Guide to New Dance Music: Top Tracks of the Week from Tourist, Kaskade, Alison Wonderland & More

This week in electronic music saw Rfs Du Sol setting a record with the highest-selling electronic tour ever, fueled by their Inhale/Exhale run, according to Live Nation. The group will also headline Bonnaroo 2026 alongside Skrillex.

In festival news, LIV Golf Adelaide announced John Summit as the Saturday headliner for its 2026 Australian tournament, joining acts such as Peking Duk, Royel Otis, and Fisher. Fred again.. added a Vancouver show to his USB002 tour with Skream & Benga and shared in Instagram's Ask It Anyway series how touring with friends helps him stay balanced and inspired to create music daily.

Subtronics joined Nic Vans on Billboard's Takes Us Out series to discuss his new album and shows, while TEED talked about his name change and upcoming album Always With Me. Alison Wonderland also opened up about her new project Ghost World, tackling deeply personal themes.

Tourist Music Is Invisible

U.K. producer Tourist delivers a long-awaited trance album, Music Is Invisible. The LP features ten tracks that blend cerebral textures with dancefloor appeal. William Phillips, the artist behind Tourist, described the making of the album as a physical and immersive process, combining his songwriting with production to create an intense, enveloping trance experience.

The album is released via Queens Road Music/AndRECORDS/Atlantic Records.

Alison Wonderland Ghost World

Alison Wonderlands new full-length, Ghost World, is her first since 2022. The album explores personal experiences, including a 2024 miscarriage, while crafting a sonic refuge for listeners. Collaborators include DJ Dave, Memba, and Ninajirachi, with standout tracks like Heaven showcasing powerful synergy.

Released on Casablanca Records.

Kaskade undux

Kaskade returns with undux, an album created during a period of personal transformation, including his separation from his wife. Songs like obvious, heart worth breaking, and a dance rendition of i cant make you love me channel raw emotion over danceable productions, marking the album as a heartfelt statement.

Available on Monstercat & Arkade.

Subtronics Fibonacci Pt 2: Infinity

Following Fibonacci Part 1: Oblivion, Subtronics continues his psychedelic bass exploration with Fibonacci Pt 2: Infinity. The album includes collaborations with Grabbitz, Jem Cooke, Illenium, and Linney, reinforcing Subtronics status as a leading dubstep producer.

Released on Cyclops Recordings.

STS9 Human Dream

Electronic jam veterans STS9 dropped their thirteenth studio album, Human Dream, featuring 19 interconnected tracks spanning over 80 minutes. The album, recorded in their Santa Cruz studio amidst the 2020 CZU Complex fire, captures the immersive experience of their live shows while reflecting the bands vision of a more human world.

Out now on 1320 Records/Symphonic. STS9 continues touring across the U.S. through May.

Author: Ava Mitchell