New music highlights from Dancing Astronaut’s Artists to Watch in 2025
Beltran – TOOLS 4 HARDWORKERS 004
Beltran’s toolbox stays stocked with minimal and deep tech {hardware} that will get the job finished at main North American festivals and intimate European discothèques alike. With TOOLS 4 HARDWORKERS 004 – the fourth installment within the EP sequence that began final December – the Brazilian visionary expands his provide of precision-crafted dance flooring doozies, calibrated for optimum influence. “My Neck My Again” that includes Khia and “Pussy Licker” may be NSFW, however they’re definitely recreation for the membership. — Rachel Narozniak
Marten Hørger – No Matter
Marten Hørger returns with yet one more bass-driven anthem in “No Matter,” certainly one of his most-anticipated IDs of the 12 months. Recent off the success of his current EP with Dillon Francis, the German producer retains the momentum rolling with this launch on Tchami’s celebrated label, Confession. Recognized globally for his distinctive mixture of bass home and festival-ready tracks, Hørger as soon as once more delivers the high-octane power that’s turn into a trademark of his units and a favourite amongst listeners worldwide. – Danielle Carty
Matroda – Really feel the Warmth
Matroda is again at it once more, placing his unmistakable stamp on one other dance basic, “Really feel the Warmth.” This time, the Croatian powerhouse took on Praxis and Kathy Brown’s iconic “Flip Me Out (Flip to Sugar),” reimagining the 1994 anthem with a high-energy, club-ready twist. Recognized for respiration new life into timeless data — together with his current flip of The Supreme’s “You Maintain Me Hangin’ On” — Matroda injected his signature basslines and hi-hat loops, making this rework not possible to face nonetheless to. – Liana Stern
SIDEPIECE & Bobby Shmurda – Money Out (Odd Mob Remix)
If Odd Mob’s remix of “Money Out” makes something clear, it’s that Bobby Shmurda isn’t the one one cashing out. The Aussie tastemaker has cultivated a status for high-octane remixes and off-kilter sounds in equal step, and his spin on SIDEPIECE’s fan favourite packages each in a single peak-time second simply ready to pop off. (Spoiler alert: it already has.) “Money Out” is Odd Mob’s second official remix of the month, following his tackle Calvin Harris and Clementine Douglas’ “Blessings” in the beginning of August. – Rachel Narozniak
Karsten Sollors & Return of the Jaded – Cheeky
One of the vital sought-after IDs from Dom Dolla’s Madison Sq. Backyard exhibits has lastly landed. After igniting New York Metropolis again in March, Karsten Sollors and Return of the Jaded’s “Cheeky” formally drops through John Summit’s Specialists Solely imprint. The monitor arrives as a part of the label’s Excursions Vol. 5 compilation, which additionally options contemporary cuts from Tini Gessler, Guz, B/AN/Ok, and Emily Nash. – Zach Salafia
PARIS – Genesis
Again in March, many have been left questioning who was accountable for the fan-favorite first ID in Lane 8’s Spring 2025 Mixtape. And that’s now formally revealed to be PARIS, who begins the highway to her debut album with “Genesis.” Pushed by the sensation of “returning to your roots after feeling misplaced,” PARIS correctly units a lofty pleasure bar for her impending challenge on This By no means Occurred. – Ross Goldenberg
Featured picture: Victor Vargas & Juliano Conci
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