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Here are the brand new worldwide dance tunes that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
53 . Eligarf – Salman Khan
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Date Added : Feb 6,2025
Romanian artist Eligarf, carving his presence in the local music scene, presents his latest single, “Salman Khan,” released in February 2025 under Roton Music. With a title nodding to Bollywood stardom, the track subtly bridges cultural motifs and Eligarf‘s distinct approach. Previously, he delivered singles like “Scuze,” “Vorbe de dragoste,” and “În România,” signaling a trajectory that captures attentive listeners within his evolving musical narrative.
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52 . Joost – Why Not???
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Date Added : Feb 6,2025
Joost Klein, born April 22, 1997, in Leeuwarden, Netherlands, delivers “Why Not???”, a January 2025 single reflecting on his disqualification from representing the Netherlands at Eurovision. Produced by Tantu Beats, the track blends rap with 2000s rock and Dutch gabber, carrying lines like “They say ‘Jo-Joost Klein you’re disqualified’ what?/ They saw me as the culprit/ Emotional damage.” The video places Joost in varied settings, including as an internet cafe employee. Released as a non-album single, it follows his recognition with the 2023 Popprijs and 3FM Awards for Best Artist in both 2023 and 2024. Joost has collaborated with numerous Dutch artists and charted in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Lithuania. His discography includes “Albino” (2019) and “Fryslân” (2022). Music video directed by : Lyon Pol
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51 . Jador – Sa Te Hau (w/ Johny Romano)
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Date Added : Feb 6,2025
Jador and Johny Romano join forces on “Sa Te Hau,” a single released on February 4, 2025, where manele meets contemporary pop. Jador, born Ionuț Dumitru Jitaru in 1995, moves from street performances to mainstream success in the early 2010s, stacking up tracks like “Manele,” “Slăbiciunea mea,” and “Du-te.” Johny Romano, active in hip-hop and trap, expands his collaborative catalog following “Baieti Destepti” with Connect-R. The music video debuts on YouTube the same day, drawing attention from both artists’ audiences.
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50 . Masoom Sharma & Shiva Choudhary – Donker
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Date Added : Feb 6,2025
Released in January 2025, “Donker” is a Haryanvi track blending playful undertones with sharp controversy. Featuring Masoom Sharma, Shiva Choudhary, and Sann Sarwang, the song highlights their dynamic performances. Masoom Sharma, a fixture in the Haryanvi music scene, joins forces once more with Shiva Choudhary, a frequent collaborator from projects like “60 Mukadme.” Together, their partnership brings a familiar synergy to the song’s narrative. Music video directed by : Mohan Betaab
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49 . Atilla Azer – Goddess, Source Of Fire
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Date Added : Feb 6,2025
Atilla Azer’s “Goddess, Source of Fire,” released in January 2025, merges electronic and pop influences, pairing his vocals with textured synthesizers and a pulsing rhythm. The music video places Atilla in surreal, fire-infused scenes, emphasizing goddess-themed visuals that echo the title’s imagery. An artist rooted in the early 2020s electronic pop scene, Atilla steadily builds his catalogue through solo efforts and collaborations.
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48 . CG5 – U Move
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Date Added : Feb 4,2025
CG5’s U MOVE (January 2025), co-produced with Dolvondo, intertwines a synth-driven pop aesthetic with disquieting undertones, functioning as the title track for his PROJECT U MOVE horror series. Building on funk-inspired basslines and glitchy synths, the track crafts a retro-futuristic soundscape, anchoring the narrative of a cursed VHS tape. Piper Rubio (FNaF 2023) co-stars in the eerie storyline, which melds analog horror with music-driven psychological loops. Music video directed by : Cg5 & William Bradford
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47 . Polimá Westcoast, C.R.O – LGN
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Date Added : Feb 4,2025
On February 2, 2025, Chilean artist Polimá Westcoast teams up with Argentine rapper C.R.O for “LGN,” a digital single that nestles itself within Polimá’s growing discography. Known offstage as Polimá Ngangu Miguel Orellana, his collaborations span names like Pailita, Feid, Paloma Mami, and De La Ghetto, charting a course through Latin urban music. Meanwhile, Tomás Manuel Campos, alias C.R.O, continues his trajectory through Argentina’s hip-hop circuit.
