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“Adrenaline” is the latest single from Muscle Memory, whose past releases have traced a line between Post‑Punk, Italo disco and dark, dubby dance music. Out via Infinite Beat on the 12th of September 2025, this four‑track release takes the despair and anger of a difficult period and alchemises it into joy for the dancefloor. The lyric narrates a shift from frustration and powerlessness to catharsis, framed not as escapism but as a celebration of music’s power, love and community.
Musically, the original mix opens with a slinky, synth‑driven groove reminiscent of Linear Movement’s Way Out Of Living and the shimmering textures Patrick Cowley crafted for Sylvester’s I Need Somebody To Love Tonight, before dropping into a deeper, dub‑tinged section where guitars, drum machines and keyboards build tension. As with previous singles, Muscle Memory revisit the song with a firm view on the dance floor: with that in mind their Club Mix employs a dusty Roland 303 and woozy dream‑house chords to extend the track into a hypnotic builder.
Adding to the record is an Eli Escobar’s remix. “When he said he would make a remix for Adrenaline we were thrilled, he’s one of our favourite DJ’s in NYC, and with his wide-ranging sets and near-constant playing schedule, it’s a wonder he could make time to help open one of the best new clubs in Brooklyn, Gabriela, where we often go see him at his weekly night. His broad musical knowledge and impeccable taste keeps us checking in to see what he’s playing, and when he sent us his remix he joked, “hope you like trance lol”; we replied “yes please, entrance us,” and he certainly did.” His remix sits alongside the original, offering a soaring, uplifting take that nods to his reputation as one of NYC’s most versatile DJs.
