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New MusicMarch 7, 2026

Weekly New Music — March 7, 2026

Here are this week's top 10 tracks worth adding to your crate. We dig through new releases every week to help with your music discovery. Enjoy!

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House124 BPMKey: Am

A deep, rolling bassline with vocal chops that work perfectly for warm-up sets. The breakdown at 2:30 gives you a clean mix-out point.

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Tech House128 BPMKey: Dm

Driving percussion with a memorable synth hook. This one's been getting heavy rotation at underground clubs this month.

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Techno132 BPMKey: F#m

Dark, industrial textures layered over a punchy kick. Peak-time material with a long intro that's DJ-friendly out of the box.

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Hip-Hop95 BPMKey: Cm

Clean production with enough low-end to fill a room. The acapella is worth grabbing separately for mashups.

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UK Garage130 BPMKey: Gm

Skippy drums and a nostalgic vocal sample. If you're playing anything garage-adjacent, this is a must-have.

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Afro House122 BPMKey: Bbm

Organic percussion over a warm pad. Works as a set opener or a change-of-pace moment during peak hours.

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Drum & Bass174 BPMKey: Em

Liquid rollers with a vocal feature. Smooth enough for the early hours but with enough energy to hold attention.

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Minimal126 BPMKey: Am

Stripped-back and hypnotic. The kind of track that does the work for you — just loop the last 16 bars for extended mixes.

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Disco Edit118 BPMKey: C

A tasteful re-edit of a 70s classic. Extended intro and outro make it DJ-ready without any additional editing.

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Breaks135 BPMKey: Dm

Chopped breakbeats over a wobbly bassline. Fits nicely between techno and house sets when you want to shift the energy.

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