Stage Hoppers, in just the first month of 2024, we’ve already got some stellar releases for our House Cat Hits. Let’s dive into some groovin’ releases by Dombresky, HoneyLuv, Max Styer and more!
Dombresky & JADED – “All For You”
This week brought the announcement of Dombresky and JADED‘s collaborative Sound Of The Drums EP. This two-track offering is set for release on February 1, via Higher Ground, however, the first track off the EP dropped yesterday! “All for You” shows an intersection between modern house music and the soulful grooves of the past. This melodic groover exudes feel-good energy perfect for your weekend. In addition to the EP, the trio will unite on Dombresky’s LIFT OFF Tour on January 13, with JADED joining throughout the North America tour.
HoneyLuv, Roland Clark – “This Is My Life”
HoneyLuv and Roland Clark team up for collaborative new single “This Is My Life,” out via Nothing Else Matters. This latest single offers a semblance of old and new-school house music. With its winding melodies, hearty basslines, and rolling drum patterns, “This Is My Life” instantly surges dance while Clark echoes:“I dance all night / It’s my salvation / Love is the message / My motivation.” In regards to the new single HoneyLuv shares, “‘This Is My Life’ has been in the works for a few years now. So happy to release this one with my good friend Roland.”
Gorgon City, Bbyafricka – “Biggest Regret”
Gorgon City launches into 2024 with the release of “Biggest Regret” via Astralwerks. The track, featuring vocals from Californian artist Bbyafrika, combines big room house and underground bassline, promising to captivate audiences on dancefloors. With a decade-plus legacy of chart-topping singles, sold-out shows at iconic venues, and 1.5 billion streams, the duo’s innovative sound and unwavering work ethic position them as trusted names in the industry, marking “Biggest Regret” as the exciting beginning of their next era.
Max Styler, Westend – “Rhythm Machine”
Max Styler and Westend join forces on their latest release, “Rhythm Machine.” Through this serious show stopper, they deliver a groovy heater with production finesse and infectious energy. The track gives off this intoxicating combination of pulsating beats and a thumping bassline that permeates the atmosphere. With the piercing synth work, and a robotic vocal sample, “Rhythmic Machine”creates a dance floor anthem that showcases the collaborative synergy between these artists.
Oliver Heldens, Ian Asher, Sérgio Mendes – “Mas Que Nada”
Oliver Heldens and Ian Asher reimagine a classic Latin American hit song “Mas Que Nada.” While originally written by Jorge Ben, the song achieved enormous international popularity when Sérgio Mendes and his iconic band Brasil ‘66 released their cover. Now, the rework of “Mas Que Nada” offers a light groove and nostalgic party vibes while still commemorating the vibrance of the classic.
Disco Lines, J. Worra, Anabel Englund – “Cutting Loose”
Disco Lines, J. Worra, and Anabel offer up this vibrant collaboration today titled “Cutting Lines.” This track is a dancefloor gem. With it’s sleek production and sultry vocals, “Cutting Loose” permeates the atmospheres and certainly helps the dancefloor cut loose. A must-have for any party playlist.
Lee Foss, Skonka, TheConnect – “Worship Technology”
Tobiahs – “Lifetime”
Lebanese-Australian dance producer Tobiahs releases the euphoric anthem “Lifetime.”Following a massive 9 million views on a teaser, the track caught the attention of Pete Tong, who featured it on BBC Radio 1. Tobiahs reflects on its spontaneous creation, showcasing his ability to connect with the crowd effortlessly. “Lifetime” blends a recognized vocal sample from “PARADISE” by NOT THE TWOS, exuding confidence and maturity. With over 30 million streams, an ARIA-gold plaque, and a viral club sensation, Tobiahs stands out as one of the world’s most exciting young producers, effortlessly balancing club and streaming tracks.
Dyro, RayRay – “To The Beat”
Dyro and RayRay team up for a sultry Electro House track, “To The Beat.” This new single marks the debut of Dyro on Dim Mak as this joint release drops with a robust synth lead and sexy vocals. With the release of this house heater, Dyro shares:
I’ve created ‘To The Beat’ with the dancefloor in mind. Initially, I was working around a vocal sample, but teaming up with RayRay, we lifted the track to a new level. Tested during ADE – the track went off!!”
RayRay adds:
It was fun to work with Dyro. He reached out to me with the floor-hitting production a few months ago, and we puzzled the ideas together and came up with the banger!