“No One Coming” by Naiya Solé is a stripped-back R&B/Soul track that leans into raw emotion and self-reliance. With minimal production and a reflective tone, the song focuses on the idea that no one is coming to save you—turning that realisation into a quiet form of strength.

“Big Mad Banger” does exactly what it says on the tin—high-energy, no-nonsense club music built to move bodies. Zero teams up with Klubbheads to deliver a track packed with pounding kicks, bouncy basslines, and a nostalgic hard house edge that feels straight out of the early 2000s.

Some tracks hit instantly. Others take their time and stay with you longer. Vicky Sometani’s Keep Coming Back To You sits firmly in the second category.

San Holo and Juelz join forces on “FOREVER, forever” a high-impact blend of emotive trap energy.San Holo’s melodic, signature sound meets Juelz’s hard-hitting, festival-ready production, creating a powerful crossover moment.

Portland OR electronic producers G Jones & Eprom team up to release surprise 2 song EP, "Break of Dawn" that follows critically the duo's critically acclaimed EP, "DISK UTILITY (11/21/25).

With the Free N Easy Riddim EP, Paul Lupa presents a versatile juggling release that brings together four unique voices on one cohesive, groove-driven foundation. Recorded by the seasoned live musicians of Gentleman at Planet Earth Studios in Berlin, the riddim blends warm, organic instrumentation with a laid-back yet energetic reggae feel.

Less than two months after the release of Moonglade Park—the widely acclaimed “ethereal” concept album praised by Rolling Stone, Billboard, and EDM.com for its immersive, atmospheric focus—Of The Trees is back with a massive new collaboration.

“KILL EM WITH THE” by longstoryshort is a tight, high-energy UKG track that gets straight to the point. Driven by punchy basslines, crisp percussion, and catchy vocal chops, it delivers a groove that’s both simple and addictive.

This isn’t a track that’s been written — it’s been lived. You feel that from the first few bars. There’s a late-night intensity running through it… that heads-down, locked-in energy where everything starts to shift and you find your way back into it.

Mark Antony breathes new life into a true soul classic with his remake of Come Into My Life, originally made iconic by Joyce Sims. Staying true to the emotion and timeless songwriting of the original, this updated version blends rich, soulful vocals with a modern, club-ready production that feels right at home on today’s dancefloors.

Henry Fong and Jake Shore team up on their second collaboration, “Feel My NRG”, a high-voltage club weapon that channels the spirit of classic rave through a modern festival lens.

ADMT: Turning Real Life into Real Music — And Taking It on Tour