In the modern era, distribution services push out over 60,000 new tracks every single day. How do you cut through all the noise, select what to listen to, and boost your playlist game? Introducing MP3 SELECTS, our weekly rundown of new EDM music and our updated playlists on Spotify. Check out this week’s round up below:

Mersiv, The Ninetys — “Top Floor”

Prepare for a seismic shift in electronic music as Mersiv and The Ninetys join forces to drop “Top Floor.” This highly-anticipated single, released on September 8, 2023, offers a tantalizing glimpse into Mersiv’s upcoming sophomore album, Out of Bounds.

With a mesmerizing female vocals guiding you through celestial soundscapes of freeform bass, “Top Floor” is a genre-defying masterpiece. Unexpectedly, a gritty UK rap vocal in the second drop adds riveting complexity. The collaboration with The Ninetys elevates the single, breaking musical boundaries.

Don’t miss Mersiv’s nationwide “Out of Bounds Tour,” promising a genre-defying experience: https://www.mersiv.net/tour.

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KOAN Sound — “Voices of Dissent”

KOAN Sound‘s “Voices of Dissent” is an auditory marvel within their groundbreaking conceptual album, Led by Ancient Light. This exceptional track stands as a testament to their innovation, crafted solely from the cello’s sounds, even capturing percussion elements by recording different knocks on the cello itself.

As part of this immersive narrative journey, the album transports listeners to a remote desert planet.’ The dual essence of their wisdom and the untamed beauty of their world is echoed through the interplay of cello and piano. KOAN Sound’s fusion of organic instrumentation, intricate rhythms, and storytelling makes “Voices of Dissent” a captivating and unmissable gem within their visionary opus.

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Esseks — “This Will All Be Over Soon”

Brooklyn’s boundary-pushing producer, Esseks, unveils “This Will All Be Over Soon” on Memory Palace, Of The Trees’ label.

Known for his genre-blurring sonic journey, Esseks crafts a rich tapestry of bass-centric soundscapes, often pairing his music with original artwork for a multi-sensory experience. Memory Palace, a hub for genre-defying artists, warmly embraces this forthcoming single.

The Esseks’ track, with intricate soundscapes and emotional depth, melds seamlessly into his extensive catalog. Part of his upcoming Memory Palace EP, this release explores the theme of change and personal evolution. Esseks’ brave, introspective music and visual art combine to offer a unique and immersive artistic experience.

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NITTI — “That’s Right”

NITTI, the versatile DJ-producer with a Latin Grammy and a dynamic musical journey, returns with a bang. His new bass house single, “That’s Right,” hitting Hush Money Recs, is a nostalgic nod to his earlier bangers while infusing modern soundscapes.

This track offers a thrilling ride, opening with energetic vocals and building to a mesmerizing bass house drop, concluding with a ground-shaking dubstep progression. NITTI’s creativity shines as he weaves genres effortlessly.

With a Grammy nom, Latin Grammy win, and collaborations with heavyweights, NITTI continues to impress. This anthem is just a glimpse of his ever-evolving musical prowess.

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Late Night Radio, Motifv — “Found”

Late Night Radio and rising sensation Motifv come together to electrify the scene with their new single, “Found.” Released on September 8, this track serves as the thrilling opening act to LNR’s upcoming album, set to drop via Philos Records.

Motifv, known for igniting dance floors across the nation at prominent PL pre and after parties, joins forces with LNR to deliver a mesmerizing blend of alternative bass. “Found” is a testament to LNR’s artistic evolution, crafting electronic music that transcends genre boundaries. This collaboration sets the stage for a vibrant musical journey that fans of both artists and lovers of boundary-pushing electronic music won’t want to miss.

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Alison Wonderland, MEMBA — “Fight or Flight”

Alison Wonderland, the trailblazing DJ-producer, returns with “Fight or Flight,” a vibrant collaboration with NYC-based duo MEMBA. Released on FMU Records, this track is a thrilling addition to Alison’s evolving discography. It’s also marks her first release on FMU Records.

The electrifying track, debuting at Electric Zoo, expertly fuses trap beats with experimental elements, taking listeners on an unpredictable journey. MEMBA, known for their rhythmic ingenuity, adds a future bass twist to the mix.

