a solid production throughout, the shift in tone is what truly defines the listening experience. The track opens with a focus on raw emotion.

John Summit pulled off one of the most unconventional and high-profile stunts of his career this week, taking over the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange for an exclusive live performance. This event marks a historic first for the iconic venue, which has never before hosted a live music set on its trading floor, further cementing Summit’s reputation for transforming unlikely spaces into vibrant dance floors.

Jay Roecker has long been a fixture in the electronic music scene, showcasing a diverse musical journey that began in an 80s cover band. Since 2012, he has consistently evolved his sound, releasing full-length albums and collaborating with a wide array of talented artists. His latest project, the EDM track 2012-inspired release ‘Don’t Give Up On Love’ featuring Jedidiah Breeze, continues this trajectory of growth and artistic exploration.

19:26 and 1LINE have officially collaborated on their latest track, ‘On The Other Side.’ The production draws deep inspiration from Napoli, the birth city of 19:26, and carries a poignant emotional connection that mirrors the atmospheric closing of ‘The Passage.’ Having already garnered significant support from industry heavyweights like Adriatique, the track was released on September 17 via Cercle Records.

The wait is finally over for one of dance music’s most sought-after festival IDs. Odd Mob and FAST BOY have officially released their collaboration ‘Super High’, out now via October Records. The track had been circulating in rip form since surfacing in mainstage sets earlier this year, turning it into one of those elusive records fans could hear live but not actually stream. The release lands right as Odd Mob kicks off his biggest headline run around Australia to date.

Electronic music luminaries Colyn and Sainte Vie have officially unveiled their long-awaited collaborative single, ‘Desert Sunrise.’ A track that has become a staple in their live sets over the past year, this release marks a significant milestone for both artists as they blend their signature melodic sensibilities into a singular, evocative soundscape. The journey of ‘Desert Sunrise’ began during the preparation for a sunrise set at Burning Man 2025.

Two versions of “The Pain, The Pain” now exist in the world: one built in distortion and screamed catharsis, born out of the Midnight Invasion era, and one built for speakers that shake floors instead of amps that shake rooms. Masque’s new house remix doesn’t try to soften the original’s intensity. It just finds a different language for it. The remix wasn’t part of the plan from the start.

Fred again.. appears to be getting involved with Grand Theft Auto VI after his team shared a mysterious piece of GTA-inspired artwork on social media. The image appeared through @fredagainfeed, an Instagram account run by Fred again..’s team rather than his main profile. It shows a yacht rendered in the distinctive visual style Rockstar Games has used to promote GTA VI, accompanied by a palm tree emoji. On its own, the post leaves plenty unanswered. However, Fred again..

Summer has officially drawn to a close, and while the inbox remains as busy as ever, we are back with a comprehensive roundup. This week’s selection is wider than usual, featuring nine tracks that span the spectrum from club-ready Techno to progressive soundscapes, alongside a few standout album cuts and a piano piece that serves as a necessary, tranquil interlude. Kicking things off with a brutal, wobbling Techno lead, Michael Leathers continues to push boundaries with his NEUROTECHNO project.

Just last weekend, the legendary trance and progressive group Above & Beyond returned to the Pacific Northwest to bring back their iconic Group Therapy experience. The English-Finnish trio has continued their weekly radio show, Group Therapy, now celebrating its 700th iteration, bringing back some of Anjunabeats and Anjunadeep’s finest tracks to The Gorge Amphitheater in Washington.