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Thomas Xavier won us over with his Go To Church EP ride, now he’s back with “Ballin’,” a fascinating fusion of G-house, tech house, and a splash of flavor that only he can bring forth. “Ballin’,” marks the kick off of a tease from his anticipated Pussy On A Pedestal EP. If this next EP is anything like what “Ballin’” delivers, the solo producer is going to be winning over people left and right with this entertaining experience.

Signed to iamrecords, Thomas Xavier has now been signed to 2 different labels across 2 different EPs. Many signs point to this man being on the rise with only increased momentum seeming to come his way.

Delivering a club-friendly style that’s totally his own, Thomas Xavier’s chops shown off once again on this single is simply something not to be missed.

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Thomas Xavier Drops the Power House Anthem, ‘Ballin’



This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Principe Shares Infectious Rework Of John Denver’s “Country Roads” 

South Carolina-based indie pop band Babe Club’s recent original release “Need A Girl” has been remixed by whimsy. The remix elevates the original song by adding fun and lighthearted elements of indie dance, while the lyrics reminisce on Jenna Desmond’s feelings being the only girl in a band.

whimsy is an American producer duo from Chicago entering the arena with a fresh, hybrid style influenced by everything from pop, indie, to electronic and hip-hop. whimsy is currently releasing dreamy remix after dreamy remix, combining distorted textures with glassy synths and heavy drums to flip the original tracks inside out. Their debut singles are set to release later this summer.



Released earlier this year, “Need A Girl” is a single off of Babe Club’s new five track EP, “Remember This Feeling.” Since their debut, the band has been on a steady trajectory to the top, as their craveable indie pop has won over fans and streaming platforms from the get-go. Watch this space for more updates on Babe Club!

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Whimsy Puts a Fresh Spin on Babe Club’s Infectious Anthem, ‘Need a GIrl’

Eric Prydz is teasing new music, yet another sure sign he’s taking over in 2021.

The producer recently shared a 45-second snippet of an upbeat, soulful cut he’s currently working on — “All Night” by his alias Tonja Holma fka “Baby All Night” by Pryda. The caption reads, “Getting things done… #2021” as he previews a potential follow up to his long-awaited 2020 single “NOPUS.”

This year, Prydz signed on with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) with the intention of bringing his iconic and in-demand HOLOSPHERE show to the US. He also announced four shows over two weekends hitting New York City in 2021. Even so, it seems there’s much more to come.

It’s obvious Prydz is putting in the work required, on and off the stage. “All Night” is already getting rave reviews from fans everywhere and audio/video footage has surfaced of Prdyz playing out the ID live, dating back to when he closed out with the production at Hi Ibiza in 2018.

Listen here and check out the thread below for more info and footage!

Getting things done… #2021 pic.twitter.com/hfgiu0Zmf8

— Eric Prydz (@ericprydz) June 4, 2021

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Eric Prydz is Finishing Up Another Fan Favorite, “All Night” ID [WATCH]

Alesso has returned with his much anticipated PROGRESSO VOL 2, out now via 10:22 PM / Astralwerks.

This new release is the second installment in a series that began in 2019 with PROGRESSO VOL 1. “TOGETHER” and “AGAIN” are ripe, euphoric floor-fillers, highlighting Alesso’s mastery and versatility as the PROGRESSO run continues.

The two-track offering also drives home a message – “TOGETHER AGAIN” — serving up ideal energy as clubs are finally starting to reopen. A stark change up from his colorful pop hits, Alesso’s PROGRESSO VOL 2 is intended for dark rooms and dirty dance floors, with a big room appeal to match the producer’s main stage status.

Alesso shares: “The feedback already on PROGRESSO VOL.2 is insane! Thank you!!! We will dance TOGETHER AGAIN.”

Listen here and experience the more underground sounds of Alesso!

Alesso – PROGRESSO VOL 2



This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Alesso Delivers Hype Euphoria with ‘PROGRESSO VOL 2’ [LISTEN]

Shows are beginning to open up all over the country now and we couldn’t be more excited to get out and experience the electrifying culture of live shows. In a match made in music heaven, celebrated electronic producer Kweku Saunderson joined forces with acclaimed rapper Dai Burger for “I Miss The Club” a fun, zeitgeist-defining track that perfectly captures this unique moment in time, poised on the edge of the summer of 2021, in an age shot through with both hope and uncertainty.

