Friday Dance Music Guide: The Week’s Best New Tracks From Anti Up, Flying Lotus, Dom Dolla & Tove Lo & More

 Quick Summary of the Review

This week in the world of dance music has been packed with exciting developments. We ventured into the Arizona desert for the return of FORM Arcosanti, heard from collaborators of the late SOPHIE about putting together her posthumous album, and caught up with LP Giobbi for Billboard's latest producers issue. Meanwhile, rising artist Odetari made his debut on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, Insomniac Music Group launched its new venture Insomniac Publishing, and Pharrell discussed working with Daft Punk during his Hot Ones interview. Additionally, Rüfüs Du Sol dropped their much-anticipated fourth studio album, Inhale/Exhale, and Charli XCX released a remixed version of Brat, cleverly titled Brat & It’s Completely Different But Also Still Brat. Lastly, we’ve got a fresh batch of dance tracks to share with you this week, highlighting some of the most exciting releases in the genre.

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction: A Big Week in Dance Music
  2. FORM Arcosanti: The Return of a Desert Experience
  3. SOPHIE’s Posthumous Album: A Tribute to the Late Artist
  4. LP Giobbi: Insights from Billboard’s Producers Issue
  5. Odetari's Hot 100 Debut: A Rising Star
  6. Insomniac Publishing: A New Venture in Music
  7. Pharrell Talks Daft Punk Collaboration: Highlights from Hot Ones
  8. Rüfüs Du Sol’s Inhale/Exhale: What to Expect
  9. Charli XCX’s Brat Remix: A Creative Rework
  10. Best Dance Tracks of the Week: New Releases
  11. Conclusion: A Week Packed with Dance Music News
  12. FAQ Section

1. Introduction: A Big Week in Dance Music

Dance music fans were treated to a whirlwind of news and releases this week. From new albums to major career milestones, the scene has been buzzing with activity. Whether it was hearing about the latest collaboration, exploring new album releases, or delving into behind-the-scenes stories from top producers, there’s been no shortage of things to talk about. Here’s a breakdown of some of the most notable events in the dance music world this week.


2. FORM Arcosanti: The Return of a Desert Experience

After a hiatus, the iconic FORM Arcosanti festival returned to the Arizona desert, drawing fans back to its unique setting. The festival is known for blending music, art, and architecture into an immersive experience, making it a must-attend for those seeking more than just a typical music festival. This year’s edition saw an eclectic mix of performances that took full advantage of the desert’s natural beauty and the architectural wonder that is Arcosanti.


3. SOPHIE’s Posthumous Album: A Tribute to the Late Artist

The music world continues to mourn the loss of the visionary producer SOPHIE. This week, we heard from some of her closest collaborators about their efforts to assemble her posthumous album. SOPHIE’s groundbreaking work in electronic music left an indelible mark, and the album is shaping up to be a fitting tribute to her legacy. Her collaborators have expressed the challenge of honoring her creative vision while piecing together unfinished works, but fans are eagerly awaiting the release.


4. LP Giobbi: Insights from Billboard’s Producers Issue

This week also featured LP Giobbi, who graced Billboard’s latest producers issue. As one of the most exciting talents in the dance music world, LP Giobbi has been making waves with her genre-blending sounds and empowering performances. In the interview, she delves into her creative process, influences, and future projects, offering fans a deeper look at what makes her one of the leading voices in electronic music.


5. Odetari's Hot 100 Debut: A Rising Star

Emerging artist Odetari made a major breakthrough this week with his debut on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. His rapid rise in the dance music scene is a testament to his unique sound, which combines energetic beats with captivating vocals. Odetari’s music has resonated with fans around the globe, and his chart debut signals even bigger things on the horizon for this rising star.


6. Insomniac Publishing: A New Venture in Music

Insomniac Music Group made headlines this week with the launch of Insomniac Publishing. This new venture aims to support and promote the next generation of dance music talent, offering a platform for both emerging and established artists. As one of the biggest names in the festival and event space, Insomniac’s foray into publishing is sure to have a significant impact on the industry.


7. Pharrell Talks Daft Punk Collaboration: Highlights from Hot Ones

Pharrell made an appearance on the popular YouTube series Hot Ones, where he talked about his time working with legendary electronic duo Daft Punk. The collaboration between Pharrell and Daft Punk resulted in some of the most iconic dance tracks of the past decade, including “Get Lucky.” Fans of both Pharrell and Daft Punk were treated to behind-the-scenes insights about the creative process behind their groundbreaking work together.


8. Rüfüs Du Sol’s Inhale/Exhale: What to Expect

This week, Australian trio Rüfüs Du Sol released their much-anticipated fourth studio album, Inhale/Exhale. The album marks a new chapter for the band as they continue to evolve their sound while maintaining the emotional depth that has become their hallmark. Fans can expect a mix of euphoric beats and introspective lyrics, with plenty of surprises along the way. We’ll be diving deeper into this album in next week’s review, so stay tuned for more details!


9. Charli XCX’s Brat Remix: A Creative Rework

Charli XCX gave fans a fresh take on her latest project with the release of Brat & It’s Completely Different But Also Still Brat, a remixed version of her album Brat. The new version offers a playful reinterpretation of the original tracks, blending new elements while staying true to the album’s core. Charli XCX continues to push the boundaries of pop and dance music with this latest release, showcasing her versatility as an artist.


10. Best Dance Tracks of the Week: New Releases

Here are some of the best new dance tracks that have dropped this week:

  • Anti Up, "What Is Life"

  • The long-awaited debut album from British producers Chris Lake and Chris Lorenzo has finally arrived, and it’s as bold as its title suggests. Loaded with tech house beats and U.K.-dance influences, the album is a must-listen for fans of the genre.

  • Flying Lotus, "Ingo Swann"

  • Flying Lotus is back with a new track, "Ingo Swann," named after the late American psychic. The song is full of intricate beats and bubbling synths, signaling the return of one of electronic music’s most innovative producers.


11. Conclusion: A Week Packed with Dance Music News

This week in dance music has been nothing short of exciting. From festival returns to groundbreaking album releases, the scene continues to push boundaries and deliver fresh sounds. Whether it’s the rise of new artists like Odetari or the release of highly anticipated projects from established acts like Rüfüs Du Sol, there’s plenty to keep fans buzzing. As we look ahead to the coming weeks, we’re excited to see what else the world of dance music has in store.


12. FAQ Section

Q1: What is FORM Arcosanti?
A1: FORM Arcosanti is a unique music festival held in the Arizona desert, blending music, art, and architecture for an immersive experience.

Q2: What album did Rüfüs Du Sol release this week?
A2: Rüfüs Du Sol released their fourth studio album, Inhale/Exhale, on October 11.

Q3: Who is Odetari, and what milestone did he achieve this week?
A3: Odetari is a rising dance music artist who made his debut on the Billboard Hot 100 chart this week.

Q4: What did Pharrell discuss on his Hot Ones episode?
A4: Pharrell discussed his collaboration with Daft Punk, sharing insights into their creative process behind tracks like “Get Lucky.”

Q5: What new venture did Insomniac Music Group launch?
A5: Insomniac Music Group launched Insomniac Publishing, a new venture aimed at supporting dance music artists.

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