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46 . Anas, SkinnyFlex, TK – Vice City
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Date Added : Feb 4,2025
Anas, SkinnyFlex, and TK team up on “Vice City,” released in January 2025, blending their distinct styles into a collaborative effort. Anas leads on vocals, with SkinnyFlex and TK layering support across a track shaped by producers Yacine Arroumia, MauroB, Rachid El Brak, and The Plugz Europe. Its title nods to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, reflecting the video game’s deep cultural resonance. French artist Anas, known for collaborations, continues to expand his presence in the industry. Music video directed by : Hustler Game
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45 . Lil Saako – Bamola
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Date Added : Feb 4,2025
Released by IK Production in February 2025, “Bamola” features Lil Saako, born Mouctar Diop, channeling his roots in Guinean hip-hop. As a member of Instinct Killers since the late 1990s, initially as a dancer, the 1991-born artist transitioned to vocals and co-shapes the group founded in 1997. Known for blending kora and pastoral flute, Instinct Killers, recipients of Cassette d’Or accolades, embody Guinean rhythms while Saako’s “Kolokaty” style amplifies the cultural mesh.
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44 . DNX – Nirmaya
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Date Added : Feb 4,2025
Released in 2025, DNX‘s “Nirmaya” is a Nepali track blending hip-hop with traditional folk elements, performed by rapper DNX from Nepal’s Baitadi region. Filmed in Qatar, the music video stands out as one of the first Nepali productions in the country, juxtaposing its cultural roots with a foreign backdrop. The Nepali lyrics, peppered with English phrases, revolve around themes of detachment, the title translating to “loveless” in English.
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43 . Moh Green – My Baby Oh
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Date Added : Feb 4,2025
Mohamed Ben Hadda, known as Moh Green, is a French DJ and producer born on August 7, 1982, in Paris, with Algerian roots. “My Baby Oh,” released in 2024, features Jaro King and reflects Green’s signature foray into global collaborations. Known for working alongside artists like Sean Paul, Fally Ipupa, Indila, Zaho, and Kenza Farah, his catalog often includes contributions from the African diaspora. Starting with the Golden Crew duo, he also crafted the anthem “African Proud” for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations. Music video directed by : Declo
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42 . Psychic Fever – What’s Happenin’
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Date Added : Feb 2,2025
PSYCHIC FEVER, the dynamic dance-vocal faction of EXILE TRIBE, unveils their January 2025 single, “What’s Happenin’,” a brisk follow-up to “Paradise.” Melding hip-hop and R&B with Y2K-inspired Miami grooves, the track interlaces JP THE WAVY’s fluid cadence and PSYCHIC FEVER’s tuneful delivery, forging an audacious sonic tapestry. Lyrics weave love, fan gratitude, and reflections on time apart during global ventures. A cyber-chic video merges sharp lighting, 2000s aesthetics, choreographed precision, and freeform exuberance. Music video directed by : Mess
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41 . Eunhyuk – Up N Down
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Date Added : Feb 2,2025
Eunhyuk’s “UP N DOWN,” released January 2025, headlines his first mini-album and marks his long-anticipated solo debut. The multifaceted Lee Hyuk-jae, a cornerstone of K-pop mainstay Super Junior since 2005, has built a portfolio as a singer, rapper, dancer, and songwriter. His lyrical touch shapes tracks like “Marry U,” “Boom Boom,” and “Oops!” while Super Junior-D&E, his duo with Donghae, showcases his versatility. TV appearances and MC gigs amplify his cultural reach.