It’s an high energy house tune that can’t help but get you moving whether you’re sitting in the office, working from home, or out in the club. “I Miss The Club” combines elements of minimal techno with a warm latin swing, sprinkled with Dai Burger’s inimitable and infectious sass and bite. Together, Kweku Saunderson & Dai Burger make an excellent team, making this hopefully the start of many more collaborations between both!

Listen to “I Miss The Club” by Kweku Saunderson & Dai Burger below!

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Kweku Saunderson & Dai Burger Drop Huge Collab “I Miss The Club” [LISTEN]

FuntCase, known the world over for his aggressive and chest breaking dubstep, is back on Circus Records today with a unique melodic offering, “Flames,” featuring Dia Frampton.

Frampton has previously collaborated with Illenium and The Crystal Method, she has co-written and featured on singles for some of the most respected musicians in the industry – Kaskade, M83, Jason Ross, Watskyand Lindsey Stirling, to mention a few. Needless to say, her accolades speak for themselves, and it’s no wonder FuntCase teamed up with her on his first non-heavy release.

Haunting piano notes and Dia’s voice introduce the song, leading into an anthemic, melodic rise coupled with some drum line-esque snare rolls. It’s not long before the synth rise comes in pre-drop, and usual FuntCase fans might expect his normal switch up into something heavier. Instead, we get an absolutely brilliant melodic dubstep drop that easily goes up against the best of them.

This is destined to be a FuntCase masterpiece and one which has taken him yet again, up another level. Check it out below!

Photo via Rukes.com

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: FuntCase Goes Melodic As He Teams Up With Dia Frampton For “Flames”

Marshmello has been on an absolute tear releasing new music from his forthcoming album, Shockwave, out tomorrow. In just the past few weeks alone, he’s dropped collaborations with The Jonas Brothers, Nitti Gritti & Megan Thee Stallion, Carnage, and Eptic & Juicy J. Now, he’s out with (we assume) the final single before the album drops tomorrow, “House Party” with Subtronics.

Having followed Marshmello’s career since essentially its very beginning, we’ve learned over time that even collaborations with artists who are known within a specific genre might not turn out the way we think. Thankfully, that is not the case with “House Party,” as it is easily the filthiest collaboration the masked producer has ever released.

Mello’s previous album, Joytime III, had plenty of dubstep collaborations, with Slushii, TYNAN, Crankdat, and more. But none nearly as disgustingly bass driven as this with Subtronics, whose own abilities are clearly on display here.

Check out the full tracklist here and listen to the track below. Shockwave is out everywhere tomorrow!

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Marshmello & Subtronics Team Up For The Masked Producer’s Filthiest Collab Yet, “House Party”

josh pan and Dylan Brady originally released “Supersonic” on OWSLA in 2019, and it wasn’t long before Skrillex and Noisia got their hands on the single for an impromptu remix that had fans waiting years for the drop. Now in 2021, the four artists team up for a pure reimagining of the single with a brand new release, “Supersonic (My Existence).”

Rife with complex synths and chords, not to mention playing with elements of rhythm, tempo, and more, the song is an easily accessible yet still wildly experimental beauty of a tune. If you’re among Skrillex fans who haven’t been that hyped on his previous two singles this year, this one is definitely going to scratch that itch.

Check it out below!

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Skrillex, Noisia, josh pan, & Dylan Brady Team Up On Mind-Melting “Supersonic”

Poo Bear is joining forces once again with go-to collaborator Skrillex on a new production, “The Day You Left.” The song made with a hit-making dream team, also consisting of PJR and Sasha Sirota, is due out this Friday.

Previously, Skrillex and Poo Bear worked together on the 2017 electronic smash “Would You Ever.” Before that, Poo Bear was involved with a massive release from Skrillex and Diplo aka Jack Ü, “Where Are Ü Now” with Justin Bieber.

Poo Bear is best known for his songwriting and production expertise, having contributed to a wealth of hit singles from Justin Bieber, FKA Twigs, Ty Dolla Sign, J Balvin, Fifth Harmony, and many more. His earliest credits date back to the late 90s and through the 2000s, when he worked with Ludacris, Kelis, Danity Kane, Fat Joe, Mya, Daddy Yankee, and the list goes on.

Poo Bear takes the lead on this one — preview here and check back for “The Day You Left” when it drops.

Poo Bear – “The Day You Left”

Additionally, we’re finally getting the Skrillex and Noisia “Supersonic” remix of the original by josh pan and Dylan Brady.

Photo Credit: Coughs

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Skrillex & Poo Bear + Skrillex, Noisia, Josh Pan Releases Dropping On Friday