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Alan Walker and sophie simmons reunite on “Me, Myself And The Night,” blending moody electro-pop with early Walker motifs. Ektor’s “PTSD” delivers sparse intensity, while Fred De Palma’s “Barrio Lambada” injects tropical sensuality into his Spanglish blend. Mohombi and Heaven Sam offer Afrodisco ease on “Stuck On You.” Highlights include Korolova’s cosmic techno “Universe,” Kasablanca’s rework of “Thunderstruck,” Badoxa’s Kizomba-laced “Contigo,” and Balkan Beat Box’s unruly “African Coast” with Trinidad James. Here are the brand new worldwide dance tunes that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
53 . Alan Walker – Me, Myself And The Night
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Date Added : Jun 7,2025
“Me, Myself And The Night” sees Alan Walker reunite with American singer-songwriter sophie simmons for a moody electronic-pop fusion, their partnership reprised following 2022’s “Lovesick.” Released in May 2025 under the World of Walker Music label, the track leans into a nocturnal aesthetic, stitched together by co-producers Kasper and Jonathan Letzing. Walker frames it as both a nod to his early sound and a curtsy to his devoted fanbase. Music video directed by : Luke Flo And Silvia Storm 
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52 . Ektor – PTSD
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Date Added : Jun 7,2025
Released in May 2025 via Detektor Records and Virgin Music, “PTSD” by Ektor circles back with a brooding single that treads the fringes of vulnerability and retaliation. Following 2024 offerings like “Pro štěstí” and “Fight,” the Prague-based rapper trades bravado for a sparse emotional striptease steeped in post-traumatic reflection, delivered with his trademark no-frills cadence. The beat doesn’t comfort—it antagonizes—teetering between menace and melancholy. Music video directed by : Miki Goldy & Ektor
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51 . Fred De Palma – Barrio Lambada
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Date Added : Jun 7,2025
Fred De Palma releases “Barrio Lambada” in May 2025 under Warner Music, steering his solar Spanglish formula toward another seasonal chapter. The title fuses local grit with borrowed rhythms, nodding to the Brazilian genre while anchoring itself in tales of nocturnal flirtation and sidewalk choreography. Born Federico Palana, he trades freestyle roots for sensual hooks, layering tropical patterns over urban storytelling. Music video directed by : Marc Lucas
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50 . Mohombi & Heaven Sam – Stuck On You
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Date Added : Jun 7,2025
Pulsing with Afrodisco textures, “Stuck On You” slips into rhythmic ease as Swedish-Congolese artist Mohombi teams up with newcomer Heaven Sam. Released in May 2025, the track blends syncopated beats, soft percussive loops, and pop hooks that nod to contemporary Afrobeat without chasing it. Mohombi, known for “Bumpy Ride” and collaborations with Akon and Nelly, leans into cultural fusion here, tethering past success to fresh talent. Music video directed by : Sebastina Lopez
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49 . UncleKendji & Clints – Fel Pou Ayiti
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Date Added : Jun 7,2025
Intertwining traditional Haitian rhythms with sleek modern textures, “Fel Pou Ayiti” pairs Uncle Kendji’s pointed cultural touch with Clints’ vocal precision in a track that wears its patriotism like pressed linen on Sunday morning. The song tips its hat to Haitian endurance with neither nostalgia nor lament, but rather a raised brow and steady beat. Uncle Kendji steers the sonic conversation, not with flamboyance, but with quiet insistence, leaving Clints to round the corners. Music video directed by : Royal Starz Entertainment |
48 . Korolova & Zamna Soundsystem – Universe
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Date Added : Jun 7,2025
“Universe” sees Korolova teaming up with Zamna Soundsystem for a melodic techno track anchored in cosmic ennui and celestial flair. Released via Zamna Records in May 2025, it pairs immersive synth layers with insistent percussion, flirting with both euphoria and solitude. Ukrainian producer Korolova, once DJ Da Queen, continues her trajectory post-Armada and AFTR:HRS with this collaboration, echoing motifs of connection and propulsion.
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47 . Kasablanca – Thunderstruck (Remix)
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Date Added : Jun 7,2025
Kasablanca’s “Thunderstruck (Remix)” reimagines AC/DC’s riff-heavy staple as a brooding electronic pulse, steeped in synth layers and digitized echoes of the original chants. The guitar becomes texture more than hook, its essence filtered through a techno-prog lens shaped by the duo’s earlier work like “Human Learning.” The result sidesteps nostalgia, trading leather and whiskey for strobe and steel, without entirely abandoning the swagger.
