Dancing Astronaut’s New Music Friday: Adam Sellouk & Anyma, Amy Wiles, PACS, AYYBO & Discip, Sammy Virji, and more (September 19, 2025)

New music highlights from Dancing Astronaut’s Artists to Watch in 2025

Adam Sellouk & Anyma – Girls MIA

Adam Sellouk teams up with Anyma on their collaboration “Girls MIA.” The new record is a part of Anyma’s Quantum Echoes Part I compilation, showcasing various artists from his Quantum era. The release marks Sellouk’s 11th of 2025 alone, continuing his red-hot release streak. The globally recognized artist has upcoming dates in Ibiza and Amsterdam and is fresh off a date at New York’s Knockdown Center. – Zach Salafia

Amy Wiles – Balearic September

Amy Wiles is on the heels of headlining ‘The Box’ at Ministry of Sound — a tremendous milestone in her methodical rise as a DJ and producer. To help celebrate, she’s released her new single “Balearic September,” adding to her rapidly growing discography. From playing Ministry of Sound’s ‘The Loft’ room in 2014 to curating her own headline show at ‘The Box’ over a decade later, these well deserved milestones are the result of years of hard work in the scene. – Zach Salafia

PACS – No Control

PACS makes his Afterlife debut with “No Control,” another record featured on Anyma’s Quantum Echoes Part I compilation. His alignment with the label comes as no surprise, he’s been playing in support for Anyma during his UNVRS residency in Ibiza, performing seven nights across three rooms in the new nightclub. “No Control” follows his Undress EP, released in August on Massano’s Simulate label. – Zach Salafia

Riordan & Danny P – Jump Higher

Rising star Riordan joins forces with Danny P on Jump Higher, released on Three Six Zero Recordings, a label known for championing forward-thinking electronic talent. This collaboration highlights the strengths of both artists: Riordan continues to establish himself as one of Dancing Astronaut‘s Artists to Watch, while Danny P proves why he’s a go-to collaborator for standout releases. And the label’s platform gives both Riordan and Danny P the spotlight they deserve, marking them as artists who are impossible to ignore in electronic music. – Danielle Carty

Maesic, Matt Sassari & Gene Farris – Nothing Is Real

Maesic has officially hit the half-dozen release milestone in 2025. Less than a month after dropping his double-sided collaborative EP with TRYM, the Dancing Astronaut Artist to Watch in 2025 is back again —this time teaming up with Matt Sassari and Gene Farris for a tongue-in-cheek, triple-headed dose of brooding tech-house, “Nothing Is Real.” – Ross Goldenberg

Paradoks – Remember

Swiss-Belgian artist Paradoks makes his return to Nora En Pure’s Purified Records with “Remember”, building on a breakout stretch that has positioned him as one of melodic techno’s most exciting names. Recently gracing the cover of Spotify’s Electronic Rising, Paradoks has firmly established himself at the intersection of underground credibility and wider recognition. “Remember” marks another step in his evolution, reinforcing his role as an artist who bridges emotion with club-ready intensity. – Alex Lambeau

Alex Wann, Malachiii & bees & honey – Moon

Paris-based DJ and producer Alex Wann has joined forces with Malachiii and bees & honey for “Moon,” out now on Insomniac Records. Recently named a Dancing Astronaut Artist to Watch In 2024, Wann continues his rapid ascent with high-profile sets at Pacha Ibiza, CRSSD San Diego, and Tomorrowland Belgium, while building momentum off highly supported releases. The collaboration further underscores his growing influence in house music and global reach of his sound. – Alex Lambeau

AYYBO & Discip – 4 Ya Mind

After a year of live rotation from the Solid Grooves boss — as well as Mau P, Chris Lake, Jamie Jones, and countless others — “4 Ya Mind” has finally hit streaming platforms. Release day comes as a full-circle moment for Discip, whose musical journey just a few years ago began with the eventual goal of releasing on Michael Bibi’s imprint. And “4 Ya Mind” is the ultimate meeting of AYYBO and Discip’s distinct house styles, resulting in what was understandably one of the most in-demand IDs of the previous year. – Ross Goldenberg

Cloonee – Not Gonna Be Your Boo (feat. Robin S.)

After months of anticipation, Cloonee’s “Not Gonna Be Your Boo” is finally getting an official release. The track first went viral as a remix of Robin S.’s iconic 1993 hit “Show Me Love,” but quickly ran into licensing issues. When a new vocalist was selected, fans flooded Cloonee’s social media, demanding the original version they’d heard from the beginning. This wave of pushback ultimately helped Cloonee secure clearance for Robin S.’s legendary vocals. The result is a high-energy house weapon that bridges timeless nostalgia with Cloonee’s club-ready groove. – Liana Stern

Sammy Virji – Same Day Cleaning [Album]

Sammy Virji’s sophomore album Same Day Cleaning is a 16-track project released via Capitol Records UK that seamlessly blends UK garage, grime, and dance with features from Chris Lake, Flowdan, Skepta, and salute among others. Known for acclaimed sets like his DJ Mag and Boiler Room performances as well as singles such as “If U Need It” and “Shella Verse,” Virji has quickly grown from uploading tunes online to playing major stages like Coachella and Glastonbury. Standout tracks from Same Day Cleaning include the horn-driven opener “One For The Books,” the string-laden “Burn The River,” the Skepta collaboration “Cops & Robbers,” and salute’s uplifting contribution on “Survive.” Virji left university to pursue music full-time and it’s safe to say he took the right risk, carving out a reputation for pushing UKG into new territory while staying true to his roots. – Oliver Broek

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