This week has been a whirlwind of excitement in the world of dance music, marked by significant milestones and new releases. Notably, Blond:ish unveiled her debut album Never Walk Alone, making waves just days after being announced as Pacha Ibiza’s first female headline resident DJ. The Movement 2025 lineup expanded with the addition of Charlotte de Witte, Sara Landry, Horsegirl, and others. Meanwhile, EDC Las Vegas revealed its star-studded May event lineup, and Winter Music Conference introduced its first wave of speakers for the upcoming Miami event. In publishing news, Luke Steele from Empire of the Sun signed a global deal with Warner Chappell Music, while Seven Lions joined MLennial management. Additionally, Justice made history by hitting the Hot 100 for the first time with their contribution to The Weeknd’s “Wake Me Up.” On this day of love, the industry also celebrated its passion for new tracks that have captivated audiences.

New Tracks and Performances Set the Beat

In the heart of a vibrant season, several artists have graced us with fresh tunes that promise to set the stage for unforgettable performances. Haai, the Australia-born, London-based producer, released “Can’t Stand to Lose,” reflecting on the fast-paced life of DJs and the longing for moments of stillness. Teneil Throssell, Haai’s alter ego, described the song as a meditation on the emotions accompanying change and loss. Fans can catch Haai performing at the Friendship music cruise sailing from Miami and Coachella in April.

Anyma, along with Argy and Son of Son, launched “Voices In My Head,” a track that gained attention during his Sphere residency. This dark yet accessible melodic techno piece showcases Anyma’s signature style. His final four dates at Sphere are scheduled for late February and early March.

Sammy Virji, following up on the success of “Damager” with Interplanetary Criminal, now presents “I Guess We’re Not the Same.” Released on Astralwerks, this track features a bouncy rhythm juxtaposed with introspective lyrics. Sammy will be performing at major festivals including Coachella, Lightning in a Bottle, Movement, and Bonnaroo.

Detroit legend DJ Minx celebrated Valentine’s Day with “Blocked,” an anthem for self-love and setting boundaries. The house track commands listeners to take control of their digital lives, reinforcing the importance of personal well-being.

Brazilian producer Alok teamed up with Kylie Minogue for “Last Night I Dreamt I Fell in Love.” This dreamy collaboration captures the fleeting sweetness of a memorable night, adding another gem to both artists’ impressive discographies.

From these new releases, it's clear that the dance music scene continues to evolve, offering listeners a blend of nostalgia and innovation. Each artist brings unique perspectives, reminding us of the power of music to connect and inspire. As we embrace these new tracks, we also celebrate the enduring passion for dance music that unites fans worldwide.