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46 . Balkan Beat Box & Trinidad James – African Coast
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Date Added : Jun 7,2025
“African Coast” bridges Balkan Beat Box’s cross-continental sonics with Trinidad James’s laid-back swagger. Electronic loops sidestep Mediterranean guitar riffs, while Ori Kaplan’s saxophone tangles playfully with Itamar Ziegler’s steady basslines. Trinidad James trades verses with Tomer Yosef, whose delivery moves between rhythmic urgency and melodic repose. The track leans into calculated chaos, reframing genre as suggestion rather than stricture. Music video directed by : Dudu Vazana & Peled
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45 . Badoxa & Noninho Navarro – Contigo
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Date Added : Jun 7,2025
Released under É-Karga Music Entertainment in May 2025, “Contigo” pairs Badoxa‘s Kizomba fluency with Noninho Navarro’s melodic pop instincts. The track blends Angolan rhythmic lineage with a polished, contemporary finish that resists overt nostalgia. With lyrics steeped in romantic tropes, “Contigo” calibrates intimacy and longing, avoiding melodrama while remaining unmistakably heartfelt. Badoxa, based in Portugal, and Navarro, whose catalog leans toward emotional Latin pop, find equilibrium in shared vocal space without theatrics. Music video directed by : Orlando Podence
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44 . Martin Garrix & Lauv – MAD
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Date Added : Jun 3,2025
“MAD” pairs Martin Garrix’s gleaming electronic punch with Lauv’s affinity for high-gloss heartbreak anthems. Previewed during Ultra Miami 2025, the track revolves around a loop of clean guitar riffs and sharp hooks that frame the exasperation and absurdity of love’s messier chapters. In the video, Lauv broods post-breakup while Garrix appears as co-conspirator in his not-so-subtle attempts at recovery. The collaboration follows years of off-stage friendship between the two.
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43 . Azet & Noizy – We Back
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Date Added : Jun 3,2025
In “We Back,” Azet and Noizy reunite with calculated swagger, merging German and Albanian verses into a bilingual standoff that doesn’t beg for translation. Both rappers lean into their distinct cadences—Azet’s clipped delivery contrasts Noizy’s weightier flow—crafting a linguistic back-and-forth tailored to their cross-border following. The track underscores a long-standing partnership without veering into nostalgia. They’re not returning; they never left. Music video directed by : Hijamusicvideos
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42 . Bamby & Kerchak – Pas Jalouse
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Date Added : Jun 3,2025
“Pas Jalouse” pairs Bamby’s polyglot wit with Kerchak’s percussive delivery, stitching dancehall groove to drill edges. Released in May 2025 via Carthage Music/Muse&Music through Universal, the track winks at possessiveness with a title that translates to “Not Jealous.” Bamby, raised in French Guiana and once a dancer, slips between French, English, and Guyanese Creole, previously pairing with Jahyanai King and Maureen on “Chic.” Music video directed by : Yanis De Andrade & Benjamin Setrouk
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41 . Badd G & Sami G – Ghetto
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Date Added : Jun 3,2025
“Ghetto” pairs Romanian rappers Badd G and Sami G in a gritty, beat-driven narrative tracing urban street codes with a knowing smirk. Badd G, whose previous tracks “Mami” and “GEN” mix confrontation with flair, lends her cadence to bars that nod more toward lived-in smirk than self-pity. Sami G punctuates the track with a blunt, stripped-back delivery, anchoring the mood somewhere between resignation and swagger.