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40 . Georgia – Niama Kato Teb
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Date Added : Feb 2,2025
Bursting onto the scene with her January 2025 release, emerging Bulgarian artist Georgia unveils “Niama Kato Teb” (“There’s No One Like You”), a deftly crafted single distributed by Orpheus Music in collaboration with Warner Music. The track’s intricate production highlights Georgia‘s ability to intertwine heartfelt lyrics with contemporary sounds, cementing its place as a noteworthy addition to her growing repertoire. Music video directed by : Ivan Dimitrov |
39 . Bob Sinclar & Michael Ekow – Take It Easy On Me
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Date Added : Feb 2,2025
Released in January 2025, “Take It Easy On Me” unites French DJ/producer Bob Sinclar and vocalist Michael Ekow, blending Sinclar’s decades-long mastery of house music with Ekow’s commanding voice. The video sparks chatter, showcasing dramatic morphing effects on Sinclar’s face, initially mistaken for plastic surgery but later revealed as deliberate commentary on reinvention and image manipulation in the music industry. Music video directed by : Jonathan Kluger
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38 . Tekno – Pounds & Dollars
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Date Added : Feb 2,2025
Tekno’s “Pounds and Dollars,” released in December 2024 via emPawa Africa Music Services Limited, exudes his unmistakable Afrobeats cadence, marrying infectious melodies with Egar Boi’s taut percussion-driven production. Nigerian-born Augustine Miles Kelechi, celebrated for 2016’s radio-dominating “Pana,” flexes his versatility, a skill honed through collaborations with stars like Drake and Swae Lee and the founding of his Cartel Music in 2018.
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37 . Denis Nuca – Jocul Calamarului
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Date Added : Feb 2,2025
Romanian artist Denis Nuca returns with “Jocul Calamarului,” released in February 2025 under Big UP Music and produced by Ursu. The single draws its title and inspiration from Netflix’s cultural juggernaut, “Squid Game,” weaving its competitive, high-stakes undertones into the pop-folk landscape. Following hits like “Wella, Wella” (2022), “7 Gagici” (2023), “Tam Tam” (2024), and “Favella” (2024), Nuca continues crafting rhythmic narratives for his growing audience.
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36 . Nassif Zeytoun & Ricky Rich – Mi Amor
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Date Added : Feb 2,2025
Released in January 2025, *Mi Amor* unites Lebanese singer Nassif Zeytoun and Swedish-Kurdish artist Ricky Rich in a cultural synergy of Arabic and Swedish lyrics. With production helmed by Shenzi, the track delivers a sonic interplay between their distinct musical backgrounds. Nassif Zeytoun, crowned winner of *Star Academy Arab World* in 2010, and Ricky Rich, born Ricky Abdo Haidar, carve out a meeting point between Tartus and Sweden’s urban rhythms. Music video directed by : Fabricio Jimenez
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35 . Bilyanish & Donika – Na Kolene
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Date Added : Feb 2,2025
Bilyanish and Donika join forces on “Na Kolene,” a single unveiled in January 2025 that plunges into Balkan pop-folk. Borrowing from Tea Tairovic’s “Pozovi,” the track layers traditional rhythms with slick modernity. Bilyanish, the Bulgarian singer-model behind “Iskam” and “Lepa Brena,” shares the mic with Donika, whose hits like “Hubavitsa” and “Nikoga Tvoi” cement her as a pop-folk fixture. The title translates to “On Knees,” balancing allure with sly cheekiness.
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34 . Valeriya – Ураган
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Date Added : Feb 2,2025
In 2025, Valeriya unveils “Ураган” (Hurricane), a single anchored in bold imagery and a stark desert backdrop. The music video pans to Valeriya striding resolutely into the tempest, a sandstorm swirling as she gleams like a polished gem against the arid expanse. Born April 17, 1968, in Atkarsk, Saratov Oblast, to a lineage of classical musicians, Valeriya’s formative years center on piano studies before she rises to prominence in the early 1990s Russian music arena.
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33 . Ummet Ozcan – Vortex
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Date Added : Feb 2,2025
On January 2025, Dutch-Turkish DJ and producer Ummet Ozcan unveils “Vortex” via OZ Records, layering pulsing techno rhythms with Big Room flair and weaving in an enigmatic vocal that heightens its mystique. Famed for hits like “The Hum,” Ozcan’s portfolio reflects a deft leap from tech-trance to progressive and electro house. Known for pioneering software tools, his sound remains a study in adaptability and innovation across electronic music genres.
