Underrated Bangers: Tracks That Deserve More Love This Season
Posted October 30, 2025
These tracks aren’t topping the charts, but they should be blasting through your speakers. Every festival season has its hidden gems, the songs that catch you mid-dance, make you grab your phone to Shazam, and leave you wondering how they aren’t headlining sets everywhere. I’ve spent the better part of this year chasing down those sounds, and these five tracks deserve a permanent spot on your 2025 playlists.
A song becomes underrated when its streams don’t reflect its impact. When you hear it live or in a mix and feel something the numbers don’t capture. Maybe it didn’t hit an algorithm just right, or maybe it’s from an artist who’s quietly perfecting their craft instead of chasing trends. Some of the producers on this list are festival veterans who keep reinventing themselves, while others are newcomers carving out fresh space in the electronic scene. Either way, each track here proves that quality doesn’t always mean visibility.
Martin Garrix and Citadelle’s “Peace of Mind” is pure euphoria. Built around warm synth swells and a progressive house backbone, it feels like golden hour at a festival, blissful, uplifting, and a little nostalgic. Garrix’s polished production meets Citadelle’s cinematic layering, making this one a standout for anyone craving that emotional, melodic rush.
“Reverie” by INNERVERSE is for the deep thinkers and late-night dreamers. It floats between melodic techno and organic house, carrying a hypnotic rhythm that feels like drifting through clouds. innerverse may still be an underground name, but their production is tight, with crisp percussion, haunting vocals, and atmospheric builds that pull you into a trance.
Adventure Club’s collaboration with Avello, “Cry,” blends old and new in a way that hits right in the chest. It opens with soft piano chords and an angelic vocal line before exploding into a wave of color, the kind that makes you close your eyes and just feel. Avello’s future-bass shimmer balances Adventure Club’s cinematic drops perfectly. It’s a tear-jerker in the best way, a reminder of why we fell in love with this sound in the first place.
Kasbo’s “World Away” feels like a breath of air after the chaos. He’s always been one of those producers who paints with sound, and this track proves why he remains one of melodic bass’s most authentic voices. It builds slowly with glassy synths, gentle percussion, and that signature bittersweet energy that makes his music feel so human. It’s delicate and powerful, like catching your breath after a long set, eyes closed, lights fading.
Then there’s “Salt” by Sumthin Sumthin and CloZee, two experimental minds creating something dark, sultry, and completely unpredictable. It’s bass-driven, filled with CloZee’s organic, worldly textures and Sumthin Sumthin’s glitchy, forward-thinking sound design. It’s the kind of track that belongs under the stars, deep in the desert, where every bass hit ripples through the crowd.
These songs might not be topping charts yet, but they’re shaping the future of the sound we love. Add them to your playlists now and flex your musical taste before everyone else catches on. Trust me, your friends will be asking for the track IDs all season long.
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