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36 . DJ Snake – Paradise (w/ Bipolar Sunshine)
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Date Added : May 28,2025
“Paradise” reimagines Phil Collins’ 1989 track through DJ Snake’s restrained electronic textures, infusing the original’s bleak social commentary with a minimalist pulse. Bipolar Sunshine delivers a subdued yet piercing vocal, steering clear of melodrama while keeping empathy intact. The track sidesteps nostalgia to reframe homelessness and inequality in glossier packaging, but the dissonance remains intentional. Music video directed by : Georges Lg & Cody Mcfly – Song featured on the album : Nomad
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35 . INNA & R3HAB – I’ll Be Waiting
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Date Added : May 28,2025
“I’ll Be Waiting” pairs INNA with producer R3HAB for a high-BPM affair rooted firmly in the mainstage circuit. Borrowing melodic DNA from the 1994 single “7 Seconds,” the track reworks its core sentiments with club-ready gloss, courtesy of Lewis Hughes and Flatmate. Released via Global Records in May 2025, it opens the campaign for a yet-untitled project without overstating its intentions. INNA, née Elena Alexandra Apostoleanu, brings a résumé defined by international releases and a few nods from MTV Europe. Music video directed by : Bogdan Paun
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34 . Zinoleesky – On Go (w/ Didi B)
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Date Added : May 28,2025
“On Go” pairs Nigerian vocalist Zinoleesky with Ivorian rapper Didi B in a multilingual blend of Yoruba, French, and English over tight Afropop rhythms. The track—released in April 2025—follows their earlier collaboration, “Good Vibes,” and pivots around motifs of persistence and low-stakes euphoria, punctuated by the hook, “I just keep on dancing.” Mentions of Agege and Magodo provide a local texture, while the visualizer, shot in Abidjan, captures Zinoleesky at Didi B’s stadium showcase. Song featured on the album : Gen Z
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33 . Mayo – Business (w/ Chily)
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Date Added : May 28,2025
“Business” pairs Mayo’s melodic phrasing with Chily’s clipped, syncopated flow, threading their Congolese roots through French street vernacular. The beat leans on polished trap cadences, offering a clean backdrop for two voices that rarely seek harmony yet coexist with calculated tension. The accompanying video echoes this duality, situating backroom dealings and coded glances in pared-down urban settings. Song featured on the album : Dans Le Bon Vol.1
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32 . Clean Bandit & Tiësto & Leony – Tell Me Where U Go
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Date Added : May 28,2025
“Tell Me Where U Go” brings together Clean Bandit, Tiësto, and Leony in a trance-inflected blend of classical strings, pulsing electronic layers, and djembe percussion. Jack Patterson traces the song’s origins to a therapy session, turning introspection into structure. Leony’s vocals—recorded in Berlin—thread urgency through the track’s polished minimalism. Clean Bandit calls the result “Classical Djembe Trance.” Music video directed by : Charlie Rees
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31 . Azet & Bobby Vandamme – Buscape
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Date Added : May 28,2025
Azet and Bobby Vandamme unite on “Buscape,” a 2025 release under KMN GANG, produced by LOLO79. With clipped delivery over a menacing low-end loop, Azet—Kosovo-Albanian and member of KMN—laces Balkan accents into his gangsta rap syntax. From Cologne, Vandamme counters with dry wit and jagged phrasing, folding alternative textures into a track that sidesteps formula without pretending not to play the game. Song featured on the album : Playboys Im Amg
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30 . Denis Ramniceanu – Fata De Lautar
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Date Added : May 28,2025
Mixing the heat of traditional Romani flair with slick Balkan brass, “Fata De Lautar” parades Denis Ramniceanu’s taste for contrasts—rustic passion meets modern arrangement in a calculated flirtation with genre conventions. Fourteen years in, and he still opts for infusions of energetic rhythm over nostalgia, crafting a track that sounds neither frozen in time nor bent on reinvention. No album claims it yet, but “Fata De Lautar” marches confidently on its own terms. Music video directed by : Ciolpan
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29 . KAS:ST – Legacy
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Date Added : May 28,2025
Released in May 2025 via Flyance Records, “LEGACY” sees KAS:ST operate solo, stepping away from the project’s former duo format. The track glides through melodic techno with ambient textures and an electronic palette that leans experimental without collapsing into chaos. Both producer and label founder, KAS:ST threads precision and restraint, sidestepping spectacle in favor of sleek, moody control. Music video directed by : Alpernia |
28 . Sound Of Legend – I’m Still Standing
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Date Added : May 28,2025
Sound Of Legend’s “I’m Still Standing” repurposes Elton John’s 1983 anthem with a sly electronic facelift, trading piano swagger for club-ready tension. Lyrically intact but recontextualized, the track retains its bite—originally intended by Bernie Taupin as a sharply worded kiss-off rather than a self-help mantra. Released in May 2025, the update continues the duo’s pattern of reworking pop relics into synthesized reboots shaped for contemporary crowds. Music video directed by : Sound’N Pics
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27 . Klangkarussell & Oliva – Holy Father
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Date Added : May 28,2025
“Holy Father” pairs Austrian duo Klangkarussell with Colombian singer Oliva, in a track that slips between melodic house, Afrobeats, and Latin rhythms. Oliva voices the inner spiral of a woman navigating a clandestine affair, seeking redemption through prayer rather than confession. Klangkarussell lays down sleek, hypnotic loops over which Oliva lets vulnerability simmer, never quite boiling over. Their collaboration hovers between restraint and abandon, with no need to pick a side. Music video directed by : Bacci
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26 . Various Artists – Qayamat [from Housefull 5)
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Date Added : May 25,2025
“Qayamat” marks the third single from Housefull 5, a comedy thriller directed by Tarun Mansukhani and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala. Sung by Neeraj Shridhar and Shruti Dhasmana, with production by White Noise Collectives, the track follows “Laal Pari” and “Dil E Nadaan.” Set aboard a luxury cruise, the video dresses the star-studded cast entirely in white while offering faint nods to the film’s layered suspense. Music video directed by : Tarun Mansukhani – Song featured on the album : Housefull 5 Soundtrack |
25 . Skolim – Daj Mi Jedno Słowo
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Date Added : May 25,2025
Skolim’s “Daj Mi Jedno Słowo” slips into Latin grooves with a polished reggaeton pulse, blending Polish lyrics with a summery sway. The track trades in soft emotional currency rather than grand declarations, its sentiment served light and unassuming. Actress Anastasiii Zakhandrevych adds a polished allure to the music video’s sun-drenched visuals. Post-release, reworks like the “DANCE 2 DISCO Remix” and “DJ SKIBA REMIX” emerge, reshaping its sonic contours.