As FMU Records continues to rise, Alison Wonderland’s contribution celebrates its success.

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Find a full Round Up of new music from throughout the spectrum of the Music Festival scene via our Official MP3 MAG Spotify Playlists below:

BASS BOOSTED

[Playlist for Bass, Dubstep, Downtempo, Experimental, Trap]

New Music Featured This Week (September 4 – September 11):

“Be Afraid” – Figure, PHANTASM

“Borderline” (feat. EMELINE) – RL Grime, Montell2099, EMELINE

“Monsters” – Zomboy, Micah Martin

“Fight or Flight” – Alison Wonderland, MEMBA

“Tell Me” – James Blake

“Take My Soul” – ZHU, Devault

“Colourfast” – Pendulum

“Feeling Free” – CloudNone, Skybreak

“Heaven” – One True God

SHUFFLE SELECTS

[Playlist for House, Techno]

New Music Featured This Week (September 4 – September 11):

“it feels real” – warner case

“No Scrubs” – Kevin McKay, Giovi

“Infectious” – Record Club

“Time To Dip” – Mr. G, Duncan Forbes

“Musk” Audiojack Remix – Jessica Brankka, Audiojack

“Hijos De La Noche” – Shermanology

“Vogue” – Noizu

“The Sound” – FREAK ON

“2 Step” – BIJOU

“Dancing At The Disco” – J. Worra, Cherry Tooth

“BLOW” – DONT BLINK, Future Funk Squad

“Girls N Boys” – Henry Fong, FETISH

“On My Mind” – NGHTMRE, Lizzy Land

“Easy Tiger” – Kyle Watson

“Wrong Party” – Carlo

“Morena” – Tom & Collins, Andruss

“El Canto” – Roger Garcia, Chile

“Raise Ya Blood” Radio Edit – TWENTY SIX

“Inferno” – Rome in Silver

“Free Your Mind” – Dusky

“Electric Feeling” – TELYKAST

“Quite A Pickle” – Justin Jay, Bad Boombox

“SKINNY BABY” – DM 90

“Drowning” – Stella Bossi

“The Eight-Six” – LUPA

“Time” – Space 92

“Bloom” – DJ_Dave

DNB 101

[Playlist for Diverse DnB for Beginners & Diehards]

New Music Featured This Week (September 4 – September 11):

“Ii promise” – In Explosions

“Needle & Thread” – Tom Jarney

“Parsec” – Subjoi

“Bonesaw” – Simula

“DREAMING” – Jauz

“Hold Me” – Boombox Cartel, Lyves

GROOVY GETDOWN

[Playlist for Live-Electronic, Jam, Funk]

New Music Featured This Week (September 4 – September 11):

“Yo Fam!” – Sarz, Crayon, Skrillex

“Blow Out” – Overmono

“Magic Wand” – The Chemical Brothers

“She’s On My Mind” – ROMY

“Something in the Way” – Forester, Frank Walker

“Something’s On My Mind” – Purple Disco Machine, Duke Dumont, Nothing But Thieves

“So Glad That The Lord” – Bakermat

“More Illa Than Zilla” – Detroit’s Filthiest

“Move On” – Jadu Jadu, TAMBALA, apltn, Dwyer

“Love Like This” Mura Masa Remix – ZAYN, Mura Masa

“Save Yours” – MadeinTYO, 24hrs

“It Don’t Matter” – Vigro Deep, Reekado Banks

“Foolish Fish” – DROELOE

LAIDBACK LOUNGE

[Playlist for Downtempo, Electronica, Lo-Fi]

New Music Featured This Week (September 4 – September 11):

“Sultry 808” – Mallin

“walk in the park” – Session Victim

“september sky” – .clouds

“Yesterday” – HNNY

“Secrets” – coiro, Natascha, Polké

“4 U” – Peace Control

“Reflex” from Le Palace, Paris –  Parcels

“It’s All Love” – Ashibah

“Morning Glory” – Mandingo, Monoko

“Let Me Care” – Rich Vom Dorf

“Cities” – Toby Mai, Two Feet

“I Am Human” – GHEIST

“Home In My Hand” – Dirty South, Julia Church

“Tripchain” – John Digweed, Nick Muir, Franky Wah