Playlist: Eclectic Electric #26

EVIL TWINN ft. LUPAGE
“Dance on Beat”
@eviltwiinmusic
@of_lupage



“Dance on Beat” by Evil Twiin (featuring Lupage) is a high‑energy, rave‑ready electronic track built for fast‑paced club sets. The song leans into a techno/trance hybrid pulse, driven by a sharp, steady kick and a bright, looping lead that keeps the momentum locked in. Its vibe is pure dance‑floor adrenaline — simple, catchy, and engineered to keep bodies moving without interruption.

G-REX
“Fallout”
@grexbeatz


“Fallout” by G‑REX is a heavy, experimental bass track that showcases his signature dark, woozy sound design. The song opens with an eerie, atmospheric intro before dropping into a thick, low‑end stomp built from warped bass textures and spacey synths, a style highlighted in coverage of the release. It reflects G‑REX’s reputation as a boundary‑pushing producer within the bass and dubstep scene, continuing the momentum he’s built since earlier breakout tracks.

ZAYTRILLINAUDIO
“Shadows”
@zaytrillinaudio
zaytrillinaudio.com


Zaytrillinaudio (often stylized as ZAYTRILLINAUDIO) appears to be an audio engineer and producer rather than a traditional electronic‑music artist, known for sharing mixing, vocal processing, and production tutorials on platforms like YouTube. His channel is described as a hub for “groundbreaking music production” and highlights him as a platinum‑charting creator, suggesting his work is rooted in high‑level studio craft rather than artist releases. His online presence focuses on engineering techniques, plugin walkthroughs, and production education, making him a resource for emerging producers looking to refine their sound.

He makes his debut on Expand Your Playlist with his track, “Shadows”.


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REBECCA BLACK
“Speakerphone”
@msrebeccablack


Rebecca Black has evolved from viral notoriety into a sharp, self‑possessed alt‑pop artist with real creative vision. She first broke into public consciousness in 2011 with the infamous teen single “Friday,” but over the past decade she’s rebuilt her career on her own terms—leaning into hyperpop, electro‑pop, queer club music, and left‑field pop experimentation. Her 2023 debut album Let Her Burn cemented that transformation, showcasing darker production, confident songwriting, and a fully realized artistic identity. Her latest track, “Speakerphone,” continues that arc: a glossy, high‑energy pop song built on pulsing synths, flirtatious attitude, and the playful, self‑aware edge that defines her current sound.

NOSTALGIX ft. KYRA MASTRO
“Holy”
@nostalgixmusic
@kyramastro
nostalgixmusic.com


Nostalgix is an Iranian‑born, Canada‑raised DJ, producer, and rapper who’s become a standout force in modern house music, known for her ’90s‑inspired attitude, thunderous basslines, and high‑energy performances. She’s released music on major dance labels like Night Bass, Confession, Thrive Music, Insomniac Records, and UKF, and has performed on major festival stages including EDC Las Vegas, where she became one of the few women to play the mainstage. Her artistic journey is shaped by her move from Iran to Canada at age seven and later to Los Angeles, where she built her career through relentless touring and a deep love for dance culture. Her track “Holy,” created with Kyra Mastro, is a sleek, emotional dance record released on Monstercat in late 2025, blending Nostalgix’s bold production with Mastro’s expressive vocals to create a shimmering, club‑ready anthem.

MONIC
“Why Did You Leave”
@monicmsc



Monic is an emerging electronic DJ and producer making waves across the global dance scene, known for her high‑energy sets and a sound rooted in progressive house and modern club music. Originally highlighted for her dynamic performances in Brazil’s festival circuit as Monic (BR), she has since expanded her presence internationally, with recent releases and viral remixes helping her reach a wider audience. Her track “Why Did You Leave” — released in April 2026 via DistroKid — is a sleek, melodic progressive‑house cut featuring Sarah Rosado, built around an emotional vocal and a driving 130‑BPM groove that showcases her growing production finesse.

FCUKERS
“If You Wanna Party, Come Over To My House”
@fcukers__
fcukers.bandcamp.com



FCUKERS are a New York–based electronic duo whose sound blends club music, indie dance, and bouncy, high‑energy house, delivered with a playful, addictive edge. Their newly released debut album Ö (March 27, 2026) establishes them as a fresh voice in the electronic scene, packed with instantly catchy, dance‑ready tracks and executive‑produced by Kenneth Blume (FKA Kenny Beats). The album includes standout cuts like “L.U.C.K.Y,” “Butterflies,” and the fan‑favorite “If You Wanna Party, Come Over to My House,” a hypnotic, upbeat club track that captures the duo’s signature mix of fun, attitude, and irresistible groove.

GRITNEY
“Gud Girl”
@itsgritney



Gritney is a rising electronic artist carving out a lane in the EDM, techno, and dance‑pop space, known for her dark‑glossy production style and collaborations with major names in the scene. Her earlier breakout moments came through tracks like “Loco,” “RAVE,” and her collaboration with KSHMR on “All Night,” which helped introduce her to a wider global audience. Her newest release, “Gud Girl” (2025), pushes her sound further — a sharp, attitude‑driven dance track built on pulsing synths and a confident vocal delivery that fits seamlessly alongside her growing catalog of high‑energy singles.