EDMTunes New Music Friday – Week 21

NGHTMRE, Franky Nuts & Grabbitz feat. DeathbyRomy – Torture

Genre: Dubstep

For perhaps the shortest New Music Friday ever on our site, it’s really good to kick off with a track that equals three. One of the largest Dubstep-and-related artists out there, NGHTMRE, just revealed this new collaboration of him in today’s six-track EP Unsound 2, out on his very label Gud Vibrations.

Just a good ole Dubstep monster. Teaming up with Franky Nuts and featuring the voice of DeathbyRomy, ‘Torture‘ is one of those tracks whose formula has proven to work every single time in the past, and so you know you’re in for a tasty treat. The single keeps you in a state of perpetual tension ahead of the drops and, if anything, makes you wish you were listening to this one at a filled-to-the-brim arena.

Eauki & Son of Cabe – Different

Genre: Future Garage, House

Have a lovely collaboration coming your way! Dutch artist Eauki and duo Son of Cabe had already come together for their past single ‘Back’, and the result was so good they decided to record another one. In fact, sources tell us that ‘Different‘, their song out today, is only one from a handful of demos they recorded during said jamming session!

Showcasing a delicate balance between Garage and House, this single pairs Conor’s warm and reaching-out-to-you voice with a tailored instrumental, which includes melody, downsizing effects, groovy percussion, and a nostalgic aura. While not in the same genre, it gives out Phillip Phillips ‘Home’ vibes, which is always very welcome.

GorillaT & Xotix feat. Pure Powers – Ape Shit

Genre: Dubstep, Brostep

For those of you looking to end the week on a purely hard-hitting note, and left NGHTMRE’s track craving more, here’s your final NMF feature. In quite the clash of titans, we welcome ‘Ape Shit‘, a collaboration between GorillaT, Xotix, and Pure Powers. We bet you’ll go completely [track title] with this one.

Boomy, oomphy, potent and sharp, all in the best ways possible, this track is nearly impossible not to headbang to. Bells, growls, leads and an absolute belter of a beat, all come together to unleash the power inside a conjoint effort that, according to the artists, took around a year to complete. We’re happy to have this version finally out for the world to enjoy!

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