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24 . KR$NA – Knock Knock
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Date Added : May 25,2025
Riffing off a menacing knock that never quite seeks permission, “Knock Knock” lets KR$NA barge in with his hallmark Hinglish verses, parrying imagined rivals with clipped precision. Produced by PHENOM, the single leans into battle-rap theatrics, its percussive beat pulsing like a hallway standoff among ego, ambition, and wit. KR$NA, aka Krishna Kaul, made early ripples with his 2014 debut “Sellout” and has since swapped bars with Raftaar, Badshah, and Ikka. Music video directed by : Tirth Dodia (Lost Films) – Song featured on the album : Yours Truly
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26 . Various Artists – Qayamat [from Housefull 5)
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Date Added : May 25,2025
“Qayamat” marks the third single from Housefull 5, a comedy thriller directed by Tarun Mansukhani and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala. Sung by Neeraj Shridhar and Shruti Dhasmana, with production by White Noise Collectives, the track follows “Laal Pari” and “Dil E Nadaan.” Set aboard a luxury cruise, the video dresses the star-studded cast entirely in white while offering faint nods to the film’s layered suspense. Music video directed by : Tarun Mansukhani – Song featured on the album : Housefull 5 Soundtrack |
25 . Skolim – Daj Mi Jedno Słowo
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Date Added : May 25,2025
Skolim’s “Daj Mi Jedno Słowo” slips into Latin grooves with a polished reggaeton pulse, blending Polish lyrics with a summery sway. The track trades in soft emotional currency rather than grand declarations, its sentiment served light and unassuming. Actress Anastasiii Zakhandrevych adds a polished allure to the music video’s sun-drenched visuals. Post-release, reworks like the “DANCE 2 DISCO Remix” and “DJ SKIBA REMIX” emerge, reshaping its sonic contours.
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24 . KR$NA – Knock Knock
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Date Added : May 25,2025
Riffing off a menacing knock that never quite seeks permission, “Knock Knock” lets KR$NA barge in with his hallmark Hinglish verses, parrying imagined rivals with clipped precision. Produced by PHENOM, the single leans into battle-rap theatrics, its percussive beat pulsing like a hallway standoff among ego, ambition, and wit. KR$NA, aka Krishna Kaul, made early ripples with his 2014 debut “Sellout” and has since swapped bars with Raftaar, Badshah, and Ikka. Music video directed by : Tirth Dodia (Lost Films) – Song featured on the album : Yours Truly
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23 . Shreya Ghoshal & Karl Wine – Besos (w/ Jacqueline Fernandez & Shikhar Dhawan)
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Date Added : May 25,2025
“Besos” merges Hindi and Spanish in a multilingual duet from Shreya Ghoshal and Karl Wine, infusing romantic tropes with folk references to Heer and Ranjha. Set against a pulsing crossover beat, the lyrics glide from anklets to bangles with deliberate flair. The video features Jacqueline Fernandez and Shikhar Dhawan, whose presence adds a layer of theatrical gloss to the already stylized narrative. Music video directed by : Piyush & Shazia
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22 . Sonu Thukral & Sukh-E – Bail
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Date Added : May 25,2025
“Bail” brings together Indian vocalist Sonu Thukral and producer Sukh-E Muzical Doctorz for their first recorded collaboration. Set to Sukh-E’s slick production, the Punjabi-language track features rhythmic swagger underscored by urban percussion and synth-heavy hooks. The music video stars actress Priyanka Chahar Choudhary, who lends a cinematic flourish to the narrative without uttering a word. Thukral, raised in Faridabad, previously surfaced with singles like “Dhol Speaker” and “Club Beat,” and received the World Impact Award in 2018. Music video directed by : B2Gether Pros
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21 . Zaynab – Penalty (w/ Lazaro)
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Date Added : May 25,2025
“Penalty” pairs Moroccan pop singer Zaynab with Lazaro, whose previous viral track “ALLO DOCTOR” flirted with absurdist codes and comic bravado. Produced by Morsil BNL, the track leans into a breezy beat structure that borrows from North African rhythms, pairing them with synths calibrated for summer’s ambivalence. The release inspires a “Penalty Challenge,” a cascade of user-generated content mimicking or riffing on its hook. Music video directed by : Amine Mortada
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20 . Sami G & Badd G – Arunca-ma La Lei
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Date Added : May 25,2025
“Arunca-ma La Lei” pairs Sami G’s clipped Romanian baritone with Badd G’s trap-infused agility in a sonic exchange that toes the line between cynicism and swagger. The title—”Throw Me to the Currency”—winks at materialism with a stoic shrug rather than an outcry, reflecting a transactional take on romance or loyalty. Badd G, active since 2023 and shaped by hip-hop, trap, and pop, slots into the track’s pulsing minimal beat with precision.
