Dublin-based DJ and producer Moving Still is releasing a new EP on Cooking with Palms Trax. 'Kalam Hub' is set to land 18th November. Listen...
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The duo presents 20 full-length unmixed tracks...
Detroit DJ/producer duo, Hugh Cleal and Bryan Jones aka Golf Clap, are set to digitally release ‘Golf Clap Presents’, a 20-track compilation via their Country Club...
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Hideout 2012 announces first batch of artists
Since invading
an unsuspecting venue on the beautiful beach of Zrce, Pag, for a weekend of nonsense in July for the first time...
Best of British 2015, educated by Point Blank
THE DISCO DADDIO
We decided to give Greg Wilson the Industry Icon gong this year for services to disco over many years, over and...
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Brighton's Scthumm! making more noise
It's been quite a year for Schtumm!. Boasting Maxxi Soundsystem as resident and originator, today it's a promotion juggernaut steered by its other brainchild...
One of the best line-ups of next year has been revealed!
Taking place in a leafy and secluded woodland each year, Gottwood festival is something special.
It’s consistently boasted a slew of excellent underground acts...
Listen and win copies of Daniel Steinberg's new LP
Swapping functionality for funk, Daniel Steinberg's 'Treptow' LP is ready to drop onto Arms & Legs on 25th March.
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Our annual roundup of the wettest and wildest parties you can’t afford to miss this Miami season...
This month, the DJ Mag crew is heading back to the Magic City for another round of Miami madness. To help guide you through this...
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London-based DJ/producer Kiwi is next up on Disco Halal delivering a hypnotic ode to the Scottish Highlands on ‘Mountains of Dew’ – ‘Daubenten's Bat’ is...
Disco Halal’s latest offering comes from London-based DJ/producer Alex Warren. ‘Mountains of Dew’, set for release on 12” vinyl this Friday 13th April, is the...
Asbo Kid: the dynamic duo of former Elastica and EMF members
There's a sense in which 'indie-dance' was a gateway into dance music for a slew of indie kids back in the 1990s. Perhaps not so much via Britpop stalwarts Elastica, but dance-pop five-piece EMF were certainly responsible for converting their fair share of da yoof of the time, especially via their worldwide mega-smash 'Unbelievable' that dropped at the height of the Madchester era in 1990.
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The Apple Music series will be split into 12 parts
Fatboy Slim has teamed up with Apple Music to launch a new 12-part mixtape series, 'Everybody Loves A Mixtape'.
The first instalment arrived last Friday...
Bicep, Motor City Drum Ensemble & Move D all set to feature...
Leftfoot have announced their autumn and winter programming across a host of Birmingham’s venues — including the Hare and Hounds, Rainbow, Blackbox and Institute —...
A guide to dance music's pre-rave past...
We've drafted in Greg Wilson, the former electro-funk pioneer, nowadays a leading figure in the global disco/re-edits movement and respected commentator on dance music and...