New Music Friday: DJ Snake, Selena Gomez, Marshmello, Alan Walker, Kygo

Are you ready for more than 104 new EDM songs from this past week? This week we have you covered once again with all of the best new releases in today’s updated New EDM This Week playlist update.
Fall is usually one of the busiest release windows of the year for dance music — labels are pushing hard to lock in year-end chart positions and festival-circuit buzz before everyone’s attention shifts to holiday season, and this week’s haul is a perfect example of just how stacked things get. Between massive pop-crossover collabs, a surprise new alias, and a handful of genuinely unexpected pairings, there’s a lot going on, and honestly keeping up with it all is basically a full-time job on its own.
As part of our weekly New EDM This Week playlist, we’re proud to present DJ Snake & Max Frost’s new single “Broken Summer,” Seven Lions & Kill The Noise’s “Cold Hearted,” Selena Gomez & Marshmello’s “Wolves,” Porter Robinson’s alter ego Virtual Self, Alan Walker, Noah Cyrus, & Digital Farm Animals’ “All Falls Down,” and Don Diablo and A R I Z O N A’s “Take Her Place.”
That Selena Gomez and Marshmello team-up alone was one of the bigger crossover moments of the fall, pairing a pop A-lister with one of dance music’s most recognizable helmet-wearing hitmakers, while Porter Robinson quietly reintroducing his shadowy Virtual Self project kept the more underground techno and trance crowd just as fed. It’s the kind of week that shows just how wide EDM’s lane has gotten — pop radio and warehouse raves getting covered in the same playlist, and honestly that’s part of what makes this genre so fun to follow right now. You’ve got DJ Snake pairing with an indie-leaning singer-songwriter in Max Frost, bass-music heavyweights Seven Lions and Kill The Noise linking up for something that splits the difference between melodic dubstep and straight-up heavy, and Don Diablo teaming with A R I Z O N A to lean further into the tropical/future pop lane he’s been carving out.
Whichever corner of the dance music world you’re into this week, there’s almost certainly something in this batch built for you — whether that’s a festival-mainstage anthem, a late-night bass cut, or something a little more chill for the drive home.
Stream all of this week’s new EDM songs on Spotify below.
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