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The first and longest-running edition of all DJ Mag’s publications, our UK edition really is something special. With a focus on underground talent, original rave...

MDRNTY Cruise hit the Mediterranean Sea aboard the MSC Magnifica between Saturday 16th and Wednesday 20th September.

With four main stages through the five days...

Armand van Helden didn’t hold back when offering his perspective on the current expectations within DJ culture: “It’s all a no-brainer. They don’t have to...

Red D show of his eclectic taste and expert-level abilities on our DJ Mag Weekly Podcast to celebrate 10 years of his label, We Play...

With past releases on Pets, Glasgow Underground, Get Physical and Exploited, Stefano Ritteri is a name we know well at DJ Mag HQ. His latest...

NTEIBINT is one of Greece's most successful electronic exports. 

Our ears first pricked when we heard him back in 2014, when DJ Mag  premiered his...

Voting in our annual Best of British poll is now complete. The annual homage to the UK underground is an essential landmark on the UK...

If the titles weren’t enough, then the sounds of Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike’s tracks ‘Tremor’ and ‘Body Talk (Mammoth)’ with their hippo-sized basslines, shrieking...

Las Vegas is no longer an upstart or Ibiza challenger. The US party capital hosts A-List DJ talent every single weekend, making it an essential...

What are you wearing right now?

“Ah, you caught me on my way to a new photo shoot, I’m looking typically German DJish today. I’m...

There is nothing quite like dancing in the open air. Whether you are soaked in glorious sunshine or partying beneath the stars, everything is more...

The newest Croatian festival to enter the fray is the Love System Festival in Punta Radman, Petrcane. Their vision is to ‘create an immersive experience for avid followers of house music and all its various guises’, and one casual glance at their talent-bulging line-up suggests they’re on the right course.

Care, consideration and caution are not always words associated with the fleeting world of dance music. DJs and promoters springing up and disappearing quicker than Eats Everything can guzzle a pint of the black stuff, it's tempting for the next pretty young thing getting hyped to high heaven to go for broke; rush out a series of half-finished tracks off their hard drive and sit back and wait for that cash-money to roll in. Not Bashmore.

Not content with regularly smashing his spiritual home on the island most Mondays of the summer, Jamie Jones just couldn’t resist making the decision to...