Justice and Gesaffelstein finally made the record everybody wanted, and it's for GTA VI. Behind it: John Summit and Subtronics dropping the B2B the whole scene's been arguing about, Avicii's lost 2011 Tomorrowland set resurfacing on Levels' 15th birthday, and a BUNT. debut album backed by 1.2 billion streams. Ten picks, every lane from Afro house to brostep.
#10 — Mathame, "Oh Baby"
Single · NEO Records · melodic techno
The Italian brothers turned their long-running NEO audiovisual universe into an actual label, and this is the first stamp on it. Not the biggest single of the week, but a visual world this detailed finally getting its own imprint is a real moment for whoever they sign next.
#9 — 16 Artists, "Can We Call It Something Besides Brostep?"
Single · BARELY ALIVE's Killed It! · brostep
Sixteen producers on one maximalist cut, built during Lost Lands prep, with a title that's basically a joke about its own genre. It's loud, it's a little dumb, and that's exactly the point — bass music needed something this unserious.
#8 — Boys Noize feat. Brutalismus 3000, "Nächstenliebe"
Single · industrial electro
Second single off his upcoming 7LLVSION album (out Nov 6), and it's got that DAF-indebted, industrial snarl Boys Noize built his whole career on. Twenty-plus years in and he's still sounds like he's trying to start a riot.
#7 — Adam Beyer & Mark Reeve, Do Our Thing EP
EP (4 tracks) · Drumcode · techno
Their third collab, landing right in Drumcode's 30th anniversary year, goes back to the rolling, percussive sound that built the label in the first place. No reinventing anything — just two guys who know exactly what a Drumcode record is supposed to feel like.
#6 — Novah & Marie Vaunt, "Bring Some Acid"
Single · Tomorrowland Music · hard dance / acid techno
Antwerp hard dance meets LA acid techno, and Novah's been on an absolute tear in 2026 — Tomorrowland Mainstage debut, a sold-out ING Arena show, an ELLE cover. Marie Vaunt's got three Beatport No. 1s of her own. Two different scenes, one squelching 303 line, built for peak time.
#5 — Moojo, ALMA
Album · Afro house / house
His debut full-length after years of singles and features, and it's patient in a way a lot of debut albums aren't — Afro house and live instrumentation given room to breathe instead of getting rushed into festival-size drops.
#4 — BUNT., Levi Did It
Album (15 tracks) · Arista · dance-pop / EDM
1.2 billion streams and 400,000 tickets sold got him here, and the title flips his old Levi Dont Do It EP into a straight victory lap. Fifteen tracks is a real statement — man had the receipts and decided to make an album out of them.
#3 — Avicii, Full 2011 Tomorrowland Debut Set
Live set release · Avicii Estate / Pophouse / Tomorrowland · progressive house
Fifteen years to the day since "Levels" changed everything, the Estate and Tomorrowland released the full MainStage set where it got its festival premiere — Afrojack and Nervo cameos included. This ain't nostalgia content, this is the actual tape of a 21-year-old Tim Bergling about to blow up the entire genre.
#2 — John Summit & Subtronics, SUBJOHNICS
Live B2B set · Experts Only Festival · house / dubstep crossover
House's biggest breakout and bass music's most relentless technician went back-to-back, and the full recording finally dropped. Two IDs in the first ten minutes, GRiZ closing it out — genre lines Eddy been saying are fake all year, and these two just proved it on a soundsystem.
#1 — Justice & Gesaffelstein, "Pusher"
Single · GTA VI Original Score · electro
This the one everybody wanted and didn't think would actually happen. Justice and Gesaffelstein — two of French electro's most important names — finally linked up, and it's the second track revealed from Justice's official GTA VI score. Pulsing bass, wailing synths, a straight throwback to Cross-era Justice but built for a game that's about to be the biggest cultural moment of the decade. Last week it was Justice landing the GTA VI gig; this week it's them proving why they got it. Hundreds of millions of people finna hear this chasing cops at 3 a.m. in Vice City, and that's bigger than any chart position.
Also out this week
- SPAG (formerly Spag Heddy), "Show Me Something", a bass-forward rebrand single with real intention behind it
- Silva Bumpa & Rossi., "PEOPLE IN THE PLACE", their first original under the new A.B.C. alias, UK garage/house
- Vintage Culture & Zaark, "Hypnotize," a 130 BPM indie-dance/tech-house cut leading his Breakers, Vol. 1 compilation
- Culture Shock, "In The Night," a dark Halloween-season drum & bass single
- Sir Ivan feat. Cheat Codes, "Love Is The Piece," a dance-pop rework of his peace anthem
- FISHER & Chris Lake, "Under Construction", their 26-song tech-house B2B set via Apple Music's Head Trip series
Next Friday
- Nov 5: Charlotte de Witte & NAVA, Azadi EP (KNTXT)
- Nov 6: Boys Noize, 7LLVSION (full album)
- Nov 27: Nico Morano, Forever Ever Dancer (Ontourage Music)
- Dec 2026: Justice, GTA VI: Original Score (full album)
Feature image: ManoSolo13241324, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.