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32 . FMK – 8pm
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Date Added : Feb 2,2025
Argentine singer-songwriter FMK unveils “8PM,” a single released in January 2025. FMK, born Mauro Ezequiel Lombardo, pairs his urban pop and trap sensibilities with Estani’s production prowess. Emerging in the early 2020s, FMK transitioned from freestyle YouTube uploads to studio tracks, collaborating with Tini, Emilia Mernes, and Duki. “8PM” seamlessly blends reggaeton beats and trap’s grit with an undeniable pop appeal, echoing his signature genre-fluid approach.
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31 . Roga Roga – Plus Haut (w/ Yorssy & Dany Synthé)
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Date Added : Jan 28,2025
“Plus Haut,” a 2024 release by Roga Roga, enlists Yorssy and Dany Synthé to weave a rich sonic tapestry blending Roga Roga‘s Congolese roots with contemporary production. Ibambi Okombi Rogatien, the artist behind the name, channels decades of experience from his start in a Catholic choir to co-founding Extra-Musica alongside Espé Bass, Kila Mbongo, and Guy-Guy Fall. The track echoes his evolution from early successes like “Les Nouveaux Missiles” to solo ventures such as “Kindoki” and “Oyo ekoya eya.” Music video directed by : William Thomas
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30 . Gambino – Carbo
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Date Added : Jan 28,2025
French rapper Gambino La MG drops “Carbo,” his January 2025 single, showcasing his gritty roots from Marseille’s northern districts and his Algerian-Tunisian heritage. Operating via his self-founded label Total Ndé Production, formerly SLVProduction, Gambino delivered his debut 22-track album “Galaxia” in January 2021—remarkable for its featureless roster—followed by “Fusée” in November 2021, an 18-track venture. Mask, sunglasses, and a cap remain his unflinching signature disguise. Music video directed by : Martin Toska
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31 . Roga Roga – Plus Haut (w/ Yorssy & Dany Synthé)
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Date Added : Jan 28,2025
“Plus Haut,” a 2024 release by Roga Roga, enlists Yorssy and Dany Synthé to weave a rich sonic tapestry blending Roga Roga‘s Congolese roots with contemporary production. Ibambi Okombi Rogatien, the artist behind the name, channels decades of experience from his start in a Catholic choir to co-founding Extra-Musica alongside Espé Bass, Kila Mbongo, and Guy-Guy Fall. The track echoes his evolution from early successes like “Les Nouveaux Missiles” to solo ventures such as “Kindoki” and “Oyo ekoya eya.” Music video directed by : William Thomas
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30 . Gambino – Carbo
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Date Added : Jan 28,2025
French rapper Gambino La MG drops “Carbo,” his January 2025 single, showcasing his gritty roots from Marseille’s northern districts and his Algerian-Tunisian heritage. Operating via his self-founded label Total Ndé Production, formerly SLVProduction, Gambino delivered his debut 22-track album “Galaxia” in January 2021—remarkable for its featureless roster—followed by “Fusée” in November 2021, an 18-track venture. Mask, sunglasses, and a cap remain his unflinching signature disguise. Music video directed by : Martin Toska
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29 . Dierick El Preciso – Take Take
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Date Added : Jan 28,2025
Dierick El Preciso’s “Take Take,” a recent release under Woss Music, exudes the charm of an emerging Latin American voice carving his musical path with precision. Following earlier tracks like “Pose y Foto” (2024) and “Subelo” (2019), the single continues his knack for crafting rhythm-driven soundscapes. With its energetic cadence and infectious hooks, “Take Take” offers a sharp glimpse into Dierick’s evolving artistry while staying true to his roots. |
28 . Artbat & Vintage Culture – She The Last One
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Date Added : Jan 28,2025
