New Music Friday - New EDM Tracks 8/21/26
The One - Alesso
Alesso has dropped a new EP, The One, channeling the visceral house sound of his Body Hi project to formally release a pair of tracks that had turned heads in his recent performances. Released jointly through his Body Hi imprint and Tomorrowland Music, The One marks a studio extension of Alesso’s touring concept of the same name. The project, he said, grew organically from the ambitious structural design of his recent arena tour.
Let Me Be - Justé Remix
Following a breakthrough year that has seen her emerge as one of dance music's most exciting new names, Justė returns with a fresh take on one of 2026's biggest viral records. Landing on Spinnin' Records on 21st August, the Lithuanian-born, Denmark-based artist delivers an infectious remix of The Second Voice's global smash 'Let Me Be', transforming the original into a peak-time dance-pop weapon built for radios, festival stages and late-night club floors alike.
Forever In Our Hearts - HEDEGAARD
Following the release of HEDEGAARD's concept album KIN in June, the Danish DJ/producer/label boss shows no signs of slowing down, returning with his next single, ‘Forever In Our Hearts’ via Spinnin’/OneHundred. An immensely catchy, high-energy big room anthem, the track channels the explosive festival sound that first established HEDEGAARD as a force in electronic music while incorporating elements of UK pub culture via the singalong-themed lyrics.
Eclipsed - HALIENE
The Grammy-nominated vocalist has released a striking, genre-spanning body of work on Black Hole, the label co-founded by Tiësto back in 1997. Ahead of the album’s release, HALIENE performed it in its entirety live in Ibiza during the island’s first total solar eclipse since 1905. She’s now primed for upcoming performances at Excision’s Lost Lands Festival and ‘Opus Harmonia,’ Seven Lions’ one-night orchestral collaboration with the Seattle Symphony at Benaroya Hall on September 25.
No Air - Jordcan Sparks, NGHTMRE
Out today on NGHTMRE and SLANDER’s Gud Vibrations label, the collaboration came together through a chance encounter. NGHTMRE had already been working on the rework for months when Sparks, who in 2007 became the youngest winner in American Idol history at age 17, received the track and recorded her vocals before sending the demo back within days.
