People of colour were disproportionately fined for illegal raves and other "amplified music" events during England's and Wales' Covid-19 lockdowns, the Guardian reports. In reviewing...
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DJmag Allstars to take on Club Octagon, Seoul, South Korea this weekend
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It’s been quite a year for DJmag's Adam Saville and Joe Roberts.
Since taking on two of Brazil’s most prized superclubs, Green Valley...
A list of some unsual going-ons you won't want to miss this weekend.
DJ Mag wraps up the best Halloween parties in the capital this weekend. Get ready to get super spooky to the sounds of Moodymann, Magda, Paul...
Acclaimed Serbian fest announces first tag-team names
The award-winning Exit Festival in Serbia has just announced its first set of names to commemorate 15 years of dance acts at the event.
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From the London Remix Festival
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.
The sixth edition of Sunburn Festival got us burning up...
As far back as the early '90s, Goa has offered a retreat for travellers of Asia looking for an injection of noise into what would otherwise be a peaceful escape.
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Of nearly 450 fines issued over "amplified music" events in England and Wales over 16 months, more than one-third of tickets went to Black, Asian or mixed race people
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SUCHI records a "deep, percussive, bassy and hypnotic selection with touches of euphoria” for the Fresh Kicks mix series, and chats to Tara Joshi about growing up in Norway, the Daytimers collective, and the varied cultural influences that have guided her sound
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"It's created a lot of anticipation and excitement for the both of us," says Chandé
He will be joined on the main stage by Hagop Tchaparian, Josey Rebelle and Two Shell
Malaysia will host a huge dance festival in its capital city in August, an event that signals the beginnings of a Southeast Asian neo-club revolution.
Dance music is inexorably linked to the process of globalisation, and club culture has emerged in some form or other in almost every developing and...
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"We can’t help but feel how being a visibly affectionate queer Asian female couple played into this", the pair wrote in a statement
Klockworks-affiliate drops bombs aplenty...
Jay Clarke shows why he's one of the UK's most exciting techno talents right now on his new mix for our Fresh Kicks series.
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Saffron's second annual 7 Days Of Sound returns this month
Bristol-based organisation Saffron has revealed details of its second annual 7 Days Of Sound event, designed to connect people of marginalised genders (trans and cis women...
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Guadalajara-based artist Skyshaker reimagines tracks from the SVBKVLT catalogue on their new album, ‘Novox 10’. Hear their thunderous reinterpretation of Osheyack’s ‘Parataxon’ now
Guadalajara-based artist Skyshaker will release a new album, ‘Novox 10’, via Shanghai’s SVBKVLT this month.
Across 10 tracks, Skyshaker, aka House of Vemanei founder Sky...
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Jeddah-born, Dublin-based Moving Still delivers a dazzling cosmic disco edit of Pakistani-British duo Nermin Niazi and Feisal Mosleh’s 1984 track ‘Sari Sari Raat’ for Discostan...
British-Pakistani disco duo Nermin Niazi and Feisal Mosleh have had two tracks from their 1984 album, ‘Disco Se Aagay’, remixed by Moving Still for...