Episode 397: July 2026

Miguel Migs, Lisa Shaw – Falling Into Time 
Detroit Rising, Kimberly Davis, Crackazat – Good Vibrations
Fouk – Moon 
Block & Crown – Get Up (Deepbass Clubmix)
Atjazz – Love You Day One
DE SOFFER, Simon Ellis – Walking On A Dream
Prospect Park, Dave Lee, AJ Lewis, N.W.N. – Our Love
Tenacious, Roland Clark – Alright
Mike Millrain – Groove Your Body
FabioEsse, FederFunk – Don’t Tell Me
Romain Villeroy – No Turning Back
Cristoph – Disco Juice
Dan Corco – Jacomino
DJ Erv – Housetap
all new house music released June & July 2026

Alesso Heads to Brooklyn Army Terminal for Open-Air Set

Swedish producer and DJ Alesso returns to New York City on Saturday, August 22, 2026, for a daytime performance at Pier 4 of the Brooklyn Army Terminal. Presented by Project 91, the event kicks off in the afternoon with waterfront views of the Manhattan skyline. Alesso, born Alessandro Lindblad in Stockholm, has built a reputation […]

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Micah Martin Teams Up with OddKidOut for ‘Burn Them All,’ Lead Single from Debut Album

Micah Martin has linked with OddKidOut for ‘Burn Them All,’ the first offering from his 17-track debut album All I Need, set for November 20 “Burn Them All” blends heavy guitar work with driving jump-up drum & bass rhythms and Martin’s intense, screamed vocals. The production, handled by OddKidOut alongside Shawn Mayer of Melrose Avenue, […]

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101-year-old Count Henri d’Outremont steals the show at Tomorrowland

Count Henri Tomorrowland has become one of the internet’s favorite festival stories this weekend. The 101-year-old WWII veteran was spotted dancing with thousands at Tomorrowland — and the clip has gone viral. (See more on our Tomorrowland 2026 W1 wrap.) Tomorrowland is famous for its jaw-dropping stages, world-class DJs and out-of-this-world production — but this …

101-year-old Count Henri d’Outremont steals the show at Tomorrowland