Your Friday Playlist: Fresh Tracks from Gesaffelstein, Fred again.., Young Thug, Jessie Ware, and More
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This week in dance music, the electronic soundtrack for Heated Rivalry achieved notable success across two charts. DJ John Summit announced his debut residency this season at [UNVRS] in Ibiza. Additionally, the co-founders of Brooklyn’s newest club, Refuge, discussed their efforts to bring the venue and its cutting-edge sound system to life. Fred again.. hosted an art exhibition with Boris Acket, while Ninajirachi expressed her eagerness to perform “a million” more shows. Tomorrowland announced its 2026 lineup, and Dom Dolla revealed plans for a series of summer shows at the historic Old Royal Naval College in the U.K.
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As the week wraps up, here are some of the standout new dance projects:
Gesaffelstein, Enter the Gamma (Live)
Following the release of his 2024 album Gamma, Gesaffelstein has captured the essence of his live performances in the new recording Enter the Gamma (Live). This album showcases a powerful, stylish presentation that has captivated audiences globally, featuring fan-favorite tracks like “Pursuit” and “Hellifornia.” The project concludes with an exciting mashup that includes the collaboration with Lady Gaga.
Fred again.. & Young Thug, “Scared”
Fred again.. has continued to release new music, dropping frequent singles throughout 2025. His latest track, “Scared,” is a collaboration with Young Thug and marks both artists’ first release of the year. The song follows a teaser shared by Fred last month, generating significant anticipation among fans.
Jessie Ware, “I Could Get Used To This”
With her signature disco sound, Jessie Ware’s new single, “I Could Get Used to This,” embraces enchanting strings and her exquisite vocal prowess. Describing the track as an invitation into her album’s universe, she sets a romantic scene filled with celebration and pleasure.
Dames Brown, Take Me as I Am
Detroit trio Dames Brown has released their debut album, which pays homage to influential musician Amp Fiddler. The album, representing a mix of disco, R&B, and house music, features collaborations from several notable artists. The trio expressed pride in their work and the heartfelt connection woven into the album.
“To watch our seeds rooted in pure soul blossom into Take Me As I Am is sublime,” said members Athena Johnson, Teresa Marbury, and LaRae Starr. “This collection offers a glimpse into our interpretation of house music, influenced by a variety of genres.”
Apashe, Hymns of Resilience
Belgian artist Apashe’s latest three-track EP, Hymns of Resilience, pays tribute to Ukraine and features Ukrainian artist Alina Pash. The emotional and haunting tracks reflect Apashe’s experiences during his time in Kyiv amidst conflict. A portion of the EP’s proceeds will be donated to Children Heroes, which supports children affected by the war.
“Being there, you realize how hard it is to truly understand the severity of the situation from afar,” Apashe shared. “While working on the project, we experienced daily life under the threat of shelling. This project is deeply personal, and I hope it amplifies Ukrainian voices and provides an honest perspective on their reality.”
