Phrases by Alex Lambeau, Zach Salafia, and Ross Goldenberg.
New music highlights from Dancing Astronaut’s Artists to Watch in 2025:
Henri Bergmann & Tobak – Drip
Henri Bergmann — the primary of six Dancing Astronaut Artists To Watch in 2025 releasing this week — has returned to her Automatik imprint for the primary time in 2025 for a collaboration with Hungarian producer, TOBAK. Following standout units at House Miami and Coachella, “Drip” now arrives with early assist from names like Adriatique, Layla Benitez, and 19:26, positioning it as a key second in Automatik’s evolving trajectory. And because the label heads into the second half of the yr, “Drip” alerts Bergmann’s continued dedication to pushing boundaries on her personal phrases.
GENESI – Hyper EP
GENESI has returned to Solomun’s iconic Diynamic imprint with a sophomore EP that marks a full-circle second in his inventive journey. As soon as impressed by the label’s early laid-back, low-BPM sound, GENESI has now discovered himself embraced by the very universe that first formed his imaginative and prescient. The discharge follows a serious profession milestone, with the EP’s title monitor making its debut on the Extremely Mainstage throughout a back-to-back set from Anyma and Solomun, a defining second that alerts simply how far GENESI’s sound has come.
Adam Sellouk & Doriann – Nocturnal / Adam Sellouk & Glowal – Twisted
Adam Sellouk is again on Specialists Solely with a double supply of collaborations: “Nocturnal” with Doriann and “Twisted” with Glowal. Whereas additional solidifying his momentum as certainly one of Dancing Astronaut’s Artists to Watch in 2025, the discharge follows a standout second at Buenos Aires’ Parts membership, the place Sellouk debuted “Twisted” to a rapturous crowd, reinforcing his rising presence on the worldwide stage. With Doriann and Glowal every bringing their very own inventive signatures to Sellouk’s challenge, each tracks spotlight the collaborative spirit and genre-defying sound which have positioned Sellouk on the forefront of dance music’s subsequent wave.
Oklou & Bladee – take me by the hand (Aaron Hibell Remix)
It’s been a giant week for Aaron Hibell, who not solely launched a phenomenal remix of Oklou and Bladee’s “take me by my hand,” but additionally introduced his debut exhibits in the USA. The remix exhibits off Hibell’s vary as a producer; it’s a considerate reimagining of the unique that completely combines home music parts along with his signature cinematic soundscapes. The newly introduced present dates are part of his ‘Synchronicity Tour‘ — his first-ever totally stay headline exhibits — with dates in Los Angeles and New York serving as his debut performances stateside.
LUSU – Drums Of The Night time
Arriving by way of HI-LO’s HILOMATIK imprint, “Drum Of The Night time” serves as LUSU‘s newest foray into their futuristic tackle techno. The drum-heavy document was simply certainly one of many IDs performed out through the duo’s (Mike Cervello and Wiwek) Parookaville set final July. Quick ahead precisely a yr later and it has now it obtained a proper streaming launch.
PACS & DAMEN – Sippin
Two of the most well liked up-and-coming names within the melodic techno house have joined forces. And that’s PACS — the sixth and last Dancing Astronaut Artist to Watch in 2025 showing this week — and DAMEN who unite on The Infrastructure 3.0, a compilation by way of Massano’s Simulate label. Touchdown as a high-octane collaboration, “Sippin” is a superbly equal mixture of their signature sounds and provides to their ever-growing discographies which already embrace standouts like PACS’ “Hyperdrive” and DAMEN’s “Flex My Ice” with SCRIPT.
Featured picture: Bryan Portray
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