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19 . Guru Randhawa & French Montana – VIBE
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Date Added : May 18,2025
“VIBE” aligns Indian pop figure Guru Randhawa with Moroccan-American rapper French Montana in a cross-continental duet where Punjabi and English lyrics trade places over hip-hop rhythms. Produced by JSL and DJ Shadow, the track tests the waters between club anthem and cultural experiment, with French Montana attempting Punjabi verses and bhangra moves. Shot against the neon glare of Las Vegas, the video introduces Shanaya Kapoor, whose appearance signals her pivot toward pop culture visibility. Music video directed by : Ryan Shah (Gesuz), Guy Bergman
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18 . Kd Desirock & Ashu Twinkle – Mizzi (w/ Neet Mahal)
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Date Added : May 18,2025
“Mizzi” pairs Kd Desirock’s clipped swagger with Ashu Twinkle’s genre-blurring percussion, layering hip-hop motifs over Haryanvi cadences. Neet Mahal’s appearance lends a calculated gloss, slipping between hardness and theatricality with the ease of a seasoned cipher guest. Known for “Dacoit” and “Ditto,” Desirock keeps his rhyme schemes taut, while Twinkle threads classical inflections akin to his “Gunda Sehar Ka” phase. Music video directed by : Mohit Middha, Puneet S Bedi
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17 . Mouh Milano & Didine Canon 16 – Chekla
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Date Added : May 18,2025
“Chekla” unites Mouh Milano and Didine Canon 16 in a wry exchange stitched with sharp-edged lyricism and nods to Algerian sonic textures. Over a beat crafted by Sina Nebbache, they sketch a portrait of defiance, miscommunication, and masculine bravado dressed in local codes. Mouh Milano threads melodic phrases drawn from Islamic traditions, while Didine, operating under the alias Didine Kalash, counters with clipped rap phrasing and social commentary. Music video directed by : Ben Chamsou
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16 . TOXICO – RoulER
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Date Added : May 18,2025
Channeling the streetwise cadence of Moroccan slang, “RoulER” by TOXICO loops the phrase “Had kulchi ay rouler” into a refrain of resigned momentum. The track rides the viral wave of the 2025 “Shinigami Challenge,” which reframes its bleak undertones as something almost performative. TOXICO, a name circling the Moroccan rap scene, delivers a track that nods to youth codes without overstating their rebellion. |
15 . Osmani Garcia & MYKRIS & Victor Cardenas – KARMA
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Date Added : May 13,2025
“KARMA” brings together Osmani Garcia, MYKRIS, and Victor Cardenas for a 2025 electronic single where reggaeton entanglements meet club-ready textures. MYKRIS teases the release ahead of time, injecting it into the Ultra Music Festival Peru’s setlist on April 19, where beat drops meet strategic self-promotion. Garcia, nicknamed La Voz, filters his Cuban roots through a mix of timba, salsa, and guaracha with studied intensity.