“She The Last One” unites Ukrainian powerhouse duo ARTBAT—Artur Kryvenko and Vitalii Limarenko—and Brazilian DJ-producer Vintage Culture, a.k.a. Lukas Rafael Hespanhol Ruiz, under the UPPERGROUND label. Released in January 2025, the track reimagines Celeda’s defining vocal line from her classic “The Underground.” Co-writer Victoria Sharpe joins the production roster, crafting a hypnotic fusion of deep basslines and ethereal melodies. Music video directed by : Maksym Getman
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27 . Jacqueline Fernandez & Bhupinder – Chasing Stormrider
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Date Added : Jan 26,2025
Officially released in January 2025, “Chasing Stormrider” emerges as a collaboration between Jacqueline Fernandez, the Sri Lankan actress born on August 11, 1985, in Manama, Bahrain, and Bhupinder Babbal, a multifaceted singer, composer, and lyricist. Fernandez, crowned Miss Universe Sri Lanka in 2006, transitioned into acting with her Bollywood debut in “Aladin” (2009) and rose to prominence through films like “Murder 2” (2011), “Housefull 2” (2012), and “Kick” (2014). Following her 2024 single “Stormrider,” she partners with Babbal, who boasts a repertoire that includes tracks such as “Powerhouse,” featuring Sanjay Dutt, and “Arjan Vailly Remix.” Manan Bhardwaj and Amrit Maan also contribute to the track’s production, weaving their distinct touch into what unfolds as a dynamic fusion of cinematic artistry and sonic experimentation. Music video directed by : Yug, Chadrick & Sandeep |
26 . Brodha V – Hengaithe Maige
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Date Added : Jan 26,2025
**Hengaithe Maige** by Brodha V packs a rhythmic punch as a Kannada rap anthem asking “How do you feel now?” Brodha V, whose real identity is Vighnesh Shivanand, pens the lyrics alongside Srikar Athreya, weaving a narrative of ambition and acclaim backed by his own production. Renowned for blending Indian classical elements with the cadence of hip-hop, the artist merges melodic tradition with razor-sharp rap. His lyricism sprawls across personal victories, societal reflections, and cultural threads, cementing his stature within Indian hip-hop. Brodha V‘s collaborations with heavyweight rappers like Raftaar and KRSNA—seen in tracks such as the 2022 single “Forever”—have further entrenched his presence in the mainstream music conversation. “Hengaithe Maige” chronicles his evolution, underlined by lyrical nods to his ascent and the ripple effects of his craft in India’s music landscape. Music video directed by : Sujish Das
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25 . Desingerica & Djexon – Pumpalicca
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Date Added : Jan 26,2025
“Pumpalicca” pairs Desingerica, the Belgrade-born voice of Serbian trap, with Djexon, whose eclectic artistry spans Jazz, Funk, and more, for a bold musical alliance. Released on January 025, this track bears lyrics crafted by Dragomir Despic—aka Desingerica—whose raw depictions of life resonate over music co-produced with Djexon. Against eerie but head-nodding beats, they weave complex narratives, blending Desingerica‘s gritty authenticity with Djexon’s penchant for addressing societal woes and personal introspection. Music video directed by : Dragomir Despić, Vuk Nedeljković Debbug |
24 . David Guetta, Alphaville & Ava Max – Forever Young
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Date Added : Jan 26,2025
David Guetta, Alphaville, and Ava Max unite for “Forever Young,” a contemporary take on Alphaville‘s 1984 synth-pop classic. First released on Alphaville‘s debut album, the original track gained traction across Scandinavian and German-speaking European markets. Seizing renewed attention after its TikTok virality in September 2024—where it ascended to the top of the TikTok Billboard Top 50—Guetta transforms the nostalgic anthem into an EDM spectacle. Adding new verses with Ava Max‘s crystalline vocals, this October 2024 rendition finds its moment in the pulse of international club culture. Live performances at Guetta’s F* Me I’m Famous residency in Ushuaïa Ibiza amplify its appeal, with Max’s electrified stage presence elevating the track to festival highlight status. Music video directed by : Gemma Yin
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23 . Tribbs, Ardo, Jake Alva – W Moim Ogródecku (w/ Diiya)
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Date Added : Jan 21,2025
