The Best Electronic Music Of 2025

 

 

That’s right! Another year of exploring music! Of doing what I love most! Thank you for continuing the journey with me, I hope we can keep sharing incredible music forever! Music and art are what keep this world going <3

I just want to thank you for listening to our mixes and reading through the blog.

Check out the full list in the link bio.

Wish you a happy new year.

Les amo 🩷🩵🤍❤️💜💚💛🖤

Gerardo

• 25 – gab_i, GATELESS – 01.5 [glinted records]

01.5 is a 10-track album by gab_i & GATELESS made up of unreleased material prepared for the Netherlands release shows of glinted 01 in September 2025.

 

• 24 – jp – we’re here all the time [Theory Therapy]

Theory Therapy is pleased to present ‘we’re here all the time’ by jp (aka J.P Wright) – the New York producer behind one of last year’s shinetiac remixes on the OST label, and a member of Housecraft Recordings’ trip-bient group Ahem.

The album is reminiscent of ’90s and early-’00s IDM. Syncopated rhythms and atmosphere swirl into a mutable whole, as hardcore breakbeat, ambient trance and acidic electro bleed together into a liquid mélange.

 

• 23 – Colectivo Miramar – Terapia Latina [CMiramar Records]

From the Caribbean coasts to the Pacific mountains, Colectivo Miramar presents this album evoking the essence of the sea and the sand, original cuts inspired by cosmic and hypnotizing sounds that embrace the past, present and future. The energetic bass lines and piano riffs create a perfect ambiance to melt into starry nights by the sea.

Mexico-based Nico Jean and DJ Raw offer this album as an expression of their love for music and a powerful message in these troubled times. A gift of love for all.

 

• 22 – Jamie Leather – Planet Earth Help Desk EP

This four-part aural experience emulates a gentle atmosphere of hyaline translucence, paired with an optimistic glossiness that gently reflects a warming light with a softening glow. Weightlessly swimming through a sky of drifting clouds, you softly ascend into a higher realm of radiant love.

 

• 21 – SnPLO – The Cocaines [Pin]

Third Pin release by the SnPLO collaborative project, blinding blends of twisted, minimalist House / Techno grooves

https://www.discogs.com/release/33600438-SnPLO-The-Cocaines

 

• 20 – LT – Étape 4

Siempre sirve en el dance floor y varios mas han preguntado cual es la cancion

 

• 19 – Conna Haraway  – Shifted [Short Span]

Three sanguine slices of dub techno from Glasgow-based wunder Conna Haraway. And featuring XENIA REAPER providing vibes and synths on the lush long elevation “Redirect” that sits on the record’s A side.

 

• 18 – Nathan Melja – Djo Sinego [PARODIA]

For the sixth release of Parodia, the artist delivers a mini-album that’s both intimate and boldly eclectic, blending club energy with atmospheric introspection. Djo Sinego fuses dreamy house textures, raw 90s techno grooves, and cutting-edge sounds.

 

• 17 – Darkness Darkness – Animation [A Visiting Link]

The mysterious A Visiting Link returns with an 8-track LP. My favorites are the first and last tracks <3

Written & Produced by Darkness Darkness at Magnetic Dress and Dedicated Computer Realm.

https://www.discogs.com/release/32620287-Darkness-Darkness-Animation

 

• 16 – DOC ‘N’ P1LL – RX Prescriptions Volume 2 [Serenity Now Recordings]

Following last year’s widely appreciated debut, the Stockholm-based duo is back with four brand new club-oriented tracks, once again rooted in their self-made genre Synth-Tech – a fusion of synth-driven techhouse, melodic tech and deep house, built around a sound that’s cerebral and deep.

With their unique sound, DOC ’N’ P1LL mix snappy drums and percussive elements with hard-hitting melodies, creating tracks that hit with precision and energy.

 

• 15 – Musicentrydelete – Selfless [Mood Hut]

On his lush debut LP as Musicentrydelete, Hashman Deejay transitions from lustrous, weightless ambient to lush, pulsating kosmiche dub techno in a strong new stripe to his catalogue.

 

• 14 – trickpony – 24/7 Heaven

trickpony rightfully return with their sensual sophomore record, a six track tip of downtempo anthems elaborating on the sonic blueprint established through Pillow Talk (STEP11).

Contemporary trip hop revivalists at the core; the trio specialise in new age pop collages, stripped, subbed and dubbed for your pleasure. With whispered secrets tangled over atmospheric decay and hooks that tug at heartstrings, the trickpony DNA is embedded deep in the musical discourse; “24/7 Heaven” elevates even the most devious to a divine higher place.

