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Benny Benassi
Benny Benassi

Benny Benassi returns with “Superstar,” the latest single from his upcoming album “Feel The Bass,” another co-production with his old sparring partner, Chris Nasty. The new track, released on April 24th, the track continues to outline the album’s direction, drawing on electro house foundations while keeping a close focus on rhythm, texture, and vocal interplay. Showcasing a musical pathway that Benny achieves so seamlessly, it’s a track that fans old and new will flock to.

Built around a tight framework of punchy drums and rising synth lines, “Superstar” moves with a direct, club-focused energy. The production is controlled but multi-layered, with shifting melodic patterns circling a solid rhythmic core. Benassi keeps the arrangement lean, allowing each element space to land while maintaining a steady sense of drive, as a strong vocal sits at the centre of the track, delivered with a sharp, conversational tone that locks into the groove. Repeating phrases fold back into the beat, becoming part of the track’s structure rather than sitting on top of it, as the vocal processing introduces chopped and pitched textures that cut through cleanly, adding contrast without overwhelming the mix.

Beneath this, low-slung house rhythms and oscillating synth work add weight and movement, as the track develops through gradual shifts in density and emphasis, favouring subtle changes over large-scale breakdowns. The result is a focused, functional piece of club music that reflects Benassi’s evolving production style; precise, immediate, and tuned for late-night systems.

Following earlier releases from “Feel The Bass,” “Superstar” adds another angle to the album’s overall shape, bringing in a distinct vocal presence while continuing to refine Benassi’s approach to contemporary electro house.

Stream “Superstar” here.

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