Three tracks that big DJs had been playing as IDs came out on Friday, October 16, 2026: "Divine Intervention" by Sara Landry and Electric Universe, "Think Of You" by Prospa and KETTAMA, and "Soundboy" by Giuseppe Ottaviani and Hypaton. On October 17 we checked all 140 IDs on our list, across 15 styles: these three are the only ones officially released in October so far.
How we checked
An ID is a track a DJ plays before it is out, so a tracklist shows it as "ID - ID" (more on IDs here). For every ID on our list we searched the catalogs of streaming services and download stores, then checked that the artists, the title and the version really matched, and read the release date and the label. We were strict. A radio rip, a fan upload or a bootleg on a video site is not a release. Neither is a different track with the same name.
That rule mattered more than once. Cloonee and Chris Lake released a track called "Paradise" on October 5, but it is not the afro house "Paradise" by L¥O that Rampa played in August and September. Mike Williams released his own "Greece 2000" on Armada Music on September 18, which is not Tiësto's remix of the trance classic. And Darude's "Sandstorm (The Remixes)" came out on October 2 without the Sub Zero Project edit heard at Tomorrowland. All three are still IDs.
Sara Landry and Electric Universe: Divine Intervention
"Divine Intervention" is the title track of Sara Landry's second album, released on October 16 on HEKATE, her own label, with 14 tracks. Our Famous IDs list logged it as the opener of her Tomorrowland mainstage set in July 2026, then at EDC Korea and EDC China in October. The album also collects the singles she shared before it, among them "Angel Dust" in August, "Interesting" and "Energy" in September and "Awakening" on October 2.
Landry announced the album in August. About the record, she said in a statement quoted by DJ Mag: "This album is about bringing people together to dance." She marked the release with a headline show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado on October 10.
Prospa and KETTAMA: Think Of You
DJ Mag reported the release date of "Think Of You" on October 11, after months in which the Leeds duo Prospa and the Irish DJ and producer KETTAMA teased it at clubs and festivals, including EDC Las Vegas in May and Lollapalooza in August. Our list also had it at Coachella in April and in KETTAMA's Reading set in August. It came out on October 16 on Steel City Dance Discs. On the services we checked, the single has one version, 3 minutes 25 seconds long.
Prospa and KETTAMA have worked together before: they released the EP "Close Your Eyes" in 2022. "Think Of You" also follows Prospa's debut album, "Free Your Mind", released on CircoLoco Records in June.
Giuseppe Ottaviani and Hypaton: Soundboy
The trance side of the list got one too. "Soundboy" by Giuseppe Ottaviani and Hypaton came out on October 16 on Armada Music, in an original mix and an extended mix. Our list has it from Giuseppe Ottaviani's own set at Digital Society in the UK in July 2026. Armin van Buuren's radio show A State of Trance then played it in September, in episodes 1295 and 1296.
The other 137 are still IDs
Everything else on our list was still unreleased on October 17, from Martin Garrix's remix of Lewis Capaldi's "Someone You Loved", which he was already playing in 2019, to the newest Skrillex and Anyma IDs. We found no official release date in October for any of them. Some will never come out at all: DJ-only bootlegs and edits of famous songs need permission from the rights holders, and many never get it.
What it means for DJs
- Get the real file. If you have been playing a rip of one of these tracks, replace it now. A rip from a festival video has crowd noise, low sound quality and no proper tags. The official release fixes all three, from the store or DJ streaming service you already use.
- Pick the right version. "Soundboy" has an extended mix. Extended versions usually have a longer intro and outro, which makes them easier to mix in and out of. "Think Of You" had only one version when we checked.
- Fix your tags. Stores list KETTAMA first on "Think Of You", and credit "Divine Intervention" to Sara Landry and Electric Universe. Use the official names so you find the tracks fast in the booth.
- Catch the next ones. Follow the artists and their labels, and turn on release alerts or pre-saves where your service offers them. New music usually comes out on a Friday, and the date can come with little warning: DJ Mag reported the date of "Think Of You" five days before release.
Want to hear the next ones before they drop? Our Famous IDs page lists the unreleased tracks big DJs play in every style, with the sets where each one was heard. To trace an ID yourself, read how to find what DJs play.
Sources: DJ Mag (Think Of You), DJ Mag (Divine Intervention), Apple Music (Divine Intervention), Apple Music (Think Of You), Apple Music (Soundboy), Deezer (A State of Trance 1295).