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14 . Geeta Zaildar & Karam Brar – Kali Merc
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Date Added : May 13,2025
“Kali Merc” pairs Geeta Zaildar with Karam Brar in a Punjabi single released May 2025, under T-Series Apna Punjab. Produced by Pendu Boyz, the track spins around a black Mercedes—a slick nod to affluence and upward mobility wrapped in automotive symbolism. Geeta Zaildar, who debuted with “Seeti” in duet with Miss Pooja, brings experience shaped by albums and cameo-heavy Punjabi cinema. Karam Brar contributes lyrics and vocals shaped since the early 2020s, folding in regional nuances with contemporary swagger. Music video directed by : The Boys
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19 . Guru Randhawa & French Montana – VIBE
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Date Added : May 18,2025
“VIBE” aligns Indian pop figure Guru Randhawa with Moroccan-American rapper French Montana in a cross-continental duet where Punjabi and English lyrics trade places over hip-hop rhythms. Produced by JSL and DJ Shadow, the track tests the waters between club anthem and cultural experiment, with French Montana attempting Punjabi verses and bhangra moves. Shot against the neon glare of Las Vegas, the video introduces Shanaya Kapoor, whose appearance signals her pivot toward pop culture visibility. Music video directed by : Ryan Shah (Gesuz), Guy Bergman
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18 . Kd Desirock & Ashu Twinkle – Mizzi (w/ Neet Mahal)
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Date Added : May 18,2025
“Mizzi” pairs Kd Desirock’s clipped swagger with Ashu Twinkle’s genre-blurring percussion, layering hip-hop motifs over Haryanvi cadences. Neet Mahal’s appearance lends a calculated gloss, slipping between hardness and theatricality with the ease of a seasoned cipher guest. Known for “Dacoit” and “Ditto,” Desirock keeps his rhyme schemes taut, while Twinkle threads classical inflections akin to his “Gunda Sehar Ka” phase. Music video directed by : Mohit Middha, Puneet S Bedi
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17 . Mouh Milano & Didine Canon 16 – Chekla
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Date Added : May 18,2025
“Chekla” unites Mouh Milano and Didine Canon 16 in a wry exchange stitched with sharp-edged lyricism and nods to Algerian sonic textures. Over a beat crafted by Sina Nebbache, they sketch a portrait of defiance, miscommunication, and masculine bravado dressed in local codes. Mouh Milano threads melodic phrases drawn from Islamic traditions, while Didine, operating under the alias Didine Kalash, counters with clipped rap phrasing and social commentary. Music video directed by : Ben Chamsou
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16 . TOXICO – RoulER
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Date Added : May 18,2025
Channeling the streetwise cadence of Moroccan slang, “RoulER” by TOXICO loops the phrase “Had kulchi ay rouler” into a refrain of resigned momentum. The track rides the viral wave of the 2025 “Shinigami Challenge,” which reframes its bleak undertones as something almost performative. TOXICO, a name circling the Moroccan rap scene, delivers a track that nods to youth codes without overstating their rebellion. |
15 . Osmani Garcia & MYKRIS & Victor Cardenas – KARMA
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Date Added : May 13,2025
“KARMA” brings together Osmani Garcia, MYKRIS, and Victor Cardenas for a 2025 electronic single where reggaeton entanglements meet club-ready textures. MYKRIS teases the release ahead of time, injecting it into the Ultra Music Festival Peru’s setlist on April 19, where beat drops meet strategic self-promotion. Garcia, nicknamed La Voz, filters his Cuban roots through a mix of timba, salsa, and guaracha with studied intensity.
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14 . Geeta Zaildar & Karam Brar – Kali Merc
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Date Added : May 13,2025
“Kali Merc” pairs Geeta Zaildar with Karam Brar in a Punjabi single released May 2025, under T-Series Apna Punjab. Produced by Pendu Boyz, the track spins around a black Mercedes—a slick nod to affluence and upward mobility wrapped in automotive symbolism. Geeta Zaildar, who debuted with “Seeti” in duet with Miss Pooja, brings experience shaped by albums and cameo-heavy Punjabi cinema. Karam Brar contributes lyrics and vocals shaped since the early 2020s, folding in regional nuances with contemporary swagger. Music video directed by : The Boys
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13 . CLARENT – OH WOW
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Date Added : May 13,2025
Released in May 2025 under De Baller Inc. and distributed by Warner Music Latina, “OH WOW” extends CLARENT’s steady output of singles that year. Following the Billboard 100 success of “IA,” his collaboration with Mora, this track continues his focus on urban narratives marked by disillusionment and self-fashioning. The Puerto Rican rapper, active since 2023, uses clipped verses and sardonic hooks to frame his take on romantic fallout.
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12 . Lauty Gram – Gatita Oficial
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Date Added : May 13,2025
“Gatita Oficial” pairs Lauty Gram’s deadpan delivery with the percussive spine of RKT, where cumbia rhythms brush up against reggaeton’s synthetic flair. The track loops through feline metaphors and hook-heavy phrasing, all while flirting with the tropes of urban courtship. Born Lautaro González Cadicamo in Buenos Aires, Lauty Gram treats virality like a genre of its own—and “Gatita Oficial” follows suit.
