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MP3 SELECTS: New Music From DJ DIESEL, LAYZ, Marsh, & More

June 12, 2025June 13, 2025 by MP3 Staff No Comments

In the modern era, distribution services push out over 60,000 new tracks every single day. How do you cut through all the noise, select what to listen to, and boost your playlist game? Introducing MP3 SELECTS, our weekly rundown of new music in the festival sphere. Shuffle through this week’s selections on our MP3 SELECTS playlist and read more about this week’s round-up below:

STAFF SELECTIONS

SELECTS by FRANZ HILBERATH

DJ DIESEL, LAYZ — “BRING THE PAIN”

DJ DIESEL and LAYZ unleash pure destruction with “BRING THE PAIN,” a heavyweight anthem that sets the tone for DJ DIESEL’s forthcoming MOST DOMINANT EP. Kicking off with a thunderous spoken-word intro from Shaq, the track barrels into acid-laced synths, laser FX, and walls of distortion before erupting into a bone-rattling dubstep drop. Just when it settles, the second drop flips the script with a punishing hard techno assault. Already igniting chaos at EDC Mexico and Shaq’s Bass All-Stars, “BRING THE PAIN” is engineered for maximum damage on the festival mainstage.

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SELECTS by CONNOR PHILLIPS

Marsh — “Stay”

Gifted DJ-producer hybrid Marsh is back with a brand-new progressive house fueled heater, “Stay”. A perfect sonic match for its encompassing label Interstellar, “Stay” weaves together experimental sound design with a driving bassline that is guaranteed to elevate the soul of anyone that is in listening range. This is a fantastic track to play on long car-rides, exploring nature, and of course getting lost out on the dancefloor.

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Lemi Vice — “CALOR DE TURBO”

Lemi Vice’s “CALOR DE TURBO” wastes no time locking listeners in with a hook that’s sharp, catchy, and fully in command. Beneath the playful tone sits a precise groove that anchors the track with weight and intention. Vocals land with charisma and clarity, gliding through the mix without crowding it. Every element feels dialed in; the percussion hits, the bassline moves with purpose, and the arrangement flows without excess. It is the kind of record that punches in a club set but still delivers nuance on headphones. Clean, confident, and built to move.

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Control Room, NITESHADE — “Beat The Beat Up”

Control Room and NITESHADE tap into after-hours magic with “Beat The Beat Up,” a no-frills tech house weapon packed with bounce and attitude. Built around a hypnotic vocal chant that drills into your brain, the track pairs thick low-end pressure with a pulsing, spacey rhythm that refuses to sit still. It’s playful without being soft, nodding to Jersey Shore chaos while locking into a groove that hits like a ritual.

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HIVEMIND — “Bloodstream”

Dance music’s newest power trio, HIVEMIND—made up of heavyweights—Kayzo, Space Laces, and MUST DIE! Just unleashed their next explosive anthem, “Bloodstream,” on Stinger Sounds. A searing fusion of hard dance and techno, “Bloodstream” is engineered for chaos. The track pulses with Kayzo’s signature aggressive leads, MUST DIE!’s razor-sharp sound design, and Space Laces’ relentless energy—culminating in a full-throttle heater destined to tear up festival grounds and underground raves alike.

Ricky Bamboo— ‘EXTRASENSORY EP’

Toronto-based producer and rhythm connoisseur Ricky Bamboo returns with his third release on Zeds’ Dead’s Altered States imprint, delivering the two-track EP EXTRASENSORY. Blending his signature downtempo and dub influences with warped basslines, organic textures, and acoustic instrumentation, the enigmatic artist crafts a hypnotic soundscape designed to transport listeners to another realm.

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Feint, DJ SALLY — “Bloom”

Feint and DJ SALLY join forces for “Bloom,” a cinematic club weapon that also marks the debut release on Feint’s new label, Starsent. Built to bridge Eastern and Western electronic worlds, the track opens with moody atmospherics before erupting into a sharp 130 BPM drop packed with rattling bass, warped vocal chops, and tight low-end precision. It is a bold first step for a label aiming to spotlight Chinese talent on a global scale while giving Western artists a new gateway into Asia. “Bloom” hits with both melodic power and raw dancefloor intent, a mission statement with impact.