 

• 13 – Shinichi Atobe – Discipline [DDS]

International man of dub techno mystery, Shinichi Atobe returns to DDS with a new double album of pensile steppers and lip-smacking, feathered swang, a good 10 years since first crossing paths with Demdike Stare’s label

 

• 12 – Khotin – Peace Portal [Khotin Industries]

Six shimmering new tracks on the downtempo spectrum from the Khotin Industries Northern HQ. Peace to all listeners.

Another incredible LP from Khotin too 🙂

 

• 11 – Placid Angles – A Detroit Summer

Straight from the pantheon of techno greats, John Beltran’s Placid Angles project enters Kalarahi orbit.

Revived after a 22 year hiatus, PA has since become our main source for new Beltran material. Buy-on-sight stuff for those seeking ambient techno of a rarified calibre. There’s an inevitable pinch-me moment whenever a producer of undeniable influence jumps on the label, and safe to say, this is one of those moments.

 

• 10 – Boundary – Epicenter Imager [Brutaż]

Frankfurt electronica via Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Equally inspired by early Internet and the promise of technology, Boundary’s “Terrain Scanner” tells a story of a device that allows the indigenous people of the isle to localise and protect their rare earths and minerals. It’s a massive yet subtle object. It’s ancient, hence deeply integrated with the surrounding locus.

Pay close attention and you will get to hear the shimmering stream nearby.

 

• 09 – Pancratio – Automatic House LP [Faith Beath]

The 12th signal from Faith Beat transmits from Pancratio – Automatic House — eight internal movements of rhythm and reflection.

Deep but driving, hypnotic yet alert, serious yet full of joy. These are internal things that we are not conscious of which are Automatic.

 

• 08 – Dialog – DOT 3 (feat. Benji) [DOT]

Samuel van Dijk (VC-118A) and Rasmus Hedlund return for a third plate in their ongoing exploration of roots-minded dub techno with Jamaica-born, Finland-based vocalist Benji.

 

• 07 – Jomni – Yonder EP [Gorin Recordings]

Yonder EP includes three uniquely captivating tracks by Jomni with a vibrant and groove-filled remix by Central from Aarhus.

Gorin has become one of my favorite labels of the moment! I recommend checking out their other releases from 2025 and their debut from 2024, real house music <3

https://www.discogs.com/release/34811132-Jomni-Yonder-EP

https://www.discogs.com/release/33978312-Jori-Sonder-EP

https://www.discogs.com/release/35493481-Various-Reasons

 

• 06 – DJ Central – Green EP [NES]

That’s right, DJ Central is releasing another beautiful record! on DJ Popup’s own label <3

https://www.discogs.com/release/35094812-DJ-Central-Green-EP

 

• 05 – Erika de Casier – Lifetime [Independent Jeep Music]

I remember that a good friend of mine, Iona, played an Erika Casier record and I was amazed by its beauty.

Then I realized that she had some incredible collaborations with Central and the Regelbau crew! From then on, I became a lover of her sound, and this new album is no exception! It has sensual downtempo vibes, R&B, and even trip-hop! This album is a gem from start to finish, but if I had to pick one track, it would be “December” <3

 

• 04 – C.K – Bubblegum Utopia [PRS]

Text from A-side: “This one is for the ones who trust, imagine and believe”

I’ve been playing this record for a while now, and I can assure you that the track Viscous (Club) always shines on the dance floor.

 

• 03 – Alex Kassian x Spooky x Placid Angles – Orange Coloured Liquid [Test Pressing Recordings]

I’m not usually a big fan of remixes of great classics but damn! These edits or remixes, whatever you want to call them, are truly incredible! Alex Kassian and John Beltran know how to treat these gems the way they deserve to be treated!

 

• 02 – Pianoman – Pasion [Planet Strangelove]

For the first EP on his new label, Planet Strangelove, Job Jobse brings new life to an overlooked balearic house gem: “Pasion,” an early ’90s deep cut by the Leeds artist Pianoman, inspired by Tangerine Dream’s “Love On A Real Train,” aka the most breathtaking synth arp of all time.

 

• 01 – F7 – Lost In Flower [Acting Press]

Acting Press return with a triple-vinyl album ‘Lost In Flower’ from F7 – a collaboration between original Acting Press co-founder All Rest No People and Vancouver’s own Downtown Solutions aka Jean Brazeau.

As always, Acting Press deliver the goods packing 15 tracks spanning downtempo house, bleep techno and oddball sci-fi electronics – proper mind expanding music for the heads. The album is presented in a thick poly bag with a sticker on the front. Limited to 450 units. The label shares in its press release:

“The music across these three records has been lovingly shaped over the past few years, with great care and intention. It feels wonderful to finally share a selection from this larger body of work — something that has been quietly evolving in the background for some time.”

https://www.discogs.com/release/34588240-F7-Lost-In-Flower

I don’t know which of these five gems to choose, so it’s best if you decide.