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11 . Tamta – Monotonia (w/ LILA)
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Date Added : May 13,2025
“Monotonia” pairs Tamta’s polished electro-pop aesthetic with LILA’s introspective lyricism and vocal textures, threading a line between frustration and fascination. The track extends the sonic palette of Tamta’s EPs “The Villain” and “The Heroine,” straddling glossy synths and confessional undertones with clinical precision. Released by Universal Music Group, it lingers in the liminal space between choreography and quiet rage. LILA co-writes and vocalizes with a delivery that flirts between disinterested cool and deliberate provocation. Tamta, originally from Georgia and active in Greece since 2004, continues her pop experimentation beyond her Eurovision appearances and musical theater ventures. Music video directed by : Alex Brack – Song featured on the album : The Heroine
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10 . Denis Ramniceanu & Real Skitt – Da-le Fum
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Date Added : May 13,2025
“Da-le Fum” pairs Denis Ramniceanu’s seasoned flair for fusing Romani textures with electronic beats with Real Skitt’s urban and manele inflections. The title—translating to “Give It Smoke”—winks at its pulse: a charged, slyly combustible track that smuggles tradition into pop-laced arrangement. Ramniceanu draws on over 14 years of genre-blending, while Real Skitt threads in street-level grit and rhythmic swagger. Music video directed by : The Boys
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9 . Bello&Dallas – Bottega
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Date Added : May 13,2025
French duo Bello & Dallas deliver “Bottega,” a kinetic rap single threading trap and drill textures with clipped urgency. Laced with references to fashion and urban codes, the track channels a sleek aggression more runway than street corner. Propelled into virality through sped-up edits and TikTok soundbites, “Bottega” thrives on the clipped thrill of “c’est méchant.” The beat drives forward with surgical precision, all engine, no brakes. Music video directed by : @Wng.Real
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8 . Tulsi Kumar & Jasmin Walia – Pabbi
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Pabbi” pairs Tulsi Kumar’s Hindi vocals with Jasmin Walia’s Punjabi-English blend, crafting a bilingual interplay that leans into sleek urban pop with South Asian elements. The production slides between R&B-inflected rhythms and electronic accents, situating the track somewhere between late-night playlist fodder and choreographed club fare. Its lyrics center on obsession and romantic entitlement, cloaked in confident delivery and calculated swagger. Music video directed by : Rajit Dev
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7 . Dhurata Dora – Vonë
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Vonë” brings Dhurata Dora into late-night territory where emotion lingers like perfume on an empty pillow. Sung in Albanian, the track rides a mid-tempo beat seasoned with a subtle Balkan melancholy, threading intimate longing with a restrained sensuality. The title—meaning “Late”—sets the tone for a narrative of time lost and potentially squandered, framed with the poised detachment Dora often slips into. Music video directed by : Entermedia
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6 . Dystinct & Morad – RS6
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“RS6” pairs Belgian-Moroccan singer Dystinct with Spanish rapper Morad for a sleek, streetwise ride through luxury, mistrust, and coded romance. With moody production pulsing under clipped Arabic and Spanish verses, the track shuffles between whispered threats and flexed ambitions, all wrapped in auto-tuned restraint. The car reference stands less for horsepower than for the emotional velocity of guarded connection. Music video directed by : Nadym B
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5 . Abor & Tynna – Baller
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Baller” pairs Abor’s clipped delivery with Tynna’s hazy melodies over a beat that swings between trap minimalism and melancholic synths. The lyrics orbit around self-made status, wardrobe choices, and coded nods to street loyalty without lapsing into excess or confession. The duo sidesteps narrative in favor of mood, sketching out a soundscape where aspiration and detachment coexist in uneasy alliance. Music video directed by : Anastasja Black – Song featured on the album : Bittersüß |
4 . Anas – Bellingham
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Date Added : May 11,2025
Skating straight through the core of Jamaican street culture, “Skate” by Ding Dong featuring Bravo Ravers twists a dancehall pulse into a kinetic display of rhythmic footwork and coordinated wheels. Released in May 2025 as part of Ding Dong’s debut album, the track rides an energetic beat crafted for choreography rather than introspection. The video, all color and swagger, parades skating routines set against bold cuts of synchronized movement, echoing local dance trends with measured precision. Ding Dong—Kemar Ottey offstage—draws again from his Ravers Clavers background, positioning steps not as gestures of rebellion but of fluent, strategic ritual in dancehall’s ever-evolving theatre. Music video directed by : Hustler Game
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3 . Ding Dong & Bravo Ravers – Skate
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Skate” sees Jamaican deejay Ding Dong link up with Bravo Ravers for a propulsive single that fuses dancehall rhythms with unfiltered choreography cues. Built on a percussive riddim that loops like muscle memory, the track lures listeners onto the floor with a command-like lyrical structure—less serenade, more instruction manual for coordinated footwork. Delivered with equal parts bravado and kinetic joy, “Skate” spins hyperlocal movement into mainstream audio currency.
