New Music Friday: T & Suagh, WHIPPED CREAM, [IVY] & More

T & Sugah, Grace Barton, new music Friday, drum & bass, The Speaker

iEDM Staff | November 21, 2025

With thousands of tracks hitting streaming platforms every day, it can be hard to know which new releases deserve your attention. iEDM's New Music Friday series cuts through the clutter with a curated look at standout drops from across the electronic music spectrum.

This week’s roundup features fresh releases from T & Sugah, WHIPPED CREAM, [IVY], and more showcasing the best in genres like drum & bass and melodic house. Whether it is a festival-ready anthem or a forward-thinking studio cut, these picks highlight the artists shaping the scene right now.

T & Sugah, Grace Barton – “The Speaker”

Dutch drum & bass power duo T & Sugah return with “The Speaker,” a high-energy collaboration with vocalist Grace Barton that captures their signature blend of euphoria and intensity. Opening with ethereal pads and Barton’s soaring vocals, the track quickly ascends into a full-scale explosion of adrenaline-fueled bass and precision percussion.

The drop hits with force, balancing melodic warmth against an electrifying low end that feels built for massive festival moments. T & Sugah’s synergy with Barton shines once again, showcasing the trio’s ability to craft drum & bass anthems that strike both emotionally and physically.

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WHIPPED CREAM – “life”

WHIPPED CREAM unveils her latest single “life,” a cinematic yet club-driven showcase of her evolution as a producer, songwriter, and vocalist. Opening with lush synth layers and ethereal vocals performed by WHIPPED CREAM herself, the track builds a hypnotic rhythm that bridges stutter house and melodic house influences.

The production pulses with emotion. Its deep basslines and shimmering textures creating a contrast between tension and release. Every element feels deliberate, from the atmospheric breaks to the soaring hook that ties it all together.

“life” captures the duality of vulnerability and strength, reaffirming WHIPPED CREAM’s ability to translate human emotion into immersive electronic storytelling.

[IVY], Adalaide Adams – “Devotion”

“Devotion” brings together [IVY]’s razor-sharp drum & bass production and Adalaide Adams’ ethereal vocal work in a track that balances emotional depth with dancefloor power.

Chilling synth textures and dreamy melodies set an entrancing tone as crisp percussion and a pulsing bassline build toward a cinematic release. When the drop hits, the energy surges into a heavy drum & bass assault that feels engineered for peak rave moments.

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Oscar N, Garvin – 'So Sick EP'

Garvin and Oscar N’s So Sick EP captures two artists meeting at a creative high point, merging the rhythmic precision of tech house with the soulful pull of Afro house and the warmth of classic house grooves.

Its title track moves with rolling drums, subtle melodic phrases, and vocals that sit like buried memories, while the second cut dives into a heavier, moodier space shaped by thick textures and a low-slung warehouse energy. Their styles complement each other effortlessly, pairing Garvin’s tight, analog-leaning grooves with Oscar N’s fluid melodic instincts.

Not Yurs, Randy Perez – “Get Down”

Randy Perez and Not Yurs deliver a late-night essential with “Get Down,” a house and techno hybrid built for underground rooms where rhythm takes full control.

Steady percussion and hypnotic grooves drive the track, creating a focused, after-hours atmosphere that reflects the strengths of both rising artists.

The production feels tuned for dim lights and packed floors, capturing that collective moment when the crowd locks into the pulse. “Get Down” is straightforward by design, using its stripped approach to highlight the duo’s chemistry while hinting at even more ambitious work ahead.