Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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Toolroom, Black Book, and Repopulate Mars artist Thomas Newson continues to make serious waves across the global house scene, with a prolific output that has won support from some of the biggest names in the game, including Carl Cox, ANOTR, John Summit, The Martinez Brothers, Chris Lake and more. Now, the Dutch heavyweight heads to Patrick Topping’s Trick label with ‘Party Pumpa’.
“When I started working on this record, I instantly felt it had the right energy for TRICK. I wanted to create something with a timeless feel. A track that fits perfectly in today’s dance scene, but could still make sense on dancefloors twenty years from now. It has that raw club energy, but also a classic edge that keeps it from feeling too moment-based.” - Thomas Newson
True to its name, ‘Party Pumpa’ brings the heat right from the off. Propulsive drums and no-nonsense vocals lock in the groove, while classic rave sirens ramp up the pressure ahead of the drop. At the heart of the track is an intoxicating bassline that powers this summer-ready club anthem from start to finish.
OUT NOW: orcd.co/trick129
Toolroom, Black Book, and Repopulate Mars artist Thomas Newson continues to make serious waves across the global house scene, with a prolific output that has won support from some of the biggest names in the game, including Carl Cox, ANOTR, John Summit, The Martinez Brothers, Chris Lake and more. Now, the Dutch heavyweight heads to Patrick Topping’s Trick label with ‘Party Pumpa’.
“When I started working on this record, I instantly felt it had the right energy for TRICK. I wanted to create something with a timeless feel. A track that fits perfectly in today’s dance scene, but could still make sense on dancefloors twenty years from now. It has that raw club energy, but also a classic edge that keeps it from feeling too moment-based.” - Thomas Newson
True to its name, ‘Party Pumpa’ brings the heat right from the off. Propulsive drums and no-nonsense vocals lock in the groove, while classic rave sirens ramp up the pressure ahead of the drop. At the heart of the track is an intoxicating bassline that powers this summer-ready club anthem from start to finish.
