May 25th Weekly Roundup Feature
Hey hey! It’s May 25th, and we’re back with our weekly roundup feature. Check back in with us next week for the next roundup feature.
Ataxia – The Whistles
Detroit’s punk-to-techno power duo Ataxia returns to Carl Craig’s longstanding label Planet E Communications with a brand new EP, The Whistles, out now.
Across two club-built cuts, Ted Krisko and Eric Ricker channel the city’s raw dancefloor DNA: unruly samples, rubbery basslines, analog FX, and a rolling pressure that is set between Detroit house, techno, and the duo’s punk roots.
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Claude VonStroke – Wrong Number
Claude VonStroke returns with Wrong Number, a misguided project made for people who still believe underground dancefloors matter. Arriving May 22, 2026, the project marks Claude’s inability to follow trends and fall in line. The album cover says it all. A simple red phone in his hand. Minimal and direct.
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Day Zero Tulum
On January 9th, 2027, Damian Lazarus will once again open the portal to a world suspended between ritual and rave, nature and fantasy, sound and ceremony as Day Zero returns to its spiritual home in Tulum. For one night, the jungle becomes a living realm of ancient Mayan ritual, hypnotic sound, and otherworldly spectacle, carrying partygoers through a transcendent journey where the earthly and ethereal dissolve into one beneath the rising sun.
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fknsyd & KAVARI – they can’t do what i can
Alternative electronic artists fknsyd and KAVARI have joined forces for their spellbinding new single ‘they can’t do what i can’ out now via HypnoVizion.
‘they can’t do what i can’ drifts between ethereal intimacy and fractured intensity, pairing fknsyd’s ghostly vocals with KAVARI’s gritty kicks and glitching basslines. Atmospheric melodies shimmer through the track’s shadowy production, blurring the lines between alternative electronic and experimental pop while pulling listeners into a world that feels both delicate and dangerous. The result is a hypnotic meeting point between two artists pushing the darker edges of contemporary electronic music.
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HAYLA – Enough
Following the release of “Heal” last month, GRAMMY-nominated, Gold-certified songwriter and powerhouse vocalist HAYLA returns with her latest single “Enough” out May 22, continuing her bold shift from dance floor anthems into powerful alternative storytelling. Both “Heal” and “Enough” will appear on her new album DARK set for release July 31, 2026 (Restless Minds Music/Believe).
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ILLENIUM Presents ODYSSEY
Hot off his surprise appearances with Dabin, William Black and Griz b2b Wooli’s sets at EDC Las Vegas this past weekend, GRAMMY-nominated electronic artist ILLENIUM has announced the special guests for his final ILLENIUM Presents ODYSSEY at Sphere with ALLEYCVT for Friday, July 3 and Sullivan King for Saturday July 4. Limited tickets remain here.
Instupendo – Live From The Backrooms
A24 Music today releases Instupendo | Live From The Backrooms on Apple Music. This original DJ Mix by Grammy-nominated artist-producer Instupendo, is inspired by the upcoming film BACKROOMS, A Kane Parsons film starring Academy Award nominees Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve. Experience it only in theaters 05.29.26.
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Mind Enterprises – Negroni Love
Italian duo Mind Enterprises release their new album Negroni Love, out now. The release follows standout performances at Coachella and arrives amid a sprawling international tour.
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Moody Good – SPEEEDBUMP 01
After months of building momentum through a series of high-impact singles, Moody Good is officially back in full force, delivering his long awaited new EP, “SPEEEDBUMP 01”, out May 20th via Deadbeats. Marking the culmination of a multi-dimensional new creative chapter, the project fully realizes the immersive world first introduced with “Grinding” and expanded through “Humid” and “Mouth Piece”.
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PIER PLAY 2026
Set for Saturday, May 30 at the Santa Monica Pier, PIER PLAY 2026 – featuring Afro-House superstar AMÉMÉ and the global debut of Âme Live Presents…with newly announced special guest RHYE – extends beyond the dance floor with an ecosystem of premium brand experiences. From interactive beauty and wellness activations to culinary indulgences and exclusive lounge offerings, sponsors have curated a multi-sensory event that celebrates premium lifestyle.
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Sónar
Following this year’s 33rd edition in Barcelona, Sónar continues its international journey with a new collaboration at NU Festival 2026, a three-day festival of music, art and digital culture taking place from June 26–28, 2026 at TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY in Tokyo.
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Westend – The Ceiling
Brooklyn-based tech-house champion Westend today drops his anthemic new single ‘The Ceiling’ out now via John Summit’s Experts Only. Featuring a standout vocal from British singer-songwriter Olivia Sebastianelli, the track marks Westend’s second release on the label following last year’s ‘Drum Death’ with HOSANNA.
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Wet Velvet – Dance 4 Me
Bay Area-based producer/DJ Wet Velvet is the latest addition to Dirtybird’s Flight Week series, arriving with his new two-track Dance 4 Me EP, out now. The ninth release from last year’s fruitful writing camp series includes collaborations with Life On Planets and SHADED.
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What So Not Tour
Last week, genre-defining Australian producer and one of trap music’s earliest pioneers, What So Not officially launched a new creative era with the announcement of his forthcoming project and tour, ‘I SAW A TRAP DJ AND IT CHANGED MY BIO CHEMISTRY’.
Drawing inspiration from early SoundCloud culture, formative collaborations, and the explosion of globally influential trap and bass music, the project revisits the emotional DNA of that era through a modern lens – combining the unpredictability of early trap music with years of experimentation across drum & bass, analog production, cinematic songwriting, and global rhythmic influence.Alongside the project rollout, What So Not will embark on the I SAW A TRAP DJ AND IT CHANGED MY BIO CHEMISTRY U.S. Tour – a limited run of intimate club shows and select festival appearances designed to reconnect audiences with the raw energy and closeness of the early trap and bass era. Stops include Denver’s Club Vinyl, Portland’s 45 East, Las Vegas’ Substance, and Marquee NY, alongside festival appearances at Das Energi and Lost In Dreams.
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Whigfield, Rocco Line DJ – Suga Remixes
We’re here to share a new release from the legendary Whigfield with LuvFoundation UK, Rocco Lino DJ ’D.Marco’. It features releases from Sharp Boys & Ruff Loaderz. Blending classic Whigfield energy with modern Electro House and infectious summer vibes, “SUGA” is the sweetest and strongest release from the artist in years. The track was produced in collaboration with the UK dance powerhouse Luv Foundation (UK) and Italian producer/DJ Rocco Lino DJ.
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Zeds Dead, Subtronics, Tape B – Word Scramble (HEYZ Remix)
Bass music’s internet sensation, HEYZ is turning up the pressure once again with his explosive new flip of “Word Scramble” by Zeds Dead, Subtronics, and Tape B, arriving on Wednesday, May 20.
“HEYZ’s flip of ‘Word Scramble’ transforms the track into a full-force dubstep weapon built for maximum impact. Preserving the attitude of the original, he drives it into overdrive with crushing drops, relentless energy, and a sound engineered to hit just as hard in the pit as it does blasting through speakers.
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