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Alesso & Becky Hill – Surrender (John Alto Remix)
Anyone that was tuned into Alesso and Gorgon City’s back-to-back at Coachella’s Quasar stage about a month ago were likely wondering who was responsible for the then-unreleased remix of Alesso and Becky Hill’s Ultra ID-turned-collaboration, “Surrender.” The answer would be John Alto, one of Dancing Astronaut‘s Artists to Watch in 2025. And that remix has officially arrived as of May 16, with Alto flipping the original’s dance-pop structure into a brooding house weapon.
Adam Sellouk & Aquarius Ezra – OUT OF SIGHT
After flipping an iconic Kid Cudi classic alongside Konstantin Sibold at the end of April, Adam Sellouk is back for his third musical appearance of 2025. Teaming up alongside Aquarius Ezra, the Dancing Astronaut Artist to Watch in 2025 puts his melodic techno strengths on full display and flips the green release light on for an ID from his sets over the past few months, “OUT OF SIGHT.”
Sainte Vie – Tres
The moment for Sainte Vie‘s sophomore album Pablo is growing yet again. Fresh off road-testing material from the deeply personal tribute to his late father on stages worldwide—from the stunning Cercle Moment voyage in Mexico to his co-headline show in New York City with Colyn—“Tres” arrives as the third preview of Pablo, an album born of grief yet glowing with love and memory that invites listeners into Sainte Vie’s most vulnerable work to date.
Roddy Lima & Lee Foss – Hold On
Roddy Lima is continuing his rapid ascent into becoming another breakout dance music name from Brazil. And that is exemplified with a brand new collaboration alongside a house veteran, Lee Foss. Landing on Foss’s very own label Repopulate Mars, “Hold On” sees Lima elevated his U.S. presence once more. With appearances already under his belt at iconic venues like Miami’s Club Space and San Diego’s Beach House, Lima now sets his sights on New York City, where he’ll support Fisher’s massive headline show in Brooklyn on May 23.
Dosem – Futuregate EP
One of Anjuna’s finest is reconfirming his label stature once more. And Dosem is doing that by switching over from Anjunadeep to Anjunabeats, marking his long-awaited debut on the latter with a four-sided EP, Futuregate. Dosem explained that Futuregate culminates in hsi “vision of a crossover between progressive and trance, inspired by the spirit of the ’90s, but shaped as a mental gateway into tomorrow.”
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