Tribbs, Ardo, Jake Alva, and Diiya collaborate on “W Moim Ogródecku,” an intriguing fusion of Polish folk traditions and modern electronic production. The title, meaning “In My Garden,” nods to a classic Polish folk song performed by Rokiczanka of Rokitno, Poland. Jake Alva, celebrated for his techno soundscapes and collaborations, boasts support from R3hab, Hardwell, Don Diablo, and Dash Berlin, with several tracks on SoundCloud showcasing his style. The original folk version of “W Moim Ogródecku” has been choreographed by Ira Weisburd, Lee Otterholt, and Sanna Longden and performed across the United States, Canada, and Europe. Music video directed by : Kamil Mzyk
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22 . Mat King – Sepp (w/ Yohan & Lumando)
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Date Added : Jan 21,2025
Mat King, the irreverent dancehall provocateur hailing from La Réunion, infuses his craft with the swagger of his trademark mantra, “DANCEHALL KA BAD.” Teaming up with the explosive duo Ti Yohan and Da’Bros G, his anthem “DANCEHALL KA BAD REPRESENTER” reverberates like a rebellious battle cry on sun-soaked dance floors. Tracks like “Bella” and “Position Wine,” featuring Gaza, further underscore his penchant for intoxicating riddims and infectious hooks, cementing his imprint on the genre’s evolving narrative. |
21 . L’Allemand – Gestapo
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Date Added : Jan 21,2025
“Gestapo” lands as a striking declaration from L’Allemand, née Émir Chelabi, the Lyon-born rapper who hails from the gritty streets of Les Minguettes in Vénissieux. Here, the 1995-born artist wields the provocative historical analogy of the Gestapo to frame his group’s cohesion and tenacity, sparking intrigue through its stark, unflinching imagery. L’Allemand‘s trajectory exploded in 2016 with “Elle t’a quitté,” a breakout hit that built the momentum leading to his debut project, *Sixnueve* (2019), featuring the gold-certified anthem “C’est ça les rats.” Since then, his discography has expanded with *Liberta* (2019), *Nos rêves* (2020), *On verra* (2021), and *État d’âme* (2022), culminating in his latest body of work, *Ma Vie* (2023). Collaborations with Jul, Naps, Hornet la Frappe, and Maes position him firmly within the contemporary French rap echelon, with his music carving out sharp-edged narratives fueled by raw intensity and precision.
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20 . Berdianas Unidas – Dam Bu Amor (w/ Sidney)
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Date Added : Jan 21,2025
“Dam Bu Amor” by Berdianas Unidas, featuring Sidney, lands on December 25, 2024, weaving vibrant Cabo Verdean batuku rhythms with contemporary production. Written, produced, and recorded by Dukudjabempro, who also crafts its beat and adds the drums, the track spotlights the evocative vocals of Andreia Patty and Sidney. Berdianas Unidas, a seven-member ensemble hailing from Cabo Verde, deeply channels their nation’s musical heritage, with celebrated tracks like “ORGULHO,” “DISTÂNCIA KU SODADI,” and “AMOR DE MÃE PA FIDJU.” Occasionally stepping into collaborations, they’ve joined forces with Dáda Di Bia on the anthem “Mudjer Cabo-Verdiana,” broadening their cultural narrative with every release. Music video directed by : Claudio Andrade
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19 . Gims – Ciel
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Date Added : Jan 19,2025
Gims channels his multifaceted artistry in “Ciel,” a recent offering from the DR Congolese singer-songwriter and rapper. Renowned for his chart-dominating albums “Subliminal,” “Mon cœur avait raison,” and “Ceinture noire,” Gims once again fuses lyrical precision with his penchant for rhythmically charged compositions. Throughout his career, Gims has collaborated with an eclectic roster of international heavyweights, including Sia, Pitbull, Lil Wayne, Stromae, Maluma, and Sting, further broadening his cross-continental appeal. Music video directed by : Directed By Nono
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18 . Ikka & King – Pray (w/ Priyanka Chahar)
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Date Added : Jan 19,2025
“Pray” by Ikka and King, featuring Priyanka Chahar Choudhary, arrives as a layered production under the T-Series label. The official video, debuting on January 17, 2025, casts a spotlight on Ikka and King, staples of the Indian music scene, as they blend their signatures into a track pulsating with “groovy beats and infectious vibe.” Priyanka Chahar Choudhary, renowned for her distinctive screen presence, injects an added dimension, anchoring the song in both rhythm and intrigue. Music video directed by : Dhruwal & Jigar