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8 . Tulsi Kumar & Jasmin Walia – Pabbi
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Pabbi” pairs Tulsi Kumar’s Hindi vocals with Jasmin Walia’s Punjabi-English blend, crafting a bilingual interplay that leans into sleek urban pop with South Asian elements. The production slides between R&B-inflected rhythms and electronic accents, situating the track somewhere between late-night playlist fodder and choreographed club fare. Its lyrics center on obsession and romantic entitlement, cloaked in confident delivery and calculated swagger. Music video directed by : Rajit Dev
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7 . Dhurata Dora – Vonë
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Vonë” brings Dhurata Dora into late-night territory where emotion lingers like perfume on an empty pillow. Sung in Albanian, the track rides a mid-tempo beat seasoned with a subtle Balkan melancholy, threading intimate longing with a restrained sensuality. The title—meaning “Late”—sets the tone for a narrative of time lost and potentially squandered, framed with the poised detachment Dora often slips into. Music video directed by : Entermedia
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6 . Dystinct & Morad – RS6
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“RS6” pairs Belgian-Moroccan singer Dystinct with Spanish rapper Morad for a sleek, streetwise ride through luxury, mistrust, and coded romance. With moody production pulsing under clipped Arabic and Spanish verses, the track shuffles between whispered threats and flexed ambitions, all wrapped in auto-tuned restraint. The car reference stands less for horsepower than for the emotional velocity of guarded connection. Music video directed by : Nadym B
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5 . Abor & Tynna – Baller
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Baller” pairs Abor’s clipped delivery with Tynna’s hazy melodies over a beat that swings between trap minimalism and melancholic synths. The lyrics orbit around self-made status, wardrobe choices, and coded nods to street loyalty without lapsing into excess or confession. The duo sidesteps narrative in favor of mood, sketching out a soundscape where aspiration and detachment coexist in uneasy alliance. Music video directed by : Anastasja Black – Song featured on the album : Bittersüß |
4 . Anas – Bellingham
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Date Added : May 11,2025
Skating straight through the core of Jamaican street culture, “Skate” by Ding Dong featuring Bravo Ravers twists a dancehall pulse into a kinetic display of rhythmic footwork and coordinated wheels. Released in May 2025 as part of Ding Dong’s debut album, the track rides an energetic beat crafted for choreography rather than introspection. The video, all color and swagger, parades skating routines set against bold cuts of synchronized movement, echoing local dance trends with measured precision. Ding Dong—Kemar Ottey offstage—draws again from his Ravers Clavers background, positioning steps not as gestures of rebellion but of fluent, strategic ritual in dancehall’s ever-evolving theatre. Music video directed by : Hustler Game
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3 . Ding Dong & Bravo Ravers – Skate
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Skate” sees Jamaican deejay Ding Dong link up with Bravo Ravers for a propulsive single that fuses dancehall rhythms with unfiltered choreography cues. Built on a percussive riddim that loops like muscle memory, the track lures listeners onto the floor with a command-like lyrical structure—less serenade, more instruction manual for coordinated footwork. Delivered with equal parts bravado and kinetic joy, “Skate” spins hyperlocal movement into mainstream audio currency.
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2 . Heuss L’enfoiré & Fally Ipupa – Masterclass
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“Masterclass” pairs Heuss L’enfoiré’s clipped bars with Fally Ipupa’s Lingala-laced melodies over a beat that swings between street bravado and Afrobeats nonchalance. The track trades in lyrical flex—luxury items, calculated swagger, and coded nods to status—delivered with the kind of knowing charm both artists traffic in. Ipupa’s smooth vocals soften the edge of Heuss’s verses, creating a contrast that feels more transactional than emotional. Music video directed by : Real Mrv & Black Anouar
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1 . Alan Walker & King – Story of a Bird
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Date Added : May 11,2025
Pairing Alan Walker’s atmospheric production with King’s Hindi vocals, “Story of a Bird” oscillates between ambient melancholy and pop momentum. The track threads electronic textures with a melodic structure that shifts fluidly across languages, neither fully dramatic nor entirely subdued. Lyrically elliptical, it gestures toward flight, yearning, and a subject evading capture—emotionally or otherwise. Music video directed by : Mohammed Sarmadawy
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(*) According to our own statistics, updated on June 15, 2025