Stage Hoppers’ House Cat Hits brings EDM lovers the hottest new releases of the today! This week we’ve got new music from Gorgon City, Joshwa, Anti Up, and more!
Gorgon City, Caroline Byrne – “All That You Need”
Gorgon City announces the release of their fifth studio album, Reverie, set for release on July 19 via REALM Records & Astralwerks. Accompanying this news is the drop of their latest single, “All That You Need,” featuring Caroline Byrne. This tantalizing glimpse of what’s to come is litter with its infectious basslines, bouncing synths, and captivating vocal melodies. As they gear up for a whirlwind of live performances, including a headlining slot at Coachella’s Yuma Stage, and take over the BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix, Gorgon City proves once again why they’re among the most sought-after acts in the electronic music scene. Summer 2024 promises to be an incredible journey for fans, with Gorgon City leading the charge towards dancefloor euphoria.
Joshwa – “Get Stupid/Lluvia”
Joshwa ignites the dancefloor with the debut of No Bad Friday Records, unleashing the scorching double whammy of “Get Stupid / Lluvia.” These spicy tech house tracks set the bar high for what’s to come from the label, promising a year filled with electrifying releases. Already garnering support from industry heavyweights like Chris Lake, Fisher, and Chris Lorenzo, Joshwa’s imprint is poised to become a powerhouse in the realm of house music. With this new addition to his illustrious career, Joshwa shares:
It’s never a bad day when new music is released into the world. It’s been a dream of mine to have my own label to share the music that represents the sound I play in my sets – a mixture of dark and light. I wanted to channel the positivity music has had on my life through the label and what better day to do it than a Friday.. No bad feelings on a Friday. So! Without further ado, you guys have been asking for this one – it certainly can’t be a bad Friday when we’re finally giving you this funky ass bassline.”
Anti Up – “The Weekend / Control The Media”
Gryffin, Jerro, Billen Ted, – Last of Us (Remixes)
Gryffin‘s “LAST OF US (Remixes)” offers a fresh take on his recent hit single, featuring reworks from Jerro and Billen Ted. Jerro infuses the track with mesmerizing minimalism and synth-led breaks that beautifully complement Rita Ora’s vocals. Meanwhile, Billen Ted brings a darker, deep-tech vibe, enveloping Ora’s voice in saturated synths and pulsating percussion. As Gryffin gears up for his PULSE era and electrifying festival performances, “LAST OF US (Remixes)” sets the stage for an exhilarating musical journey ahead.
Habstrakt – “CASH”
Malóne’s WHYNOTUS Label – MIAMI GROOVE VA
WHYNOTUS, Malóne‘s brainchild label and event series, unleashes its inaugural compilation, MIAMI GROOVE VA, featuring six dynamic tracks blending Tech and Afro House influences. Spearheaded by Amal Nemer‘s hypnotic opener, “Get It,” the compilation dives into a rich tapestry of sounds from artists like Morpei, Damelo, and more. What sets this compilation apart is its ability to seamlessly meld diverse cultural influences, uniting talents from across the world. With each track, the compilation pulses with infectious energy, offering a tantalizing glimpse into the future of the genre.
ADXRE – “Like This”
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X-Coast – “Marathon Man”
X-Coast‘s latest single, “Marathon Man,” is a lively homage to early 2000s rave culture, seamlessly blending nostalgia with contemporary production. From his infectious beats to his enigmatic online persona, X-Coast’s dedication to his project’s narrative is unparalleled. As a seasoned performer, he effortlessly commands renowned venues like BASEMENT and Paragon in NYC, as well as international festivals like Igloofest and Printworks, solidifying his status as a formidable artist. Regarding the release, X-Coast shares:
While writing “Marathon Man,” I was inspired by a mix my friend recorded in 2003 at Paradiso Club in Novi Sad, Serbia. He was mixing this beautiful melody in with a very percussion-driven tribal techno (basically what we call hardgroove today), and it struck me. I needed to write a track like this. The chords with added pitch bend are on the edge of being off-key, and that’s where the magic is. the overall result is an optimistic feeling as if we were preparing for a big sports competition, like the Olympics.. hence the name.”