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17 . Machel Montano – Pardy
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Date Added : Jan 19,2025
Released on January 17, 2025, “Pardy” by Trinidadian soca artist Machel Montano arrives as yet another stylish installment in his storied catalog, courtesy of Monk Music. Produced by XplicitMevon, the track underscores Montano’s unwavering output within the soca genre, where his influence remains omnipresent. Not far removed from his collaboration with Davido on “Fling It Up,” also a 2025 release, “Pardy” continues Montano’s knack for commanding attention through rhythm and precision. Music video directed by : Josiah Persad
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16 . D’Benilson & Delma Silva – Minha Best
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Date Added : Jan 19,2025
In “Minha Best,” D’Benilson and Delma Silva deliver a spirited 2024 collaboration, seamlessly melding their signatures with the deft production of Dj Kalisboy and Aizzy Beat. This track emerges alongside D’Benilson‘s other 2024 singles, including “Já Não Anda a Pé” and “Wiliete SC,” showcasing his prolific creative streak. With its pulsating rhythms and bold interplay of vocals, “Minha Best” solidifies its place in this dynamic lineup. Music video directed by : Romacita
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15 . W&W – Oiia Oiia [Spinning Cat]
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Date Added : Jan 19,2025
W&W’s “OIIA OIIA (Spinning Cat)” debuts during the duo’s high-octane New Year’s Eve show, swiftly morphing the celebration into what fans now immortalize as the Cat Rave. Starring Ethel, the blind Ohio feline turned internet darling, the performance garners a staggering 85 million views across platforms in under 48 hours, sparking a unique alchemy of rave culture and cat adoration. The track, released through W&W’s own label, Rave Culture Music B.V., channels its earnings toward Ethel’s care and the Cat Welfare Association, a shelter rooted in Ohio’s compassion-driven ethos. Famed for their synthesis of trance-inspired melodies and techno-infused rhythms, W&W—stalwarts of the electronic music scene—have maintained their standing in DJ Mag’s Top 25 for over a decade, a feat brimming with consistency and dedication.
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14 . Kenny Sol – Phenomena
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
Kenny Sol’s ‘Phenomena,’ featuring Element Eleeh, explores love and longing, blending lyrical depth with rhythmic appeal. The official music video captures this emotional interplay, part of Sol’s growing catalog. Fans recognize his versatility from tracks like ‘Say My Name’ and ‘One More Time.’ Music video directed by : Fayzo Pro
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13 . Daniela Blasco – Uh Nana
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
Daniela Blasco’s ‘Uh Nana,’ a Benidorm Fest 2025 entry, mixes catchy hooks and dance-ready beats with Eurovision ambitions. The video showcases Blasco’s vibrant performance, creating buzz in Spain’s national selection scene. This party track emphasizes energy and repetition in true Eurovision style. Music video directed by : Felix Joan Muñiz Prat
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12 . Ramos – Gamberge
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
Ramos’ ‘Gamberge’ balances drill and salsa in a unique fusion, underpinned by his Choisy-le-Roi roots. Signed to Panther Music, Ramos builds on his freestyle series with innovative tracks like ‘Full Black’ and ‘Vanilla.’ The single cements his role in France’s diverse rap scene. Music video directed by : Sonnydesign & Sponge
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11 . DJ Gimi-O – Akull (w/ Ervin Qerimi)
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Date Added : Jan 17,2025
DJ Gimi-O and Ervin Qerimi’s ‘Akull’ blends Balkan traditionalism with modern pop vibes, gaining visibility via YouTube remixes. The track, a recent addition to the Albanian music scene, reinforces Gimi-O’s position as a cross-genre innovator. Its rhythmic appeal draws listeners globally.
