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Alison Wonderland has shared another single from her forthcoming album. ‘No’ is the third track to be lifted from the recent DJ Mag North America...

Eli Escobar may look like he’s in his 20’s, but the New York mascot for disco-leaning house music has been in the game for some...

Richie Hawtin opened up about why he embarked on his new CLOSE live show, explaining that “DJing is much easier than it ever was”.

Known...

Legendary producer/DJ Roger Sanchez is up on the DJ Mag podcast today — and it's the perfect kickstart to the working week!

The podcast has...

!K7's 'DJ Kicks' compilation mix series will release its latest installment on 8th July from Glasgow's finest, Jackmaster.

The mix, which the Numbers co-founder seems...

Paul Van Dyk has opened up for the first time about his life-threatening stage fall at an A State Of Trance event in February, explaining...

Off the back of the hugely successful Lost In Music exhibition in London, Print Space in collaboration with Old Granada Studio will be hosting an...

With stories constantly hitting the headlines in recent years about the meagre streaming royalty payments to artists, Swedish label HMLW (House Music With Love) is...

Grammy nominated producer Nic Fanciulli announced earlier this month he was going on a World Tour. He has just announced the dates and cities he...

Tim Simenon of Bomb The Bass, his late '80s-formed project that had a big hit with early sampling record 'Beat Dis', has been talking to DJ Mag about his new band project, Ghost Capsules. 
“Doing Ghost Capsules is simply another way of exploring different areas of music that I enjoy,” Tim says.

For the last two decades, the death knell of vinyl has been sounded annually. Usurped by CDs, rendered obsolete by the all-consuming march of iTunes and Beatport, there seems little rational reason why those heavy, fragile slabs of black wax should endure so long.

Cubism's live wizard consults his rave memory