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Dance music producers have always used samples, but it's increasingly hard to find some good original sample sources to use. The fact that an original artist can take a sizeable chunk of your track's royalties if it's successful and detected, and that sample packs can lead to everyone using the same sounds means that producers need to start going one step further to keep originality in their productions.

Hot on the heels of our first ever international Top 100 DJs party in Amserdam on 20th October, we return to the iconic home of...

Red Dot Relief, teamed with the Japanese NGO Peace Boat, is a call to action across the dance music community to raise money and spread awareness...

While digital is no doubt sitting pretty at the helm of the format kingdom, there are some folk out there who will always be vinyl...

George Michael, who passed away at the tail end of last year, started off in the clubs before making it big with Wham! As a...

Club-land worldwide has spoken once again. The votes for the Top 100 DJs Poll 2014 — more than 900,000 this year — have been counted...

“I can’t go to my other studio ’cause I’ll get shanked,” says Mike, who proves to us that he can sing Afro-swing melodies as well as he raps...

A new film about the '90s rave scene in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne has been released.

'The Kick, The Snare, The Hat & A Clap' is an independent...

808 is a documentary that charts the history of the massively influential Roland TR-808 drum machine, featuring contributions from Diplo, New Order, Pharrell, Rick Rubin...

Kaytranada has shared an instrumental LP.

Following the release of his second studio album 'Bubba' last year, the first from the Canadian artist since '99.9%'...