Four new releases landed this week, and the one already living in the most sets isn't even the most famous name on the list. Between a tech-house collab road-tested live in Ibiza, a long-awaited debut album, and a producer going somewhere new entirely, here's what's actually worth your time — ranked, not just listed.

1. Dom Dolla, Solomun & Skepta — "DANGER DANGER"

This one had already been tested all summer before it ever had a release date. It debuted at Dom Dolla's Hï Ibiza residency in July, traces to a 2024 Ibiza writing session between Dolla and Solomun, and took final shape at Rockfield Studios in Wales. Old-school rave stabs, a rubbery bassline, and Skepta's steely delivery on top. If you only check one track this week, make it this one.

2. Cloonee — "Are You Still You?"

Cloonee's first full-length after years of one-off club singles. Sixteen tracks trace his run from underground grinder to festival headliner, with a standout Chris Lake collab on "Paradise." Cloonee's calling it an ode to every version of himself — and for a debut album this long, it holds together better than most.

3. R3HAB & ARTBAT — "Dramma"

The Ukrainian duo and the Dutch-Moroccan producer reunite for a second collab after "Fight Machine," this time on ARTBAT's own UPPERGROUND imprint. It's a hypnotic, mainstage-built track with a haunting vocal, already getting spun by Afrojack, Armin, and Guetta. Less immediate than "DANGER DANGER," but it'll grow on you.

R3HAB performing on stage at a festival with colorful lighting
R3HAB and ARTBAT's second collab is already in rotation with Afrojack, Armin, and Guetta. Photo: Kasper CYB3RPVNK, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
  • Dom Dolla, Solomun & Skepta — "DANGER DANGER" — tech house with teeth, out now on Three Six Zero.
  • Cloonee — "Are You Still You?" — debut album, out now.
  • R3HAB & ARTBAT — "Dramma" — out now on UPPERGROUND.

4. Dillon Francis — "Fall"

The one swerve on this list. Francis trades his usual meme-chaos energy for something genuinely vulnerable — an expressive vocal, a patient build, out now via Monstercat and Broke Records. He says it came out of a session about love and protection. Not what you expect from him, and that's exactly why it's worth the four minutes.

Four different lanes, same week: tech house, a debut album, a mainstage reunion, and a producer stepping outside his own brand. Start with "DANGER DANGER," then work down the list.

Feature image: Shevin Dissanayake, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.