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10 . Yo Yo Honey Singh, Girik Aman – Sheeshe Wali Chunni
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 Yo Yo Honey Singh, born Hirdesh Singh on March 15, 1983, in Hoshiarpur, Punjab, India, is a prominent Indian music producer, pop singer, and rapper. He rose to fame with the album International Villager (2011), featuring the hit single “Gabru.” His 2014 album Desi Kalakaar included popular tracks like “Love Dose.”
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9 . Dadi – Follow
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 Dadi, a French rapper, gained fame through his participation in the Netflix series Nouvelle École. Known for his powerful performances during the show’s third season, Dadi, the nephew of rapper Naza, became a standout figure in the French rap scene in 2024.
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8 . Tk – Cartel De Ali
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 TK is a French rapper from Marseille. His album “Vaisseau Mère” features the popular single “Ma Cité.” Known for his raw energy and Marseille-influenced style, he gained fame in the late 2010s with tracks like “Dans la zone.”
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7 . Two Lanes – Sign [Live]
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 TWO LANES is an electronic music duo from Berlin, Germany, comprising brothers Leo and Rafa Schmid. Known for blending classical piano with electronic production, they released “Lights” (2020) and “Innervision” (2024). Their debut album “Duality” explores melancholic electronica. Collaborations include Kwesi on “Another Time.”
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6 . Ceasar – Tsy Vao Sambany (w/ Arnaah)
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 Ceasar, real name Ceasar Lee, is a Malagasy Afrobeat artist from Taolagnaro. Known for hits like “Paradisa” and “Tanteraky,” he won the 2023 RDJ Mozika Award for Artist of the Year. In 2024, he announced his debut album “Au Final,” featuring the single “Energy.” Collaborations include Rim-Ka on “Navadiko” and Dadi Love on “Tokony Teto Anao.” He also became an ambassador for Yas Madagascar.
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5 . TNT Records – Tomorrow I
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Date Added : Jan 14,2025 TNT Records is a trance music producer associated with Cygnus Music, a UK-based electronic music distribution platform.
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4 . Anyma, Ellie Goulding – Hypnotized
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Date Added : Jan 12,2025 Anyma, Matteo Milleri’s solo project launched in 2021, combines melodic techno with digital art. Albums include “Genesys” (2023) and “Genesys II” (2024). Notable collaborations feature Grimes and Sevdaliza. Known for immersive live shows, Anyma hosted “The End of Genesys” residency in Las Vegas. Tracks like “Angel in the Dark” and “Welcome to the Opera” highlight his innovative blend of technology and music.
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3 . Dani Mocanu – Vreau Bani
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Date Added : Jan 12,2025 Dani Mocanu is a Romanian singer, born on September 3, 1992, in Bradu, Argeș County. He is known for performing in the manele genre, blending influences of rap and trap. Mocanu’s debut album, “Nu dau înapoi,” was released in 2016, followed by “Acuzat” (2018) and “Acuzați-mă De Hituri” (2019). After announcing his retirement in January 2021, he returned to music later that year. Mocanu’s lyrics often focus on themes of crime, jail, revenge, and faith.
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2 . Blasterjaxx & Cuebrick – Squid Play
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Date Added : Jan 12,2025 Blasterjaxx is a Dutch electronic music duo, consisting of Thom Jongkind and Idir Makhlaf, known for their big room house and electro house tracks. They gained international fame with the 2013 single “Faith,” which became a festival anthem. Their debut album, “Perspective” (2019), features a mix of high-energy festival tracks. Popular singles include “Snake” and “Mystica.”
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1 . Titica – Rabonêthe
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Date Added : Jan 12,2025 Recognized for blending kuduro with genres like kizomba and semba, Titica, born June 26, 1987, in Luanda, Angola, is a kuduro musician and dancer. Her debut album “Chão” (2011) featured the hit “Olha o Boneco.” Subsequent albums include “Pra Quê Julgar?” (2018) and “Rabonethe” (2024). She was named Best Kuduro Artist in 2011 and appointed a UNAIDS goodwill ambassador in 2013.
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