Hardwell and Sound Rush Go Hardstyle on "Iris"
Hardwell and Sound Rush have teamed up on Iris, a hardstyle release through Revealed Recordings. The track pushes Hardwell further into the harder territory he's been exploring recently, while Sound Rush bring the hardstyle DNA that has defined their catalog. Iris had already been heard in Hardwell's live sets before release, including EDC Las Vegas 2026, giving the collaboration a clear live history. The release continues Hardwell's recent run on Revealed Recordings, following tracks such as Bang On The Drums with Bassjackers, Turn Up The Bass with W&W, and Bangkok with W&W. With both Dutch acts joining forces on a 160 BPM hardstyle track, Iris delivers one of the week's harder offerings.
ARTBAT and David Guetta Rework Gotye's "Somebody That I Used To Know"
ARTBAT and David Guetta have reworked Somebody That I Used To Know, transforming Gotye and Kimbra's 2011 single into a new electronic version. The release is listed as the ARTBAT x David Guetta Mix, with Gotye and Kimbra still credited on the track. For ARTBAT, the record follows their recent connection to melodic techno and large-scale electronic releases, while David Guetta brings another familiar vocal record into his 2026 run. The original remains one of the most recognizable crossover songs of the early 2010s, giving this version a strong reference point before moving it into a different dance setting.
DubVision Drop Progressive House Single "Tonight"
DubVision release Tonight, adding a progressive house track to this week's roundup. The release keeps the Dutch duo close to the melodic sound they've long been known for, with a focus on bright synth work, emotional progression, and a vocal-led structure. It follows a recent run that has included Run on STMPD RCRDS and their remix with Third Party for John Newman's Love Me Again (Again). DubVision have stayed closely tied to progressive house through records such as Starlight (Keep Me Afloat) and Wherever You Are with Martin Garrix and Shaun Farrugia, as well as Anywhere With You with AFROJACK and Lucas & Steve.
Sara Landry Continues "Divine Intervention" Rollout with "Interesting"
Sara Landry keeps her Divine Intervention rollout moving with Interesting, a new single through her HEKATE label. The track pulls from hardstyle and hard techno, with glitchy synths, a spring-loaded bassline, and Sara Landry's own spoken vocals giving it a more playful edge. Sara Landry described the release as "a little edgy and a little cheeky with a whole lot of bass," adding that she wanted to have fun with it without holding back. Interesting follows a major 2026 run that includes her Ultra Music Festival Miami debut, a HEKATE stage takeover, a headline B2B with Amelie Lens, and a return to Coachella for a Quasar stage takeover with BLOOD OATH.
ARE WE DREAMING Brings Cinematic Edge to "Godlike"
ARE WE DREAMING, the audio-visual EDM project from Brian Tyler, releases Godlike as part of this week's roundup. The track takes his cinematic background into a darker electronic direction, with robotic and ominous production that connects to more than 20 years of scoring film and video game projects including Avengers: Age Of Ultron and Call of Duty. Godlike was released for the "Musical Journey" theme, placing ARE WE DREAMING opposite Netrum and Halvorsen's brighter NCS release Glowing. For Brian Tyler, the project opens a new chapter outside his long-running work as a composer, bringing his storytelling style into an electronic format built around both sound and visuals.
Amelie Lens Releases Debut Album "AURA"
Amelie Lens releases AURA, her debut album on her own EXHALE label. The 11-track album includes run with fellow Belgian artist Angèle, the only featured collaboration on the project, with the rest produced solely by Amelie Lens. AURA moves through festival tracks, late-night techno cuts, acid-leaning moments, and more personal ideas, reflecting what Amelie Lens described as her story of connection, freedom, motherhood, EXHALE, and life on the road. The release is also being celebrated with a one-off album show in Antwerp, where she will perform in front of KMSKA museum for a 14,000-capacity crowd.
New EDM Friday Sep 4 also features releases from Above & Beyond and Zoe Johnston, Andrew Bayer, Argy with Alok and Adam Beyer, Armin van Buuren featuring Sharon den Adel, Bingo Players, Carlita, CASSIMM, DJ Isaac, Eats Everything, Eli Brown, Ferreck Dawn, Galantis, Grum, James Carter, James Hype, Joey Dale, Krewella, Kryder, Lumine, MK, Moby, Nifra, NOTION, Rivo, and Solardo.

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